chefboyartie
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just a thanks for the info will try this chefboyartie . it the simple thing in life.
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What you do is to package some large fragile (but not too expensive) items in large boxes using the saw dust as packaging materiel. Or in the alternative, buy yourself a table saw with a dado blade and then just get some wood and make your own saw dust. @ $14 per pound I think I would make my own.... It's almost cheaper to go to USA and buy from you directly. Maybe on a vacation some time? The customs authorities might wonder when I get home if I have my bag full of dust and pellets.
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Probably depends on the pellets. I've been using some made of 100% flavor-wood. Most are a combination of oak with some percentage of flavor-wood. Some (Traeger) use wood oil to give the flavor to oak pellets. You can get the 100% pellets from a number of sources, Todd included.Just wondering if the pellets give off that good a flavor compared to chunk?
Thanks Joel. With warm weather coming up I'll have to give Todd's A-Maze-N and pellets some serious consideration.Probably depends on the pellets. I've been using some made of 100% flavor-wood. Most are a combination of oak with some percentage of flavor-wood. Some (Traeger) use wood oil to give the flavor to oak pellets. You can get the 100% pellets from a number of sources, Todd included.
I finally broke down and decided to get the 5x8. Just was too much trouble maintaining a cold smoke with a handful of coals even in very cold weather. I modified my grill too well and it holds the heat even with all vents plus door wide open and starting at 6 AM.Mtn Hawg, may I offer a suggestion? Todds' products work very well. If you get the AMNPS, it will use both dust and pellets. I got the 5x8(3 row continuous. check out his site). I also got the 18" tube smoker and I LOVE it as do others. It is fantastic for cold smoking and he(Todd Johnson) says it work hot smoking up to 275*. I use mine alot for cold smoking in my gas grill. I usually cold smoke my meat( an idea I got from Rob on SmokingPit.com) for an hour or two then put the fire to it. To me, that makes the product take on more smoke flavor. But seriously, Check out Todds' products. I and many others are pleased as punch and as far as customer service, you can't beat Todd. You can call him anytime which is rare with other companies. Good smokin' to ya. Alan Hawkins
YOU WON'T BE SORRY!!!!!I finally broke down and decided to get the 5x8. Just was too much trouble maintaining a cold smoke with a handful of coals even in very cold weather. I modified my grill too well and it holds the heat even with all vents plus door wide open and starting at 6 AM.