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I have an excellent source for thin shell European walnut but a current project demands a quality piece of American Walnut. I'm not looking for fancy, just dense and tight grained. Thanks.
Steve
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I've never bought anything from them, but do have a link and remember that they had the reddish colored black walnut, were family operated, had been in business for some time and had a good references. http://johnsonwoodproducts.com/gunstock_blanksJohnson Wood Products 34897 Crystal Road Strawberry Point, IA 52076 ph: 563-933-6504 alt: 563-880-1896 johnsonwoodproducts@yahoo.com
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Pete Hyatt's been in the lumber business for a long time. might try him.
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Johnson's is a very good outfit and have been in business since the early/mid 60's. I bought my first blank from them in 1969. I.D. Johnson is gone now and his son Randy runs the business. I even sold them some walnut logs in the 60's before I started sawing myself.
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All of my American Black has come from http://www.wattswalnut.com/I look no further.
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I would second Watts, but I have no experience with the others mentioned. Easy guy to deal with.
Dennis Potter
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His Circassian selection looks pretty appealing too.
Such a long, long time to be gone, and a short time to be there.
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Terry Wilcox in Fayetteville, NC. I am sure he has a web site. He has a ton of great wood. I can probably get a phone number if you can't find him.
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I have dealt with Johnson and have been very pleased all three times.
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Goby walnut in Oregon and Wineland Walnut are also good people.Richter in Oregon goes under the name "Quaking Aspens" and they have nice wood too.
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