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    How do you chop your firewood down to the Karubecue C60 size brick or redbull can size? Axe recommen

    Just in case anyone finds this thread. I ended up going with the 10" sliding compound mitre saw from Harbor Freight to cut my red oak firewood & it is working much better then the chainsaw method I had been using. It creates a lot less saw dust too. Thanks for the recommendation glocksrock
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    How do you chop your firewood down to the Karubecue C60 size brick or redbull can size? Axe recommen

    I6Quer -Ever looked at the kindling cracker? Never heard of it but after watching some youtube vids it looks like a great product.  Only concern I have is if the kindling cracker blade is perhaps to thick and it can't dig into the wood.  That seems to be the problem I am having with the Husky...
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    How do you chop your firewood down to the Karubecue C60 size brick or redbull can size? Axe recommendations?

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    How do you chop your firewood down to the Karubecue C60 size brick or redbull can size? Axe recommen

    How do you chop your firewood down to the Karubecue C60 size brick or redbull can size?  What kind of Axe is best?  I have the recommended Black and Decker Alligator Loppers.  But I need input on how to chop this Red Oak Firewood I have, I'd like to split with an axe these already split pieces...
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    What do ya'll think of this hand made smoker with cast iron for the coals

    I don't mind bending a knee to rake the coals.  How long would coals + some wood chips last in that cast iron fire box?  any rough estimate?
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    What do ya'll think of this hand made smoker with cast iron for the coals

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    What do ya'll think of this hand made smoker with cast iron for the coals

    http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/app/5797164078.html handmade smoker ceramic tile insulation makes gr8 brisket and ribs im moving and i cant take her with me she must go to a good home the cooking chamber is 17x16x20" The seller is priced at $100 which I can't afford.  I offered $10 and it...
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    Los Angeles California new beef jerky maker

    I appreciate it especially the thai recipe.  I will have to get a rolling pin.  Basically it seems like the process is steam rolling the cut of beef so it spread itself thinner? Here is a group of images from what I did last night and just put in the oven.  The only thing that is different is I...
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    paper thin beef jerky from ground beef guide

    Awesome Dave.  Please take lots of pictures.  I found this link from Googling keywords like razor/super/paper/ thin jerky.  A friend of mine orders teriyaki and haberno jerky from http://smokedmeats.com/  and the teriyaki is the bets jerky i have ever had.  It is extremely thin, doesn't have any...
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    paper thin beef jerky from ground beef guide

    http://mumblegrits.blogspot.com/2015/07/thin-beef-jerky.html Has anyone tried to make paper thin jerky as instructed from this link?
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    Los Angeles California new beef jerky maker

    One of my friends made some homemade beef jerky on his food dehydrator which was good & another friend ordered some spectacular beef jerky.  These two things inspired me to make the best jerky i possibly can so that is why I am on this forum.  I am located in the West Los Angeles California area...
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    LA Beef Jerky

    I am on the quest for super thin beef jerky & also to copy this place in Bishop Mahogany Smoked Meats.  I really like their teriyaki jerky, and I have been doing a lot of research on how to make my own just like theirs. I am in Los Angeles CA.  I don't have a ton of experience smoking...
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