Wood Soaking Opinions
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bocephus More than one way to skin a cat, for sure, but the studies I’ve read said that while you may see “smoke” for longer with soaked wood, most of that is steam, and the smoke itself is the same.
Midwest_kc I never did time the difference between soaked and nonsoaked wood, so those studies could be right, I did soak mine overnight though.
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jrrrr I personally don’t soak anymore, just couldn’t justify it. I only use chips and chunks though. I think if I were using sawdust I would dampen it a bit for a better smoldering, but I would do some experimenting.
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jrrrr I personally don’t soak anymore, just couldn’t justify it. I only use chips and chunks though. I think if I were using sawdust I would dampen it a bit for a better smoldering, but I would do some experimenting.
YooperDog I use sawdust in the PK100 and always soak it.
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I use chunks in my vertical offset, so I stopped soaking. When I finish my Cotton Gin drum, I won’t soak then either.
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