Making charcoal
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Where can i buy a bag of soft wood charcoal??? anyone please respond =D
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i mean it's not pre-burned, thus longer burn time
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The charcoal will burn hotter? That seems odd that it would be hotter as a result of oxygen exposure....
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yes the retort method gives much purer and hotter charcoal than the direct method as the charcoal is never exposed to oxygen
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I think you waste a lot of wood that could be made into charcoal using this method.
seume 2 years ago
that why I burn scrap wood/ pallet.
chuck050382 2 years ago
the biggest problem I have with that method is that it takes a lot of wood to get it started.But if it will make a better end product. I'll do that when I get a steady supply of wood.
grimcat27 3 years ago
it does take a good amount of wood to start, but if you can get used wood pallets that's a good source of wood to use as fuel.
chuck050382 3 years ago
This appears to be a "retort" method of making the charcoal. That pipe looks like it has been drilled to allow the internal gases to combust making a self sustaining reaction, no?
purgatoryironworks 3 years ago
You are correct. The direct method seemed like more baby sitting than I wanted to do.
I will find out how finished product looks when I get home today.
chuck050382 3 years ago