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Sorry if I missed it, but why does it need to be cedar? Is it for outdoor use? Eastern Red Cedar would be closer to home for you, but harder to find big stems, though perhaps cheaper/easier than getting a shipment from the west. It's an attractive wood, easy to work, and rot resistant.

I didn't study the site, but what I /think/ is going on is the organization provides materials that can be used to craft stuff, and the members make things and sell them as a source of income, either to support traveling for matches, or whatever; to free financial constraints from participating...

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