14-62 Lumber – Lumber, Hardwood and Fine Furniture

About 14-62 Lumber – Lumber, Hardwood and Fine Furniture — Hardwood Lumber in Pocatello

14-62 Lumber specializes in premium hardwood lumber and fine furniture, serving furniture makers, cabinetmakers, woodworkers, hobbyists, and contractors throughout Pocatello and southeastern Idaho. Located on South 1st Avenue, this dedicated lumber store focuses on providing quality hardwood boards in both domestic and exotic species.

Their inventory includes hardwood boards sold by the board foot in various formats including rough sawn, S2S (surfaced two sides), and S4S (surfaced four sides). They stock popular domestic species like oak, maple, cherry, and walnut, alongside exotic options for specialized projects, all available in different grades from FAS (Firsts and Seconds) to Select and #1 Common.

Unlike big box stores that carry limited lumber selections, 14-62 Lumber understands the specific needs of serious woodworkers. They offer proper wood grading, moisture content information, and can discuss grain patterns and figured wood options that matter for fine woodworking projects. Their custom milling services ensure you get exactly what your project requires.

Pocatello’s growing maker community and proximity to both urban centers and rural areas creates demand for quality lumber suppliers. The region’s mix of professional contractors, hobbyist woodworkers, and furniture craftsmen need access to properly dried, graded hardwoods that aren’t available at typical home improvement stores.

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What to Expect When You Visit

Visiting 14-62 Lumber means stepping into a working lumber yard where you’ll find stacks of hardwood boards organized by species and grade. The staff can walk you through different wood options, explain grading standards, and help calculate board footage for your project. Expect to see, touch, and select your actual pieces rather than ordering sight unseen.

Come prepared to discuss your project requirements – whether you need kiln-dried lumber for indoor furniture, specific grain patterns for tabletops, or figured wood for special accents. The team can advise on moisture content, milling options, and help you choose the right grade for your budget and application.

Products & Materials

14-62 Lumber stocks hardwood lumber in the most popular domestic species including red oak, white oak, hard maple, soft maple, cherry, walnut, ash, and hickory. They also carry exotic species for specialty projects, with boards available in various thicknesses from 4/4 (1 inch) through 8/4 (2 inches) and beyond for larger projects.

All lumber is sold by the board foot with clear pricing on different grades. FAS grade offers the highest quality with minimal defects, Select grade provides good quality for most furniture projects, and #1 Common grade works well for painted pieces or projects where small knots add character. They offer rough sawn lumber for those doing their own milling, plus S2S and S4S options ready for immediate use.

Custom milling services include ripping to width, planing to thickness, and edge gluing for wider panels. They can also provide surfacing services to bring rough lumber to your exact specifications, saving you time and ensuring consistent dimensions across your project.

Who Shops Here

14-62 Lumber attracts serious woodworkers who need quality materials – from professional furniture makers crafting heirloom pieces to weekend hobbyists building cabinets and home projects. Cabinetmakers appreciate the selection of domestic hardwoods, while fine woodworking enthusiasts seek out figured woods and exotic species for accent pieces and turning projects.

Serving the Pocatello, Idaho Area

Pocatello’s woodworking community benefits from the area’s mix of rural craftsmanship traditions and growing maker culture. The city’s proximity to both Boise’s urban market and rural areas throughout southeastern Idaho creates demand for quality lumber suppliers who understand both professional and hobbyist needs, making specialized hardwood lumber stores like 14-62 Lumber essential resources for the region’s woodworkers.

Tips for First-Time Buyers

• Bring your project plans and board foot calculations – staff can help verify quantities and suggest grade options that fit your budget
• Ask about moisture content, especially for indoor furniture projects that need kiln-dried lumber at 6-8% moisture
• Inspect boards for grain pattern and figure if appearance matters for your project – select your actual pieces rather than taking whatever’s on top
• Inquire about custom milling services to save time on surfacing and dimensioning
• Check current inventory by phone for specific species or thicknesses before making the trip
• Understand the grading system – FAS for clear wood, Select for most furniture, #1 Common for character pieces

Woodworking Clubs & Resources near Pocatello, Idaho

Woodworkers in the Pocatello area can connect with the Southeast Idaho Woodturners, a chapter of the American Association of Woodturners that meets regularly in the region. Idaho State University in Pocatello offers woodworking courses through their Industrial Technology program, providing access to professional-grade equipment and instruction. For supplies and additional resources, woodworkers often travel to Salt Lake City, about two hours south, where there are larger woodworking retailers and more established maker communities.

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