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09-10-2009, 12:44 PM
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 ***Cheap FireWood in NJ*** Found this on craigslist, I have bought Slabwood from this guy for a counter top, 4 inch thick by 8 foot long x 30 deep, Hard Maple $100.00 and he has tons of really nice wood... He also has tons of Firewood, as you can see in the pics is the cutoffs from the logs, They are a real sawmill, Quote:
Mark
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09-10-2009, 10:01 PM
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| Re: ***Cheap FireWood in NJ*** a little bit of bark would not worry me. But poplar mixed in and other softwoods would. Poplar pops ash on my pizzas (ask me how I know!) It's also not so easy (for me) to tell seasoned poplar from other woods like cherry or butternut. Still looks like good stuff to me! My pallet company source is still not operating due to lack of work - I'm going to need to find another source soon! Christo
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09-10-2009, 10:28 PM
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| Re: ***Cheap FireWood in NJ*** Christo, you have trouble with poplar? My new source has a ton (literally several). I burned some last weekend, other than a bit of cracking (no loud pops), I had no issues. Not sure if kiln drying matters, but, mine is all kiln dried cut offs from cabinet and millwork shops. Just to be safe, I will save my good oak and hickory for when the cooking begins, use the poplar for heat up. RT |
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09-10-2009, 10:29 PM
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| Re: ***Cheap FireWood in NJ*** me too - anything that looks like poplar and softwood used for heat up and switch to oak or hickory for dinner time! my poplar is not kiln dried. Christo
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09-10-2009, 11:18 PM
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| Re: ***Cheap FireWood in NJ*** I have used poplar, But luckily it was sitting for almost 2 years, seemed to work fine but i will remember to use it for heating up in the future.. Mark
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