Quarter-sawn ash for ribs

[wayland]

Need to replace ribs ia an Old Town runabout. Need a source around central coast Maine. Any info? Thanks in advance

[wayland]

Need to replace ribs ia an Old Town runabout. Need a source around central coast Maine. Any info? Thanks in advance

[wayland]

Need to replace ribs ia an Old Town runabout. Need a source around central coast Maine. Any info? Thanks in advance

[trull]

Try Viking Lumber in Belfast, maybe they have sawn some at their mill.

[trull]

Try Viking Lumber in Belfast, maybe they have sawn some at their mill.

[trull]

Try Viking Lumber in Belfast, maybe they have sawn some at their mill.

[paladin]

Buy an ash plank, plane sawn at your local supplier, cut it into two long planks by sawing it down the middle of the flat...now turn each of those pieces on edge and split on your table saw. CPES all surfaces and epoxy back together with one plank side inverted from its original place.....and finish to size. Stronger, more stable and cheaper than the other stuff.......

[paladin]

Buy an ash plank, plane sawn at your local supplier, cut it into two long planks by sawing it down the middle of the flat...now turn each of those pieces on edge and split on your table saw. CPES all surfaces and epoxy back together with one plank side inverted from its original place.....and finish to size. Stronger, more stable and cheaper than the other stuff.......

[paladin]

Buy an ash plank, plane sawn at your local supplier, cut it into two long planks by sawing it down the middle of the flat...now turn each of those pieces on edge and split on your table saw. CPES all surfaces and epoxy back together with one plank side inverted from its original place.....and finish to size. Stronger, more stable and cheaper than the other stuff.......

[trull]

Why would you do that when you want green ash for steaming? In Maine, the local supplier is usually the sawyer, especially for native woods. The right plank, when resawn will get you whatever you need.
Cheaper too!

[trull]

Why would you do that when you want green ash for steaming? In Maine, the local supplier is usually the sawyer, especially for native woods. The right plank, when resawn will get you whatever you need.
Cheaper too!

[trull]

Why would you do that when you want green ash for steaming? In Maine, the local supplier is usually the sawyer, especially for native woods. The right plank, when resawn will get you whatever you need.
Cheaper too!