Hey Now, does anyone know a custom kiln drying operation in the Seattle area? I’ve googled it pretty hard and had little success. I would like to get a couple of 20″ wide, 3″ thick, 10′ long pieces dried.
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Must be something psychotic in the air.
I just made myself a note to call Joe Neal at http://www.Woodwisemill.com.
We took him a few hundred feet of 10/4 spalted maple a few weeks ago to run through his kiln. Should be ready. He's over on the Penninsula, in Port Orchard. Good guy. Give him a call.
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One of the
local sawmills takes lumber down to the Everett area for kiln drying, but I don't know the details.
Coyote Woodshop on Bainbridge Island
http://www.coyotewoodshop.com/
Thanks Guys! I went to see Dave at Coyote. He may do some custom drying however I ended up getting some properly dried elm from him. Great guy, great shop, AWESOME selection. Again, I cannot thank you enough.