where to get good wood on atlanta

[copachino]

im traveling to atlanta on april, and i will search for wood, but its somebosy lives or knows where i can get some nice good i would be really happy, id like to get mainly maple, flamed, spalted or any nice looking maple, maybe some alder and some ash, im really into guitar building right konw, but i can only get Honduran mahagony, and some other nice woods, but maple alder and ash its something i cant get anywhere in my country.

[EBRAddict]

Get wood?

Pink Pony, and when you start running low on cash head to the Clermont Lounge. 

[jimilee]

Get wood?

Pink Pony, and when you start running low on cash head to the Clermont Lounge. 

I was going to say the cheetah 3 is great place to get wood, but that would've been in poor taste. I went there for a bachelor party once.
  Otherwise, I"m not sure where to get wood to build guitars in general.

[slacker775]

Phew.  Glad I'm not the only one that went there when I saw the title....

[gordo]

You know, I held back.  I may be an old fart, but I hate to think I'm the grown-up here...  I love this place.

[jimilee]

Sorry, we're children sometimes.


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[Aristatertotle]

There's a tool shop in Atlanta I've always wanted to go to called Highland Woodworking. http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/index.aspx I have no idea if they sell any kind of lumber, but I've heard their tool selection is pretty awesome. Also, I bet they could point you in the right direction for where to find lumber in town.

[BrianS]

Do a google search for hardwood (I don't believe you will find the bar the guys are talking about) in Atlanta.  It will bring up several places that will interest you. What you are looking for is businesses that supply cabinet making wood. They will or should have 8/4 (2") or 6/4 (1 1/2") lumber in the variety you are looking for. 

[copachino]

Do a google search for hardwood (I don't believe you will find the bar the guys are talking about) in Atlanta.  It will bring up several places that will interest you. What you are looking for is businesses that supply cabinet making wood. They will or should have 8/4 (2") or 6/4 (1 1/2") lumber in the variety you are looking for.

hahaha i dont think i could find those bars, mmmm i might have to google some wood places in atlanta