Wood for making lump charcoal?

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Jan 3, 2012
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Illinois
Are there any hardwoods to stay away from for making lump charcoal? I have access to unlimited supply of honey and black locust. Some hedge,oak,hard maple. The honey and black locust has been drying for 4 years.  
 
I don't know what "honey" is, but black locust is not recommended a s a smoking wood(It can leave a bitter taste). Whether it would be ok for making charcoal or not, I couldn't say. I think that the oak & maple would be ok to use.
 
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