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Thanks for the tips guys. I don"t need to go huge. I own a pretty large facility for my company so if I need extra space I turn to that. This is going to be used primarily for working on Cubs and other yard type equipment and not so much for storage. Couple guys I know here said the local reclaimed lumber is really hard and dense. I'm not talking about reclaiming pallets but reclaimed vintage lumber. We have a guy here that takes down old barns, houses, buildings, Etc and reclaims the lumber. You can buy it as is or cleaned and trued up through his mill which is the way I would go I think. Most of what he reclaims is between 100 and 200 years old. I'm sure if he is running it through his mill he is careful with nails. I'll have to take a ride to his yard and see what he's got.