Burn of the Day
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F4R1d0uX
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AbasFrag
Oud Burner
I got my mica sheets 🙂.. a totaly different experience with and without the mica. Great! !
Thanks @Faizal_p for the tip about the mica 🙂
I also got some wood from Mr Tony Bolton. Some sinking grade Vietnamese and some dubble super incense grade Vietnamese. I'm so happy to have a mica for this. I think I love this even more than the oud oils. ....... the dubble super incense smells so fantastic from the bag when opened, and when I heated it I became speechless.
Thanks @Faizal_p for the tip about the mica 🙂
I also got some wood from Mr Tony Bolton. Some sinking grade Vietnamese and some dubble super incense grade Vietnamese. I'm so happy to have a mica for this. I think I love this even more than the oud oils. ....... the dubble super incense smells so fantastic from the bag when opened, and when I heated it I became speechless.
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Mandeel AlMandeel
Oud Geek
don't forget to clean it some wood dosent clean very well and have dust so if u clean it the smell will be better so far enjoy! 🙂
Faizal_p
FaizalPrivee/Sulaym.co.uk
Try as I may to enjoy coal, with ash, with mica etc I just find it too difficult to get right. That sweet spot only hits for a minute or so, then the heat diminishes or the wood starts scorching. Need to try the Japanese method I think but for me the incense subitism style burners are the best.
Mandeel AlMandeel
Oud Geek
U can use even your key to Clean or try to find something more professional also water help and teeth wash then dry the wood 🙂
Abdullah
Junior Member
use a thin carving chisel or gouge?
AbasFrag
Oud Burner
I thought we could share the wood we burn/ heat here.
So I start with this fantastic Vietnamese oud. It has a beautiful scent I don't want it to be over. Really can't get enough. I wish I had an oil that smells like this. So natural and sweet, with some woody and tobacco notes. Cant explain it with words unfortionately but im sure you know what I'm talking about 😀
So I start with this fantastic Vietnamese oud. It has a beautiful scent I don't want it to be over. Really can't get enough. I wish I had an oil that smells like this. So natural and sweet, with some woody and tobacco notes. Cant explain it with words unfortionately but im sure you know what I'm talking about 😀
A mix of resins from boswellia species;
B. sacra
B. papyrifera
B. serrata
B. frereana
B. rivae
Totalling 32grams , directly on olive wood coal, in my city garden ,subversively adding transcendental incense to the midwinter festivities .
A stick of kz's Raja Manaka for the raw indoor burn
B. sacra
B. papyrifera
B. serrata
B. frereana
B. rivae
Totalling 32grams , directly on olive wood coal, in my city garden ,subversively adding transcendental incense to the midwinter festivities .
A stick of kz's Raja Manaka for the raw indoor burn
Santal Claus
True Ouddict
@hedyscent wow, that's a Boswellia party there. I like how the B. frereana melts faster and sort of melds the others together...I've done this too, but only two different types at a time.
LOL! yes I was in a hurry I knocked 35k off of that Borneo.
Today I am heating some Burmese chips that I acquired thanks to Kyarazen. I love these. They always remind me of Oud Sultani. But with some fruityness.
Santal Claus
True Ouddict
Burning some Somali frankincense, Assamese agarwood and a bit of Osyris lanceolata (East African sandalwood). Osyris is nice, fragrant and pleasant but not as good as its buddies in the genus Santalum. Makes for a nice burn with other fragrant stuff.
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