righteouswoods.net - anyone know about them?

Re: righteouswoods.net - anyone know about them?

Keith Tompkins

>Hi Mark, yes, I have been there....it's in the Boston area, a couple of minutes away from Beverly,MA where my daughter attended school.

I have purchased quite a few pieces from them, all with good success. Nice holly stock!

The name is derived from the fact that the owner is a devout Christian, and he uses some of the proceeds to fund good causes.

You will leave there with some good wood and a good sermon to boot.

Re: righteouswoods.net - anyone know about them?

Mac

>Great selection, always changing,nothing lays around very long,good people to deal with.Worth a visit also if you are in the area.Dont go over too early, the fellow who runs it for his Dad doesnt get to work early,says he stays up late working on the web site? Almost had me convinced.

Re: righteouswoods.net - anyone know about them?

Bud Gabaree

>Mark,

another alternative is Tropical Exotic Hardwoods of Latin America. They're located in San Diego, CA. I was just there on a business trip last week and bought $400 worth of exotic burls and the like. They had several large rows of 4/4 and 8/4 exotics, and I know that bloodwood was one of them. Don't know about the other, but they had so much and so many species that it's likely they'd have what you're after.

I'm not affiliated in any way, just real impressed. Of course, being from northern Indiana, it doesn't take much to impress me.

The web address is http://anexotichardwood.com

Thanks Everyone

Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL

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Re: righteouswoods.net - anyone know about them? *LINK*

Larry

>Take a look at West Penn Hardwoods.


http://westpennhardwoods.com/