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What is the best way to deal with the occasionally rank lumber that gets delivered? I know you can’t expect perfect stock but recently lumber that was delivered was less than O.K. and had a few pieces that were total unusable, even for blocking or firewood(p.t.}. What does the lumber yard do with all the picked through 2x’s and such? I know, they probably send them to me.cc
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What is the best way to deal with the occasionally rank lumber that gets delivered? I know you can't expect perfect stock but recently lumber that was delivered was less than O.K. and had a few pieces that were total unusable, even for blocking or firewood(p.t.}. What does the lumber yard do with all the picked through 2x's and such? I know, they probably send them to me.cc