Cockatoo Creek Timbers in Dundurrabin, New South Wales, Australia | Lumberyard

Cockatoo Creek Timbers

Locality: Dundurrabin, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 6657 8122

Address: 63 Mount Street 2453 Dundurrabin, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.cockatoocreektimbers.com.au/

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18.01.2022 Firewood For Sale!!! Big Trailer - 8' x 5'. Mix of Hearts, split rounds and seasoned squared timber ready for the fire. $150 per load. Delivered to Tyringham/Dorrigo area. Call me on 0428272830.

16.01.2022 This is the first log we cut from the giant rosewood we salvaged. The tree has been down for decades, but is wonderfully figured and showing no sign of rot

13.01.2022 Josh and Brendan getting the new hilux motor into position on the bandsaw. Amazing what a lick of paint does too - she sure stands out now!

12.01.2022 Is this chainsaw art? Whatever it is it's great. Thanks to Matthew Newell for sharing!

11.01.2022 Welcome to Cockatoo Creek Timbers, the Mid-North Coasts's premier sawmill for all your joinery, woodworking and construction timbers. We specialise in kiln dried and seasoned local timbers, either salvaged or sustainably harvested. We have a truly beautiful collection of select, standard and feature grade timber, all sawn on our classic bandsaw for maximum quality, recovery and sustainability. Contact us to find out what stunning timbers are hot out of the kiln!

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10.01.2022 We're in the final stages of our bandsaw refurbishment now. The new diesel motor is in place. A fresh coat of Hammertone Green has tarted the old girl up. In this video old fuel is all that is stopping the saw from firing into life. Don't give up now, Josh!

09.01.2022 A pair of magnificent Silky Oak slabs we dressed today. Absolutely stunning timber and very hard to find Silky Oak in this size. The slabs are 600mm-800mm wide and 3m long. These would make a fantastic desk or table

01.01.2022 Check out the beautiful Rosewood and Tallowood logs we've been salvaging this week. The Rosewood logs came from an ancient forest giant that had been lying on the forest floor for decades. A lucky find and a great place to start cutting logs in the next week or so. Thanks to Clive for his fabulous bushskills!

01.01.2022 Laminating curved forms in the workshop