Hi there!
There was some info about different wood blocks provide different amounts of tar. Any info of what types are better for that purpose?
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Damon_Cooper
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Re: Tar production efficiency
Pine or spruce.

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Re: Tar production efficiency
Sounds more like a guess. Maybe some numbers? Was it a conclusion based on some tests? Are they equal? Is fir worse for tar production than spruce or pine?shubla wrote:Pine or spruce.
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Re: Tar production efficiency
noone seems to have done a conclusief research on this.Damon_Cooper wrote:Sounds more like a guess. Maybe some numbers? Was it a conclusion based on some tests? Are they equal? Is fir worse for tar production than spruce or pine?shubla wrote:Pine or spruce.
I was hoping for that kind info so this post can be used for further linkin' - otherwise, I could just ask my question in GLoSQ.
i would say.
if you really wanna know.
do the research!
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Damon_Cooper
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Re: Tar production efficiency
I will do it on some free-time, but if someone already did, I don't want to waste my time. If noone will provide a proper info, I'll share my results here.Ukhata wrote:noone seems to have done a conclusief research on this.Damon_Cooper wrote:Sounds more like a guess. Maybe some numbers? Was it a conclusion based on some tests? Are they equal? Is fir worse for tar production than spruce or pine?shubla wrote:Pine or spruce.
I was hoping for that kind info so this post can be used for further linkin' - otherwise, I could just ask my question in GLoSQ.
i would say.
if you really wanna know.
do the research!
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Re: Tar production efficiency
Just tested,
2 blocks of Spruce = 0.29L
2 blocks of Fir = 0.09L
Will test more later and post results.
2 blocks of Spruce = 0.29L
2 blocks of Fir = 0.09L
Will test more later and post results.
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Re: Tar production efficiency
someone already did this and it's pine by a large margin
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Re: Tar production efficiency
Yep, Pine takes the cake with 0.49L for two blocks.
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Re: Tar production efficiency
If you know anything about tar making you know that pine is the best wood.
But because im not a professional tar maker I thought it might be pine or spruce.
Turned out its pine.
Its common knowledge to know what tree yields most tar.
But because im not a professional tar maker I thought it might be pine or spruce.
Turned out its pine.
Its common knowledge to know what tree yields most tar.

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