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.