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Woods => What type of tree do you use? => Topic started by: WeekendWarrior on July 27, 2014, 02:33:27 PM
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Been waiting to get some cherry chunk wood from my local BBQ and smoker supplier but they've been out of the small chunks for a while, but they did have larger split logs.
These weigh about 5 lbs a log, and were a dollar a log, so only about 20 cents a lb.
A bit of extra work to cut them down to size, but not bad price wise.
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20ยข a pound ain't bad at all - a little sweat equity is free! Good find!
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Bruce if you have the time that price to great. I paid a little over $2 a pound.
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a friend of mine uses a radial arm saw to make quick work of bigger pieces. It's fast but watch your fingers.