2000 BdFt FAS Red Oak Kiln Dried 12 feet length Start Price USD 3,500.00 Current Price USD 3,500.00 Time Left 8 days 13 hours 30 minutes Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Monday, November 17, 2008 End Time Friday, January 16, 2009 Location Cedar Grove, Tennessee See more about '2000 BdFt FAS Red Oak Kiln Dried 12 feet length' Description Smaller quanities available upon request, but for pick up only.<p>Call me, 731-614-2518(Mike), if you need to talk. We've been in the mill business for over 60 years. Have had our own dry kilns for over 10 years. Nice Clean Bright kiln dried 12 feet length red oak FAS grade lumber. 2000 bd ft @ $1.60 for $3200.00 plus freight. Have 10 feet & 8 feet lengths available upon request. Can ship 1000 bd ft at same price per bd ft $1.60 or $1,600 per 1000 bd ft ordred Don't currently have any surfaced FAS grade, but you can take a look at the photo of the 1 common grade picture to get an idea of color. Difference would be very few defects comparing the 1 common photo with defects to FAS grade Our feedback speaks for itself. All customers havde been well pleased with our kiln dried hardwood lumber Deal direct wiht the manufacturer & cut out all middle men. Why pay more for same product at your local shop when you can buy direct from mill. Also have kiln dried ash, cherry, walnut, soft maple, birch, eastern airomatic red cedar, and quarter sawn oak in 4/4 thickness available. As well have horse stall hardwood 2by's. Email me your needs & will then put up a listing to meet exactly your needs on Ebay. Hate to dish the retail stores, but what they call prime hardwood is almost a joke when put their lumber side by side with our prime lumber. FAS may have a defect or two like the first board on your left in the picture where the knot is at the far end of the board, but still prime lumber as FAS will be 86 to 100 percent defect free. FAS grade will be anywhere from about 86 percent to 100 percent defect free according to standard lumber inspection rules. Lengths will be all 12 feet. Widths will be 6 inches or wider with possiblty of a few 5 3/4. WE CONDITION(STRESS RELIEVE) all our dry kilned lumber. We feel if the lumber isn't stress relieved then we are doing our customers a disservice. Usually takes about 12 hours to cool down dry kiln chambers then another 12 hours of pumping raw steam into the dry kiln chambers to force moisture back in to relax the lumber. For those unfamilar with condition(stress relieve) you have to do this at the end of the dry kiln charge to relax the lumber. As you force moisture out of lumber by the end of the charge it's laying there stressed. Perfect example is when you use your table saw to split a wide board or cut part of it off. If the saw is pinched where it's hard to get the board to go thur the saw then the lumber IS NOT stress relieved. To resolve this problem you conditon the lumber or force moisture back into the lumber at the end of the drying process to relax the lumber. You do this on most all hardwoods. Softwoods or Poplar you don't have to conditon. Eventhough Poplar is a harwood it's so open poured that it doesn't need condtioning. This makes the lumber more user friendly. You have 3 options on shipping: 1 Email us your zipcode for a shipping rate quote. 2 Have a freight company of your chosing come pick the lumber up from us with you paying the freight company direct instead of us paying the freight from our end. As we get volume rate discounts others will be most likely highly than our shipper. 3. Stop by our yard to pick up the lumber. We can load without a problem. Dont' hesitate to ask me any questions. As we're about 20 miles east of Jackson, Tn right off the interstate, you can find/stop by very easily. We don't have a problem with you stopping by to see the lumber before you buy thru Ebay. Feel free to contact our buyers from out feedback to get their So, if your a cabinet shop, high volume end user, home owner, why not deal direct with the mill instead of going thur middle men. We've been in business for over 60 years. Place a Bid!