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Stripers and Bluefish! We are your number one supplier of plug building
supplies, striper fishing lures, and lure kits!
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Alaskan Yellow
Cedar Stock |
Note: Cedar can be
picked up locally near Milford Ma.
Pickup orders must still be ordered here through the site. Please note
in the comments field you would like to pick this stock up and we will
notify you when the order is ready. |
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Stock is all rough cut. Be advised that inventory is subject to vary at
different times of the year.
Each piece is hand selected for plug building, there are no "seconds"
balusters as others stuff inside bundles.
All balusters are clear stock.
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1 5/8x2"x36" Alaskan Cedar
CVG (Clear Vertical Grain) B&btr grade, 99.9% clear, turns, sands, and takes paint very well. Makes great
poppers, metal lip swimmers, and floating needles. This stock is rough
cut from 2x stock it is not square it is rectangle. Can be turned as is
or ripped down to make square for jigging etc.
9 squares fit in a box.
We have 4', 6', & 8' in stock but will not ship longer than 48"
Since most mills are not cutting the full 6/4
size any longer this stock is hard to find. Most mills are now cutting 1
3/8" stock which is too small to turn many body profiles such as Danny
style lures, many swimmers, etc.
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2x2x36" Alaskan Cedar
CVG (Clear Vertical Grain) B&btr grade, 99.9% clear, turns, sands, and takes paint very well. Makes great
poppers, metal lip swimmers, and floating needles. This stock is square
and rough cut, typical size is 1 7/8" square (starts at 2" and is kiln
dried) most are slightly larger that I have measured.
8-9 squares fit in a box.
We have 6' and 8' in stock but will not ship longer than 48"
Full 2x stock in AYC
is difficult to come by and virtually unheard of on the East Coast due
to milling and trucking costs involved. |
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Remember to use good dust collection or a
respirator when sanding any kind of cedar.
They contain a very defined crystalline structure which is bad to
inhale. All cedars are this way.
Also make sure you use a good quality hiding primer so you don't have
problems with bleeding which are prevalent with all cedars. |
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