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New For my indoor BBQ wood and next takedown in my yard

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Woodwhore, Sep 23, 2018.

  1. Woodwhore

    Woodwhore

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    This white oak is coming down before the leaves go in my pool cover. I built a little wood store from the free pallet scraps i get from the pallet company. Im going to store my indoor BBq wood in it. It was a fun little project. B2974888-E21A-4FE0-A2D9-838EF0855195.jpeg CB16D222-D4F8-45C9-85F5-FE48B74F792D.jpeg
     
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    Nice looking work Woodwhore....:yes:
    I would consider at least six points of brick/block for support and minimized ground contact...
    Have you done a write up yet on this indoor BBQ setup?
     
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    I have put up some pics of food cooking before, i love this thing. I love to put all the fixings of a build and cook your own kabob bar for gamedays and parties. I do alot of hickory in it and its great cooking breakfast on cold mornings. Yes i definitely plan on putting bricks or patio blocks under the pallet. image.jpg
     
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    That's a big white oak. I hope you have room to drop it into a yard. Otherwise, a bucket or climber will be needed to do it safely.
     
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    That is one cute little pallet project!
     
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    Nice wood store, perfect for BBQ wood!!!
     
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    Yup where im standing is all cleared out ready for the drop.
     
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    Nice to have white oak! Not too big and not excessive limbs so should be easy pickins.
     
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    Yup where im standing is all cleared out ready for the drop
     
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    I feel like I've been here before......:whistle: