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    Posted: 28 Jan 2021 at 11:15am
Bought a 1"X6' this morn at Home Depot . Tag says Made in Sweden . This seems CRAZY to me . 
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Made in Sweden is not crazy. Think IKEA.  You buy it and put it together.
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ikea ,funny... sawdust and glue and pitogram pictures of how to assemble ??

better than the MADE in China logo !!!

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dang NICE quality.lott thicker than the Made in PRC krap (people Republic China)...
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Amish built us a new 60x136 building in 2019 and all the 2x4s were from Sweden
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GEES........... i thought all the wood came from Canada !
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Maybe the logs came from Canada then were shipped to Sweden for processing into boards!
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wood..n't surprise me....
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I recently sold some walnut and maple logs. They brought more than I figured they would. 
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I bought a few sheets of 1/2 inch CDX plywood last week... $30. each... was $19. a year ago.
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We saw what we need. So there is a lot of lumber sitting in stacks. Randy
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Originally posted by steve(ill) steve(ill) wrote:

GEES........... i thought all the wood came from Canada !
Nope, South America and multiple Asian outlets are surpassing Canada Confused
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im sure that we are increasing supplies from Asia.. but surpass Canada ?  they were supplying 80% just a couple years ago.... got references ?
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You better measure that piece of wood, it may be metric!
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Canada went Metric in 1978. I remember my 1978 Impala in kms.

So how come the Lumber Racks at Home Depot are still 2X4, 2X6, 2X8 ?
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cause a 2x4 is still 1.5 x 3.5 inches.......
BIG 'fun' up here is thicknesses of sheetgoods( 'plywood' )
1/2" plywood is 12.5mm thick OR you can buy it .500 thick

what has changed is the length ! an 8' 2by4 will be 96" +maybe a 1/4" ar most ! Hopefully NOT less than 96" though you MUST measure !!

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Canada went Metric in 1978

 kinda,sortof,  EXCEPT for 'bad guy TV ads', all say...'be on the lookout for male, 6'3" tall, 200 pounds......" NEVER EVER say 190sillymeters,72 kilograms....





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Originally posted by steve(ill) steve(ill) wrote:

im sure that we are increasing supplies from Asia.. but surpass Canada ?  they were supplying 80% just a couple years ago.... got references ?

Yeah, I'm not sure, I definitely see what you're saying. Have also "heard" that the Asians actually process logs into lumber on ships not too far into international waters. Get logs shipped from Canada to the processing ships, send lumber back. And it's cheap, and not too environmentally sound, etc. etc. Have to look into it again.
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The west coast lumber stopped with the spotted owl thing. wonder how that owl is doing with all the fires out there. Randy
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The log pipeline from Canada shut off?      Anybody have a portable bandsaw? Is it something you like? Friend of mine had one, saw'd thousands of feet of logs. I had a couple of good straight Walnut logs i cut and stored for several years. He didn't want to cut dry logs. My darn back is so bad I probably couldn't operate 1 anyhoo.   

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years ago i wanted to do a project using log look alike boards, i checked with a local mill and several other places, finally had a Canadian company deliver right to my door a semi load of those type boards i wanted...cheaper than i could have had them milled in my hometown. 
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friend in NY state reshingled his house. IKO shingles were CHEAPER in NY than in Ontario, where they were made !
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