Philadelphia Hardwood Dealer

[Tyler Trowbridge]

Hey guys,
I have recently relocated from Houston, TX to Philadelphia and have finally finished setting up my shop again. So now I need to buy some wood and thought that maybe someone could point me in a good direction for a dealer in this area? Thanks guys

[Richard McComas]

Hey guys,
I have recently relocated from Houston, TX to Philadelphia and have finally finished setting up my shop again. So now I need to buy some wood and thought that maybe someone could point me in a good direction for a dealer in this area? Thanks guysI here it's well worth the drive.

http://www.hearnehardwoods.com/about_us/directions.html

[Robert LaPlaca]

Hey guys,
I have recently relocated from Houston, TX to Philadelphia and have finally finished setting up my shop again. So now I need to buy some wood and thought that maybe someone could point me in a good direction for a dealer in this area? Thanks guys

Tyler, Tyler, Tyler,

You have hit proverbial pay dirt my friend. Hearne Hardwoods in Oxford Pa, Groff and Groff in Quarryville Pa, Good Hope Hardwoods in Landenburg Pa, some of the most killer lumber yards you will ever find. And if you want to drive a bit, Irion Lumber in Wellsboro Pa..

[Tyler Trowbridge]

thanks guys this is some great news

[Jeff Wright]

I just Visited my relatives in the Philly area and arranged a stop at Hearne's Hardwoods near Oxford PA. Believe it when people tell you it is Heaven on earth for a woodworker. I saw a mammouth piece of Bubinga for $5,500! You can buy flitch cuts and most any wood you can imagine. My only purchase was two board feet of teak @ $32 per board feet for a project for brother's 1967 wooden Egg Harbor flybridge sedan (boat).

You could also go to Woodcraft in Downingtown, a out 40 minutes west of Philly.

[george wilson]

Is Sandy Pond Wood Co. still near Hearne?

[Michael Heffernan]

I have not been here yet, but I have heard it's a good small sawmill:
Spacht Sawmill - www.spachtsawmill.com
About 30 minutes north of Chestnut Hill in Philly

[Wes Bischel]

Is Sandy Pond Wood Co. still near Hearne?
Sandy Pond was about 2 miles north of Groff and Groff (on RT272) Don't know if they are still there though.

Wes

[Rob Cunningham]

Hearne Hardwood is probably the best around the area.
A few smaller places are:
Spacht Sawmill
Bucks County Hardwoods http://www.buckscountyhardwoods.com/
Mike Quinn Sawmill in Yardley
Of the three, Mike Quinn probably has the best selection of wood.

[Matt Stiegler]

Hudock's Hardwoods (http://hudockshardwoods.com/) in Perkiomenville and others got good feedback in a recent similar post (http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?p=751568#poststop).

[Matt Bickford]

Delaware County Supply, exit 1 off 95 in PA

[Prashun Patel]

CHeck the PHiladelphia CL. There's a guy posting a lot of hw lumber for a pretty good price. Cherry & walnut. Might be a good steal.

[Jim German]

Mr. Roberts in Barrington, NJ Is also pretty decent. Certainly can't hold a candle to Hearne, but its alot closer for me. Hearne is definitely the place to go for selection though, and the staff is super helpful.

[Orion Henderson]

Good Hope and Iron are very well regarded in the professional community. I know many who buy top quality woods sight unseen from both.

[Dennis Gavin]

Hi Tyler,

I have some black walnut, seasoned 40 years and some cherry pieces if you are interested.

Dennis Gavin
610-353-8890
Media, PA. (just outside Philly)

[Prashun Patel]

Hi Dennis. This thread is 6 years ago...