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#325311 08/03/2006 8:03 PM
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Looking to rebuild my 6x8 flat bed that has rotted away. Can't afford the $$$+ store bought beds. Thinking of buying oak boards from people that are cutting with woodmizer sawmills and selling to public. Any thoughts on installing with maybe a shiplap cut and/or finishing such? I'm thinking pine will just no last. Working stovebolt not show truck!

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I thought Georgia was full of Southern Yellow Pine, which is tougher than hell and cheap.

If you go the Woodmizer route with Oak, remember you are going to be dealing with wet wood, and the shrinkage issues. Any edge detail will change as the wood dries.

If you can get it sawn, stick it, and let it dry for a season, you would have a much better chance of success.

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