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I have used this one for five years now, I use it to measure seasoning for sausage, jerky, and my meats when mixing them. Works good......
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The wood is pretty dry in my opinion already. I have cut several trees in my days that were green and this is defiantly not that green. I would say its light in weight compared to the size of the logs. I am using it in a stick burner. The piece that I had access to is the top of...
Hey guys,
I have read many, many threads here on green wood. It seem like 3-6 moths after cutting and splitting would be good if it covered and has air movement. My neighbor has two dead pecan trees in his yard. Last Friday we had a big wind day and he had half of one of the dead trees fall. I...
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I will get a good bed of coals first. I will try to master it from real wood from start to finish first, then if I cant get it like I want it I will try charcoal first then wood. And yes Bluewisper its nice to have oak and pecan in the yard. In fact to whole street is littered with...
Thanks weedeater, that makes since. I definitely did not have that. When you say (dry split) you mean a chunk split not small limbs right?
I will try another run this week. I will go but split pecan and see what happens.
1/8" is thin in my opinion, It will last for a few years in the weather but 1/4" will be better and last longer. Also if you go 1/8" as mentioned reinforce it with angel iron or flat bar welded on it edge.
I will try to explain whats going on with my smoker.
First off I built the smoker several years ago. I made a reverse flow, followed directions on fire box size, fire box opening and stack size from a chart that you guys supplied to me. Its out of pipe and heavy thick metal. The fire box is...
One other factor to consider. Humidity, I had plenty of issues with my pellets adsorbing moisture down here in South Louisiana. After reading insights form this site I discovered that issue was a big concern in my pellets staying lit. So I would suggest storing indoors in a cool dry place and in...
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