Cabinet Planner
« Latest Kitchen-Alder »

Welcome Guest. Please Login or Register.
Mar 30th, 2018, 8:48pm



ATTENTION MEMBERS: Conforums will be closing it doors and discontinuing its service on April 15, 2018.
We apologize Conforums does not have any export functions to migrate data.
Ad-Free has been deactivated. Outstanding Ad-Free credits will be reimbursed to respective payment methods.

Thank you Conforums members.

« Previous Topic | Next Topic »
Pages: 1  Notify Send Topic Print
 thread  Author  Topic: Latest Kitchen-Alder  (Read 1260 times)
tagco
Junior Member
ImageImage


member is offline

Avatar




PM

Gender: Male
Posts: 62
xx Latest Kitchen-Alder
« Thread started on: Mar 3rd, 2014, 2:57pm »
User Image
User Image
User Image
User Image
User Image
User IP Logged
Rob
Administrator
ImageImageImageImageImage


member is offline

Avatar




Homepage PM

Gender: Male
Posts: 882
xx Re: Latest Kitchen-Alder
« Reply #1 on: Mar 4th, 2014, 1:50pm »
Nice! I don't think I have ever worked with Alder. What would it compare to? Is it harder like maple or more like poplar?
User IP Logged
Please remember this forum is for users to help each other. If you need a faster answer to a question email me directly.
tagco
Junior Member
ImageImage


member is offline

Avatar




PM

Gender: Male
Posts: 62
xx Re: Latest Kitchen-Alder
« Reply #2 on: Mar 5th, 2014, 06:33am »
It sometimes called poor mans cherry.
It is like cherry but more brownish in color.
Very nice to work with. Pre washing helps with blotch.
It is getting expensive here in Minnesota, out west it is
Cheaper in price. Very knotty unless you get clear.
It use to be a tree they cut down and trashed just to
Get to good trees. Takes stain nice. My son in Idaho
Uses it a lot.
User IP Logged
Pages: 1  Notify Send Topic Print
« Previous Topic | Next Topic »

| |

This forum powered for FREE by Conforums ©
Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Conforums Support | Parental Controls