How barrels are made ...

[bitter]

Very nice! So who is the Canadian distributor so I can get some!

B

[Odin]

We don't have North American distributor in place, unfortunately!

Regards, Odin.

[Odin]

Here are all the pics. Bit busy right now, so I hope you don't mind the shortcut.

https://istillblog.wordpress.com/2017/0 ... re-made-1/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow

Regards, Odin.

[aircarbonarc]

Very cool Odin. Reminds me of class field trips to the local historical sites where they showed us how barrels were made. Those ones were all made with hand tools! Seems technology is your friend.

[faste]

Very nice, I hope try my hand at building a barrel soon

[Odin]

Here are a few pictures of the alligator skin barrels we produce. First we make the barrels (not top and bottom), then we toast them MT, then we put them on fire and role them around before extinguishing the fire with loads of water. The benefits of both toasting and charring.

Regards, Odin.

[Expat]

We don't have North American distributor in place, unfortunately!

Regards, Odin.

Dam! I'd be interested as well. Is it a matter of interest or are there other barriers to entry?

I know there is a fair bit of activity in Canada, surely there must be a market.

[Odin]

I need someone willing to bring in a container. Or at least a pallet. It's the investment up front.

Regards, Odin.

[yakattack]

Hmmm out of curiosity, how many barrels to a pallet/ container?

[Odin]

18 to a pallet ... at 220 liters each.

around 60 at 30 liters.

Odin.

[skow69]

Man, Odin, you have got some really cool, big assed, green toys! And that Ati guy is an artist. Great info. Thanks. I just love to learn about stuff I will never have any practical use for. "Because the more you know...."