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You'll save 50-80% on lumber costs and help the environment by buying used wood instead of new.
Used lumber costs much less than new wood. A 2x4 that costs $8 new might cost $2 used. Plus, you're keeping good wood out of landfills.
Check for problems: Look for rotting wood, bug holes, or warped boards
Ask questions: Has someone removed all the nails? Is the wood dry?
Measure carefully: Used wood often measures different than the label says
Know your project: Make sure the wood type works for what you're building
Buy more than you need. Used lumber availability changes fast. Having extra means you won't get stuck buying expensive new wood to finish your project.
Start with charity stores for your first used lumber purchase. They often have the best quality control and fair prices.
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