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Note: If your hardwood or lumber
site is on this list, you can link to it. This list was
created in 2001, and updated in 2008
A search engine a defined? Read below.
About the
Minnie
~Packed with Bonuses too~
This list is from my original e-mail list of over 2,500 woodworkers. I
finally
reposted it. Originally these links were in an email I sent out once in
awhile.
I stopped sending out emails a few years ago because of the problems with
people overloaded with too much email...George
Newer hardwood and lumber links...
bristolvalley.com
Thin and micro lumber.
woodworker.net
Router bits, blades, lumber
at reduced prices?
Pencils.com A neat
demonstration about
how pencils are made.
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advantagelumber.com
Nearly 50,000 board feet of exotic and domestic
species on hand at any given time. All thin woods
are planed on our hi-tech rotary planer...never any
tear out or snipe! Our special selection of turning
blanks for the lathe aficionado.
altalabinstrument.com/wood Some
bargains.
bereahardwoods.com
Pen makers wood, blanks.
dunham-hardwoods.com
globalwood.org Lumber information site.
e-wood.com
Wood Sources.
ezwood.com
square blanks
hastiles.com
hardwood.org
interpac.net/~winkler
lakeshorehardwoods
Ok supplier,
has good prices, cherry, oak and ash.
lostforest.com
mcewenlumber.com
Lumber
nwtimber.com/ Domestic exotic hardwoods, Northwest US
pioneermillworks.com Reclaimed woods
members.aye.net/~pennwood Pennsington Hardwoods.
sustainablelumber.com
talaricohardwoods.com Pennsylvania Co.
vintagelog.com/
Antique and salvaged lumber West Virginia
qualityhardwoods.com
wightmanlumber.com New York
woodbymail.com
wood-worker.com/index.htm"
woodworking2.org/AccidentSurvey/search.htm
woodfibre.com
woodply.com Might have
discounts.
Tool Suppliers
Rockler
They
have hardwoods too.
automationmag.com
jamestowndistributors
adamswoodproducts
Amazon.Com
popularwoodworking.com
powermatic.com
Power Tools
woodmachines.com
starrett.com
Precision Tools
brownandsharpe.com
Precision Tools
constantines.com
mcfeelys.com Screws of all
kinds
practicalmachinist.com
manufacturingnews.com
mcmaster.com tools and more.
hartzellhardwoods.com/today.htm
Rockler
manufacturingnews
This is a great website that keeps
you up to date with all of the news about manufacturing, import export,
and more sent to your e-mail box daily.
Board
feet calculator
eleetwoodworking
hardwood.org Answers
questions about
hardwood in the search box.
The
best
power tool is the safest
power
tool. Make it predictable and mistake-proof....
Jigs and Gauges for Beginners
download explains.
About the
Minnie
~Packed with Bonuses too~
Caution...Learning
to make box joints
could result in having raw, advanced
skills. You could become a part of that.
See our home page....Table saw jigs
Woodjig.com stuff...
Woodshop guides are reviewed
for a reason, but, see more
Woodworking
ideas, plus..
Table
saw jigs really are...what's this.
Shop guides ~ some are not... more..
Tips to save good hardwood with a table saw?
Do you have every talent possible? Do you know every
waste saving technique in the world? How do most people learn it?
Well, many do it through repetition, through experience and plain hard work and
focus. The following tips may be known by many, but surely not by
all. Saving good hardwood also requires experience, and safety. The best tool is
the the tool used safely. Even if one of the 10 Necessary TIPs are new, the accumulated savings could be enormous. Read
about TIP's to save...Hardwoods.
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10 Necessary Tips |
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Tips
to save expensive
hardwoods. |
Even if one of these
are new, the accumulated savings
could be enormous. More about....Hardwoods.
Can a time saving, efficiency
tool
such as a search engine be defined?
Originally a search directory or product list was a business tool, a retrieval system to help find information more efficiently. Industrial search directories reduced the time required to find information and the amount of information which must be tossed around, consulted, briefed or advised.
A directory helped to manage information overload and secure resources for when when they
were needed to find tools materials, or supplies.
A directory was a necessary collection; and organized list of available tools, materials, and products for almost every need. That's important because businesses always need to do research and development. They always need a different sample, or new type of steel or product for a new formula or for trying new things. Producers need advice without always having to ask everyone or possibly get involved in issues beyond simply just a narrow need for a special product. That's the key, the toughest part. Knowing you can find things quickly. Now we have major search engines seeking out, containing, indexing, filing and aggregating billions of sources, and many are in considerable detail.
The big "G" search engine may have felt long ago that businesses needed an almost unrestricted, no boundaries amount of information and instant availability to allow for business efficiency, reduce wasted time, and promote economic development and change. Other large search directories may have then thought: "What's to hide." Progress can only improve by providing an unlimited resource to people who want to develop, try new materials, try new products, find them quickly, and advance to new levels by providing newer, different products.
If you need gauze around sharp tools
or instruments, then read a mistake-
proofing story....Jigs
and Gauges for Beginners.
Profit
pays the bills... A surplus is "lots
more." A NON-working machine is "lots less."
Woodworking; making things in volume and
then transforming into getting things bought and sold is
what pays the bills throughout the land. It leads to advanced work with tools and machines.
In another woodworking story here
there is a mention of how Economists (and many others too) consider a machine as working capital. When it is not producing a surplus, or generating products, then it is non-working
capital.
How do Search Engines and Directories help?
Some search engines and tool directories with "good
intentions" have become know to be the "Pot Luck" approach to finding things without special
skills. The end is to find certain, "included advice" which is helpful to save time and to
advance along towards a certain goal. Search engines then are some of the
best tools for an economy. Again, progress can be the result of providing an unlimited
resource to people who want to develop, try new materials, try new products,
find them quickly, and advance to new levels by providing newer, different
products.
When an enthusiast or project manager does a search, they know that they might find tools, hardwoods, or materials. What they need, and want is often the toughest part; to pin point a location. Most of them probably subscribe to an old fashioned manufacturers directory. In the case of hobbyists and crafters, they are often still in a trial stage. To the hobbyist, machines are often a pastimes, a hobby, or other purpose, and volume is not yet their style.
Although, things provided by this website have helped many discover an obscure principle or technique to turn their table saw into something more. They begin with an advanced, efficient technique for making box joints. Learning to make box joints properly is like a gateway towards understanding precision and then the ultimate goal, producing a surplus. A surplus is "lots more." A non-working machine is "lots less."
Making things in volume and duplication is what creates markets; always has. And, it's when the economist really begins to take a peek at the producer, their discovery, the sales and the supplies and purchases. The economist says; "They found a niche, an idea, and a method to manufacture...they will buy more machines." They are in touch with an advanced, but historical, age-old principle; making a surplus to trade and prosper. It is the hobbyist in motion, one discovering and advancing that keeps the industry, beginning with the craft and hobby media afloat. Yet, in order to be careful, to stay conservative, all of the edits result in published stories that are cautious about recommending a business bend to their readers craft or hobby. In other words, the traditional world media realizes that turning many hobbies, or woodworking into a business is expensive, especially if you have to buy your own hardwoods.
The traditional means of publishing is not necessarily out of touch. We all do notice that they are careful and contained about some things. They rarely mention the "Biz" word, because most people may need to try very hard keeping and enjoying their current job. That's reasonable, we need to preserve jobs, but then again, people also need to know more details about machines and automation in order to increase an interest in machines. There is not always an agreement about how to present the concept; to draw more into the concepts, about the capability and potential that machines can be expected to do.
Predictability....less
hassle, less mistakes and
injuries. Read
jigs
and Gauges for Beginners. Jigs
mistake proof, they ARE method...explain
it.
The jig for beginners could result in
advanced skills. You could become a
part of that...Jig
making
Note: If your hardwood or lumber
site is on this list, you can link to it.
There really is a method to it.
Knowing how to make
Box joints
is a genuine benefit to the shop.
Order
the box joint jig, then you'll have it!
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