How do I update my listing under wood suppliers and sawmills?

[scsmith42]

I have a new website that is more focused on the local market for milling and drying (www.wpsawmill.com), and I'd like to update my supplier listings to include it.

Thx!

Scott

 

[Mike Davis]

Is there a descriptive text to include or just the web address?

I can change it for you.

 

[Danny Batchelor]

Very good website. I feel like I just completed Wood Drying 101.

 

[scsmith42]

Is there a descriptive text to include or just the web address?

I can change it for you.

Mike, all that I would like to do is to add the wpsawmill.com website to the listing, and retain the quartersawnoak.com one as well. Many thanks.

 

[Mike Davis]

That should have it now

 

[ehpoole]

Thank you both for helping to keep our list up to date, I really appreciate the effort.

 

[scsmith42]

That should have it now

Thanks Mike!

 

[junquecol]

Scott, thanks for your support of blacksmith shop at State Fair. Bruce

 

[danmart77]

I have used Scott's services in the recent past and all I can tell you is his operation in New Hill is just great. He offers services you won't find around the state.

I had some 8/4 hard sugar maple boards 14" wide that I wanted cut to veneer 3/32 thick for table tops. I can not tell you how uniform and nice the sheets came off of his horizontal resaw machine.

Along with the maple I brought some 5/4 crotch walnut to be cut to 3/32 sheets. The results are just hard to describe. While he was cutting the walnut and maple, another guy quarter sawed a white oak log for me to get straight grain green material to be used for chair bendings.

If you want to find some unique high quality wood and services that are worth your time, see Scott.

I know I sound like a salesman here but maybe others that have worked with Scott will chime in. Its fair to say he has equipment so far beyond the day to day hobbyist or custom builder it just makes sense to have him do the "heavy lifting" and get on with your projects. For me its worth every penny of cost in time saved and quality of work.

Dan

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