Crouch Well-Known Member Joined 4/10/13 Messages 275 Reaction score 63 7/10/13 #1 So I smashed out a mash paddle in the workshop the other night ... its Tasmanian oak, 18mm thick by 110mm (I think?) ... anyway, should I coat it with something, or leave it untreated .. or not use it at all?
So I smashed out a mash paddle in the workshop the other night ... its Tasmanian oak, 18mm thick by 110mm (I think?) ... anyway, should I coat it with something, or leave it untreated .. or not use it at all?
Black n Tan Well-Known Member Joined 28/4/13 Messages 1,296 Reaction score 617 7/10/13 #2 Mine is untreated and that is what I would recommend, Nice paddle.
boybrewer Well-Known Member Joined 23/9/07 Messages 535 Reaction score 76 7/10/13 #3 Leave it untreated . I carved mine out of a piece of hardwood flooring .
HBHB Well-Known Member Joined 2/7/11 Messages 1,361 Reaction score 876 Location Dundowran Beach, Hervey Bay 7/10/13 #4 Leave it untreated, just give it a thorough clean after each use and let it dry. Martin
Crouch Well-Known Member Joined 4/10/13 Messages 275 Reaction score 63 8/10/13 #5 Cheers, thanks for the feedback guys!
mr_wibble Beer Odd Joined 21/1/09 Messages 1,114 Reaction score 231 Location Lake Macquarie NSW 8/10/13 #6 Geeze I only use a huge wooden spoon. Now I feel inadequate...
JDW81 I make wort, the yeast make it beer. Joined 19/1/11 Messages 2,400 Reaction score 1,008 8/10/13 #7 beer belly said: Leave it untreated . I carved mine out of a piece of hardwood flooring . Click to expand... There's an idea, I've got a couple of lengths at home which need using.
beer belly said: Leave it untreated . I carved mine out of a piece of hardwood flooring . Click to expand... There's an idea, I've got a couple of lengths at home which need using.