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Re: dry laid foundation #2972 09/19/06 11:10 PM
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Mad Professor Member M Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 26 Williamstown Ma	Other than white oak heartwood cherry has good rot resistance so does black locust. They used to use chesnut for sills in all the old barns/homes but you can't find that any more.

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dry laid foundation	timber brained	09/17/06 02:40 PM
Re: dry laid foundation	Dave Shepard	09/17/06 10:50 PM
Re: dry laid foundation	timber brained	09/18/06 12:58 PM
Re: dry laid foundation	Collin Beggs	09/18/06 02:08 PM
Re: dry laid foundation	Dave Shepard	09/18/06 02:13 PM
Re: dry laid foundation	P Smith	09/19/06 10:09 PM
Re: dry laid foundation	Mad Professor	09/19/06 11:10 PM
Re: dry laid foundation	Bob Spoerl	09/20/06 01:26 AM
Re: dry laid foundation	northern hewer	09/21/06 01:27 AM
Re: dry laid foundation	timber brained	09/21/06 11:52 PM
Re: dry laid foundation	Bob Spoerl	09/22/06 01:35 AM
Re: dry laid foundation	Dave Shepard	09/22/06 05:17 PM
Re: dry laid foundation	Dan Miller	09/22/06 08:03 PM
Re: dry laid foundation	Housewright	09/25/06 01:23 AM
Re: dry laid foundation	Dave Shepard	09/27/06 11:56 PM
Re: dry laid foundation	Zach LaPerriere	09/28/06 06:39 AM
Re: dry laid foundation	Christopher Hoppe	10/11/06 03:08 AM
Re: dry laid foundation	timber brained	10/11/06 04:24 AM

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