Woodworkers Source

notrightnowish _{on Google}

Sep 9th, 2023

My favorite wood supplier. The rosewood club is worth every bit of the membership

ray lear _{on Google}

Mar 11th, 2023

Definitely a beautiful selection of wood varieties from around the world. Great prices and a Awesome staff to help and answer Your questions. I'll certainly be back , for all my hard wood projects.

Matt _{on Google}

Nov 18th, 2023

Tucson location:
Generally decent stock, domestics and some basic exotics nothing too wild (you're not going to find a stack of cocobolo here). A lot of S4S-type boards, occasionally something with some character but generally more straight-grained stuff, which is fine if that's what you're looking for. The big problem is the drying and milling. The last 3 times I had boards worked on for milling they came back not straight, not square, not flat- even though that was the instruction and each time they said it'd be accomplishable. They get it 80% there, charge full price anyway, and don't call to let you know there are any potential issues- which isn't good enough to work with. So after paying 50-100 bucks for milling, I have to then re-do the milling work- which is a shame because I'd like to be able to trust them with more of my business, but I can't based on repeated experience. Other problem is the drying (or the storage? most stock is not stickered)- their S4S material is generally pretty medium to severely cupped/bowed/skewed. The other day I was in to look at precut s4s for cutting boards and the first two sticks I picked up and paired were at least a 1/4 inch off from bowing. The staff are generally knowledgeable and friendly, nice place otherwise. Bottom line- bring your squares when buying boards (expect way more movement than typically) and do not trust their milling service (unfortunately).