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Science Findings Marie Oliver USDA: Department of Agriculture December 2015   “New Research reveals how topography, soil temperature and subtle shifts in soil drainage are key drivers in ecosystem function in the coastal temperate rain forests of southeast Alaska and British Columbia.  These studies, by Dave D’Amore and his colleagues, provide a better understanding of the influence […]

Seasoning checking is a natural part of wood shrinkage that occurs as the moisture in the wood cells dry.   Wood shrinks as the moisture decrease and swells when the moisture increases. Generally we run into seasoning checking being a problem in timbers, but it can affect board stock as well.  When we sell timbers […]

    Ponderosa Pine works perfectly to create a rustic feel, as seen here with the rustic flooring, wainscoting and hand peeled log bunk bed. We stock the Ponderosa Pine Tongue and Groove in both 1″ and 2″ thickness, as well as, 6″ and 8″ widths.

Originally posted on Reliable Home Sales:
When it comes to home and family, expenses are inevitable. With prices rising everywhere, every penny saved counts. Wouldn’t it be great if you could save on home repairs too? Fortunately, if you have some of these common household tools, you don’t have to spend that extra cash on…

Originally posted on btb Style and Design:
I never thought that our first home would be a house that we would build.  The process so far has been (and continues to be) a great learning experience.  Any first time building should know that It is a big project to take on and there is a…

Originally posted on Alex Cowan:
Recently, Alex Cowan Custom Woodworking has been working with O’Neill Studios building out an amazing restaurant space for Copperwood Tavern in Shirlington, Virginia. ACCW took apart and reclaimed the wood from an old barn out in Berryville, Virginia, and has been finding ways to incorporate this amazing aged wood into Maggie O’Neill’s amazing…