[TheForge] coke vs. coal
bohlb
bohlb at comcast.net
Sat Apr 7 17:34:18 EDT 2007
I burn coke due to the close proximity of my neighbors. Getting it going
initially took some major effort - including some failures - but is now
pretty easy once I got the hang of it. I use either paper and a little
charcoal (initially a lot of smoke) or a propane torch and a little charcoal
(almost no smoke). Either way I start it, I get very little smell or smoke
once it's going. I buy my coke from a local farrier shop that sells it
marble size by the sack. What smoke I get seems to be mainly from
impurities - metals (?) - mixed in with the coke. Even that little bit of
smoke (often greenish) generally disappears after a short while. Once I get
it going well, I can leave it for 15 minutes or longer without cranking the
blower.
Bill
Littleton, CO
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> Don how is coke on smoke and smell?
> I know that my coal fire is a lot more neighbor friendly once it has coked
> up.
>
> I have been thinking of coke or charcoal for just that reason.
>
> Mike Graf
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