spanish cedar

bigharpoon

I'm going to convert my coolidor from holding boxes to custom trays. Does anyone have a nice online source for ordering spanish cedar? So far I haven't found anything that's any better than my not-so-local hardwoods supplier. I'd appreciate any links or pms. Thanks.

jlmarta

Have you looked at Woodcraft? http://m.woodcraft.com/gcs/search.php?q=spanish cedar

jlmarta

Or Constantine's? http://www.constantines.com/search.aspx?find=Spanish+Cedar

jgibv

jlmarta:

Have you looked at Woodcraft? http://m.woodcraft.com/gcs/search.php?q=spanish cedar

+1

I ordered some Spanish cedar from them in the fall. Their local store didn't have enough in stock so they ordered more in and cut it for me. I spoke with them on a Friday and they had everything cut and ready for me the following Wednesday.
Great service, very helpful staff, and very competitive prices .... I'd recommend them as well.

KCW

Doesn't it have to be "Kiln Dried"?

jr_p951

Great people to work with. I've purchased from them and if I get a new/bigger winecooler, I'll return for more spanish cedar. Hope it helps.

http://www.woodprojections.com/

jgibv

KCW:

Doesn't it have to be "Kiln Dried"?

I'm not sure if it has to be kiln dried, I would just assume you want it dry so the cigars don't get over saturated...also I've not heard of any type of spanish cedar other than "kiln dried" but I'm certainly not an expert on the subject.

Also, the spanish cedar I got from woodcraft was kiln dried. I think on their website it did not specifically say "kiln dried" but I asked the folks in the store about this and they assured me it was.
Also when I got the wood it was very dry and looked/felt/smelt just like the wood in my other humis.

JDH

bigharpoon:

I'm going to convert my coolidor from holding boxes to custom trays. Does anyone have a nice online source for ordering spanish cedar? So far I haven't found anything that's any better than my not-so-local hardwoods supplier. I'd appreciate any links or pms. Thanks.

http://www.woodnshop.com/Hardwood/SPANISH_CEDAR.htm

KCW

jgibv:

KCW:

Doesn't it have to be "Kiln Dried"?

I'm not sure if it has to be kiln dried, I would just assume you want it dry so the cigars don't get over saturated...also I've not heard of any type of spanish cedar other than "kiln dried" but I'm certainly not an expert on the subject.

Also, the spanish cedar I got from woodcraft was kiln dried. I think on their website it did not specifically say "kiln dried" but I asked the folks in the store about this and they assured me it was.
Also when I got the wood it was very dry and looked/felt/smelt just like the wood in my other humis.

Sweet!