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   Tim | Apr 08, 2009 09:44pm | #1

   I use thermally modified wood products all the time. My favorite are the ones put out by Kingsford. Works really well in my water smoker.

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   McDesign | Apr 08, 2009 11:21pm | #2

   How does smoked water taste?

   Seems like it'd just be like old bong water.

    

   Forrest

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   Dam_inspector | Apr 08, 2009 11:31pm | #3

   I have a hoe with a flame hardened handle.

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   Tim | Apr 27, 2009 09:17pm | #11

   Water smoker. You know the smoker with the pan of water between the wood coals and the meat.

   Old bong water? That though hasn't crossed my mind for decades. Thanks.

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   kostello | Apr 27, 2009 10:46pm | #12

   i've recently started using windows and doors made from Accoya:http://www.bswaccoya.co.ukit machines really well and is suitable for all opaque finishes.they have just built a bridge from it: http://www.bswaccoya.co.uk/casestudies/articles/16it seems like really good stuff i've also used it on some repairs with good results.it's not cheap though about 10% more than the same product in sapele.

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   Scrapr | Apr 08, 2009 11:37pm | #4

   Pretty good discussion over at JLC. A little spamming but...

    

   http://forums.jlconline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46729

    

   tigershark5 are you in the industry?

    

    

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   frammer52 | Apr 08, 2009 11:41pm | #5

   I was wondering the same thing.

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   tigershark5 | Apr 08, 2009 11:50pm | #6

   Not sure if you guys are for real or yanking my chain. Just asking a simple question looking for a little info. Yes I bang nails if thats what your asking. I happened to hear about this new wood process and was wondering if anyone happened to use it. I went to JLC and found it interesting. Thanks. But not sure about the cynicisim.

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   frammer52 | Apr 08, 2009 11:53pm | #7

   I personally never heard of it before reading about it on JLC before.

   I don't think it is widely available, that is why the question!>G<

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   Scrapr | Apr 09, 2009 01:54am | #8

   I'm a little sceptical about new posters who bring up a product from out of left field. JLC had the same thing happen. It made for an interesting discussion. I have never heard of this.

    

   Are you looking to replace PT? What is your application?

    

    

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   tigershark5 | Apr 09, 2009 04:05am | #9

   This just seemed to be an interesting alternative to typical decking. I haven't been all that thrilled with pt as of late, the quality has been lacking. And I just am always looking for other materials to offer clients. I am pretty sure one of the companies that offers this wood is near me so I am going to inquire with them but I was just looking to see if anyone has actually had any hands on with it. Sorry if it seemed cryptic, always hard to break into a new blog and get known.

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   Scrapr | Apr 09, 2009 05:54am | #10

   No worries. I had never heard of the product. i don't folow Building science on JLC. But I googled the term and came up with that. 2 mentions in a month. Kinda strange.

    

   Let us know what you find. I'm kinda interested now

   ;-)