Spanish cedar

kingjk729

Looking for the hookup as I need some to make drawers for the new wine fridge that I got for Christmas ..... Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated too. Thanks.

honorknight7

http://www.woodcraft.com/category/4/2083026/2000680/cedar spanish.aspx

http://www.rockler.com/spanish-cedar-by-the-piece

https://www.westpennhardwoods.com/catalog/Spanish-Cedar.aspx?guid=38e12109-e6fe-431b-8a0d-9be8ce8f5099

http://www.dndhardwoodsonline.com/page/11474222

http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/231112096176?lpid=82

don't know if these will help you or not, I just goggled it

ddubridge

I think Walt has a pretty good hookup. Double check with him.

kingjk729

Thanks guys.

jgibv

honorknight7:

http://www.woodcraft.com/category/4/2083026/2000680/cedar spanish.aspx

I've used Woodcraft before (both in-store and online). Fair price, fast shipping when ordering online, and great service (at least at the store near me.)

Bob Luken

I've read that spanish cedar sawdust is toxic. And a carcinogen. And when inhaled can cause extreme respiratory distress / irritation / inflammation. You guys ever had any problems with it?

jgibv

Bob Luken:

I've read that spanish cedar sawdust is toxic. And a carcinogen. And when inhaled and cause extreme respiratory distress / irritation / inflammation. You guys ever had any problems with it?

SC dust is very fine .... not sure if that has anything to do with the carcinogens/toxicity/etc.

I usually wear an R95 mask whenever I do any kind of sanding or cutting, regardless of wood type --- but then again most sawdust bothers me ... so IDK. The mask seems to work fine for me though and prevents irritation/coughing/etc.

curtiscr79

jgibv:

Bob Luken:

I've read that spanish cedar sawdust is toxic. And a carcinogen. And when inhaled and cause extreme respiratory distress / irritation / inflammation. You guys ever had any problems with it?

SC dust is very fine .... not sure if that has anything to do with the carcinogens/toxicity/etc.

I usually wear an R95 mask whenever I do any kind of sanding or cutting, regardless of wood type --- but then again most sawdust bothers me ... so IDK. The mask seems to work fine for me though and prevents irritation/coughing/etc.

I do the same, also wear goggles to keep it out of my eyes.