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Old 01-13-2008, 06:51 PM
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Default how much coking is too much

I've tried the coking thing the last few times I've fired my oven.

Works well - But I noiticed that sometimes it gets a little "overdone".

The wood may be black or dark brown - I think the only reason why it did not fully catch fire is my door seals so tightly. Baking wood at 500 degress is a little silly come to think of it.....

Other than a moisture meter any good way to tell when it's done?

I'm trying new approach this time - not putting the wood in the oven until it's cooled down to 300 degrees and then leave the door cracked.

Anybody got a magic forumla that works for them?

Chris
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