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Northend Hardwoods stocks a variety of rough and pre-milled lumber. In our most popular species: Ash, Birch, Cherry and Maple, we maintain an inventory of S4S, S3S and rough lumber. Rough lumber is wood that has come straight from the … Continue reading
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A discussion about three different methods of milling rough lumber. Continue reading
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Northend Hardwoods produced these two beautiful hardwood floors in the Lyndonville, VT mill, as well as the window casings, door casings, sashes and baseboard. Installation and finishing were completed by the team at our sister company, Pin Oak. Please feel … Continue reading
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Each year, David Tanych, owner of Northend Hardwoods, travels to Humboldt and Mendocino counties in northern California to hand select unique pieces of salvaged timber, which are collected and offered for sale at our two locations in Williston and Lyndonville, … Continue reading
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We recently got the opportunity to have a Question and Answer session with one of our customers, Dan Caouette of Clear Stream Fine Woodworking. He crafts beautiful small wooden boats in his shop in northern New Hampshire. Dan has been … Continue reading
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Jacob Reider and Tucker Shaw recently got in touch to tell us about the longboards that they have been producing for the past two years using our stock Baltic Birch plywood. Longboarding is a type of skateboarding that is often … Continue reading
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We’re always excited to see our unique and hand selected pieces of wood used in creative ways. Northend Hardwoods owner and sculptor David Tanych takes yearly trips to the West Coast to meet with loggers and hand-select impressive pieces of … Continue reading
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Northend Hardwoods recently received a set of photos of a beautiful Walnut Case designed and built by Joe Shields, a regular customer of our Williston store. Prompted by a discussion with an influential and helpful graduate professor, Joe, a hobbyist … Continue reading