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Before starting any construction project utilizing lumber, educating ourselves on the different types of dimensional lumber available to us is key, trees are typically processed in sawmills 3 different ways, checking the end grain will tell us whether it is the following. 1️⃣ plain 2️⃣ quarter 3️⃣ rift Any... of us that have frequented the big box home improvement centers are fully aware of some of the junk lumber that comes through their doors. Being selective about our lumber can make all the difference in the finished product, searching for an actual lumberyard in our vicinity can save us a lot of aggravation by not having to sift hrough stacks of lumber only to find 2 x’s warped, split and full of knots. There is a high likelihood this lumber is imported, lumberyards more than likely utilize American sawmillers processing American trees. Lumberyards more than likely keep these different types separated so they can point builders in the right direction, we are going to pay up for this lumber but as the old saying goes you cannot put a price on quality.show more

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