Re: Pros and Cons of Soaking Wood


"Shawn Martin" <shawnrmartin_remove this_@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message

A bit of clarification here; Do not use chainsaw sawdust if your chainsaw
has an automatic oiler. (can you say diesel steak?)


There are mineral oils that are food safe and biodegradable. Nor is there
very much oil at all. If you are using used motor oil, different story.
The course sawdust works well.


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