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 Scourge
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 wood base source 
#2843400 - 06/30/04 01:58 PM (13 years, 23 days ago) |
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I've been growin for years but am new to edibals that grow on wood based substrate. Where is a good source of oak/alder wood chips/saw dust? I am not prepared to pay fot the dowles from Myco. nor am i willing to saw down a shit ton of logs. Any advice?
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 ATWAR
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 Re: wood base source [Re: Scourge]
#2843467 - 06/30/04 02:21 PM (13 years, 23 days ago) |
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Search the yellow pages or another phonebook for mulch or landscaping. Call the companies and ask what types of wood they offer. Many types of hardwood can be used. Sawdust is a bit more difficult to find IME.
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debianlinux
Myconerd - DBK
 
Registered: 12/09/02
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Re: wood base source [Re: ATWAR]
#2843718 - 06/30/04 03:33 PM (13 years, 23 days ago) |
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sawdust is a cinch to find.
segregated, fresh sawdust, OTOH, is very hard to find around here.
by segregated i mean dust comprised of only one type of wood and no laminates mixed in. by fresh, i mean unspoiled/composted from being wet outdoors.
Scourge: the dowels are dirt cheap at carpentry stores and you can prepare them yourself with a PC.
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armedia
Dikaryon
Registered: 11/03/01
Posts: 169
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Re: wood base source [Re: Scourge]
#2844220 - 06/30/04 06:15 PM (13 years, 23 days ago) |
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Hardwood sawdust is available (at least in the colder months) in the form of stove fuel pellets, which can generally be had for $5-$10 for 40#. Find out what brand your local dealer carries and call or email the manufacturer and ask them if they use only hardwoods and no fillers/glues.
Because of the high pressure and temp of manufacture, these pellets tend to be clean, but the specific species of tree is usually impossible to determine.
A more expensive alternative is to use smoker pellets or sawdust, which can be had from a number of online sources, such as:
http://www.stayton.net/traeger/Search.bok?category=BBQ-Pellets
http://northwoodssmoke.com/products.htm
In the case of these, you can buy pure pellets or sawdust of a specific tree species, including those you want.
Chips can be had from:
http://www.justsmokedsalmon.com/Alder.htm (Alder)
http://northwoodssmoke.com/products.htm (numerous)
Good luck!
- Armedia
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