hey. how receptive are timber yards to the request of a bag of oak etc offcuts, anybody got any experience of doing this? there used to be a load of small timber yards in coventry, but as with everything else the small ones have died.
cheers again
gareth
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Re: wood chunks and timber yards
You can only try your luck, nothing to lose. If that fails try the below
http://bbqsmokingwood.co.uk/?page_id=11
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cool, thanks guys
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Re: wood chunks and timber yards
I havnt tried wood yards before but I got a massive sack of oak off cuts (untreated) from a local carpenter/cabinate builder i only asked 3 in the area and 2 of them were more than happy to swap a bag for a bottle of wine. might be worth you phoning a few in your area .
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thanks - that is definitely worth a shotmusicville wrote:I havnt tried wood yards before but I got a massive sack of oak off cuts (untreated) from a local carpenter/cabinate builder i only asked 3 in the area and 2 of them were more than happy to swap a bag for a bottle of wine. might be worth you phoning a few in your area .
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He most certainly is - took a drive out on Sunday morning and picked up a bag each of oak, cherry and apple.joker smoker wrote:http://bbqsmokingwood.co.uk/?page_id=11 HE'S THE MAN!
There was definitely more satisfaction in smoking with BIG CHUNKS OF WOOD rather than piffling about with soggy woodchips or tin foil, as I've always done before.