i think you may find that Barry's search coming up with the barrelmill would be the same place i mentioned. the website speaks of minnesota white oak. ross
Looking for someone who makes small barrels & kegs
Jun 29, 2007
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Could be. How many of those places can be left that use Minnesota White Oak?
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Much more fun to make your own.
Page 87 of the Panther Primitives catalog to be exact, but it's a lot of fun to get there. Great company. I've been buying stuff from them for over 20 years now, including two of their wooden kegs.
Their canvas products (Sunforger) are excellent, and made in their shop.
Regards, Roy
Couple of neat things about wooden barrels.
- One person can easily roll and navigate a standard barrel.
- One person can rock the barrel with increasing amplitude until it can be set upright.
Sun, Jul 1, 2007, 2:57pm (EDT-1) snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com (HeyBub) doh sayeth: Couple of neat things about wooden barrels.
- One person can easily roll and navigate a standard barrel.
- One person can rock the barrel with increasing amplitude until it can be set upright.
- That based on experience, or theory? 2. They say anything is possible, but I wouldn't want to be in the immediate area when you try that one. Or you talking about an empty barrel?
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