Abrignac
12 years ago
Time to go fr tuppador to coolerador. Anybody got a source for Spanish Cedar?
sd72
12 years ago
DrafterX
12 years ago
Spanish Cedar off.... 😟
TIGERCDW
12 years ago
You don't need it.Just go with beads and boxes.If you want to be fancy buy some pre-made trays for $10per.

TIGER
cacman
12 years ago
TIGERCDW
12 years ago
Add in an oust fan too.

TIGER
TIGERCDW
12 years ago
I can help with the fans if needed.

I bought extra awhile back.

If you can even find them now they are about 25-30ea.

TIGER
Abrignac
12 years ago
Bunch of smartasses huh?

Well I just scored (4) 6' x 6" x 3/16" strips. Should be waaaaaay more than I'll need to line the inside of a 70 qt cooler. The best part it was free.
DrafterX
12 years ago

Bunch of smartasses huh?

Well I just scored (4) 6' x 6" x 3/16" strips. Should be waaaaaay more than I'll need to line the inside of a 70 qt cooler. The best part it was free.

Abrignac wrote:




Can I have a couple..?? 😕
shaun341
12 years ago
Free is real good I bought a bunch forget exact dimensions when I built my wineador shelves. I bought about twice as much as I needed but it wasn't cheap iirc.
bs_kwaj
12 years ago
Be careful when cutting those down to size. I read somewhere that Spanish Cedar saw dust is kinda like asbestos in your lungs.

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shaun341
12 years ago

Be careful when cutting those down to size. I read somewhere that Spanish Cedar saw dust is kinda like asbestos in your lungs.

😲

bs_kwaj wrote:




Sounds about right made my shelves in the garage during the winter so no ventilation and the dust cover everything plus it was all I tasted for 2 weeks afterward.
ZRX1200
12 years ago
Cedar and Redwood are the most toxic sawdust.
Abrignac
12 years ago
Thanks for the heads up regarding the dust.
shaun341
12 years ago
Here is where I got the lumber for my project as nowhere locally carried spanich cedar in case anyone is looking or for future reference. If I can remember correctly I googled the place and found some coupon codes also. They also have a nice variety to use for the fronts of the drawers also. I used the purpleheart for my fronts and am very happy with how it turned out.

http://www.rockler.com/wood/exotic-lumber 
mikey1597
12 years ago
If you are lining a cooler go to your local and pick up some empty boxes and line it with them. Theres a pic somewhere here on the boards of one that was done, looked good,,,,,,,,,,,,, and cheap too.
youngra
12 years ago

You don't need it.Just go with beads and boxes.If you want to be fancy buy some pre-made trays for $10per.

TIGER

TIGERCDW wrote:



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^^^^Smart man right there^^^^^^^^^ agree 100%
Trays are nice for the loose ones and the ones you get in trade, etc. or to lay out a box of you favorites.....

RY
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FireRob
12 years ago

Cedar and Redwood are the most toxic sawdust.

ZRX1200 wrote:



???? Where did you get this information???

Spanish Cedar is not even a Cedar, it is in the same family as Mahogany.

It is not safe to breath the saw dust of any type of wood but Cedar and Redwood are not the most toxic or even toxic at all. You can develop a reaction from almost any wood and definitely certain woods are worse then others for some people.

Here are some actual Toxic/Dangerous woods:

Greenheart
Lanburnum
Mansonia
Milky Mangrove
Mulga
Oleander
Poison Walnut (not to be confused with the walnut your likely to find)
Sassafras
Tambootso
Yew

The odds of you ever even seeing most of these woods are slim to none. Sassafras is a common wood and I have used it some and prob still have about 50 board feet left in my shop. It does give off a great smell when machined but it did make my nose and eyes run and I sneezed a lot.
desolbones
12 years ago
Florida used to (may still) plant oleander in middle and shoulders of highways, every coupla years someone would gather up some to cook with and get into the obits.
http://www.gardenguides.com/113711-sassafras-tree-uses.html 
ZRX1200
12 years ago
FireRob.

Hey dumb ****.

Read EXACTLY WHAT I WROTE. I didn't say SPANISH cedar. Also I wrote SAWDUST *****le.......I.E. INHALING....

Where did I get this? Hmmmmmm.......how do you think I might know about inhaling sawdust. Somewhere maybe where you work with wood?


Also I live in Oregon and have a family full of timber workers, I've forgotten more than you'll ever know. So try again jack wagon.
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