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Urban Ore #1: Welcome
This is
part 1
in a
35 part
series:
Urban Ore
In this series, I will be posting my finds from Urban Ore — a salvage yard that opened in the 1970’s and is located in Berkeley.
I frequent this place to find deals. Interested in what they have to offer? Come check out this series.
I will be trying to post photos of my acquisitions in their acquired state. Restorations will be posted in a different series (yet to be created — circle back later).
I buy tools from many locations, but this series is dedicated to Berkeley’s Urban Ore salvage yard, located on a 3-4 acre lot in West Berkeley across the street from MacBeath hardwood lumber dealer. Stop in and pick up some amazing lumber with lots of deals while you go salvaging. Oh, and they are also a stone’s throw from Ashby Lumber which is an amazing source for builders. I would be remiss if I did not also mention the nearby Berkeley Mills whom have to be experienced to believe, pop into their showroom to step back in time to a World of wood that ought to have any woodworker salivating at quality craftsmanship.
Come with me on my journey to find the priceless tools we love that are rare and hard to come by.
I frequent this place to find deals. Interested in what they have to offer? Come check out this series.
I will be trying to post photos of my acquisitions in their acquired state. Restorations will be posted in a different series (yet to be created — circle back later).
I buy tools from many locations, but this series is dedicated to Berkeley’s Urban Ore salvage yard, located on a 3-4 acre lot in West Berkeley across the street from MacBeath hardwood lumber dealer. Stop in and pick up some amazing lumber with lots of deals while you go salvaging. Oh, and they are also a stone’s throw from Ashby Lumber which is an amazing source for builders. I would be remiss if I did not also mention the nearby Berkeley Mills whom have to be experienced to believe, pop into their showroom to step back in time to a World of wood that ought to have any woodworker salivating at quality craftsmanship.
Come with me on my journey to find the priceless tools we love that are rare and hard to come by.
6 Comments
you lucky be-otch !!!!! and i mean that with 😍😎
god if i lived there id go broke !!!!!
god if i lived there id go broke !!!!!
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
😜 I’m headed that way. I was giving them sh*t today on how much of my money they pulled out of me.
I made 5 trips there today. Five. And I bought something 4 out of the 5 trips.
My excuse is that yesterday someone dropped off a massive 30-year collection from their brother that past away 3 years ago, and they are offloading the collection
I made 5 trips there today. Five. And I bought something 4 out of the 5 trips.
My excuse is that yesterday someone dropped off a massive 30-year collection from their brother that past away 3 years ago, and they are offloading the collection
dev.........you need help my friend ! your addicted, you need salvage aholics girl !!!!! 🤣😁
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
Send help!
it's on the way girl 😁
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
This should be a fun series
