I used to tear down buildings for the lumber. For the first 20 years of my farming career I didn't know what new lumber was, everything I build out of wood was used lumber. I used carbide tipped blades in my skill saw because of the errant nails. Eventually when the saw blade had too many carbide tips missing I bought a new blade. It was a treat to use new lumber when I finally could afford to use it. With the price of new lumber today maybe I will have to resort to tearing buildings down for lumber again?
Two corn cribs I tore down back then were built with used lumber around the turn of the century. (to me that's 1900!). My neighborhood saw it's first habitation in the 1870's so I don't know where this used lumber came from in around 1900. I suppose some quick shacks could have been thrown up in the mid-1870's to be torn down 30 years later when more substantial buildings were built.
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