never mistake for trolling.
I live in CA/OR, depending on the time of the year, and know that the northwest is a big provider of most all things pine. However, I love to work with walnut and maple and yet I don't have a clue as to where our best walnut and maple come from other than "back east".
Most folks like to brag about their local area and what they are famous for. If your area is known for a specific type of wood then I would like to know. I would especially like to know where the best walnut and maple come from. I also like to work with ash. Who's known for that?
I live in CA/OR, depending on the time of the year, and know that the northwest is a big provider of most all things pine. However, I love to work with walnut and maple and yet I don't have a clue as to where our best walnut and maple come from other than "back east".
Most folks like to brag about their local area and what they are famous for. If your area is known for a specific type of wood then I would like to know. I would especially like to know where the best walnut and maple come from. I also like to work with ash. Who's known for that?