khourygeo77
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Possibility of buying the following substances?
Hello everyone,
I want to buy some types of coals and stones but I don't seem to find possible places that let me do that!
The things I want to buy are:
Oil Shale
Shale oil
Sand oil
Peat coal
Sub bituminous coal
I can't find these on sites like Amazon or ebay or even alibaba...
Any ideas?
Thank you!
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B(a)P
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You could try these guys. How much are you after?
https://m.onta.com/site/3-oil-rocks.html?imz_s=07bdtnkkcde3d...
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Fyndium
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The stuff that is available in thousands of tons is usually supplied in thousands of tons. Crude oil, being a commodity, is painfully hard to come by
for an ordinary person.
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khourygeo77
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3kgs for each would be enough. Thanks, I will surely try that link you gave tomorrow. Seems interesting.
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draculic acid69
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40 railcars of coal go past my house at least a few times a day. Each car would have 10-20 tonnes in each coming from a local mine yet there's no
chance of me buying any coal around here.ive never heard of anyone in this country having any coal or being able to buy it
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B(a)P
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I lived and worked in an industrial town in northern Australia 5 years ago. Coal used to wash up on the beach from the nearby port.I used to collect
it and burnt it as firewood on camping trips. I still have friends their so I could probably get some sent to you @khourygeo77, but know that the
origin and product would be largely unknown.
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Friend of mine has a large chunk of lignite and the last house I lived in used to burn coal in the early 1900's for heat and cooking - had a big pile
of bituminous in the barn out back. Gave a bunch away for people to put in Christmas stockings one year, so it's out there, just most people don't
know they have it.
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khourygeo77
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Quote: Originally posted by B(a)P  | | I lived and worked in an industrial town in northern Australia 5 years ago. Coal used to wash up on the beach from the nearby port.I used to collect
it and burnt it as firewood on camping trips. I still have friends their so I could probably get some sent to you @khourygeo77, but know that the
origin and product would be largely unknown. |
That would be great if they are either sub bituminous or peat coal. Is it possible to know what type of coal it would be?
| Quote: Originally posted by OldNubbins | | Friend of mine has a large chunk of lignite and the last house I lived in used to burn coal in the early 1900's for heat and cooking - had a big pile
of bituminous in the barn out back. Gave a bunch away for people to put in Christmas stockings one year, so it's out there, just most people don't
know they have it. |
You are right about bituminous coal and lignite. But peat and subbituminous coals are hard to find... So I am aiming on the latter 2 after finding out
the bituminous coal and lignite can be easily acquired..
[Edited on 8-8-2020 by khourygeo77]
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RedDwarf
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You can buy peat blocks as a fuel (I'm not in favour of using peat as it generally destroys wetlands), was commonly used as a fuel in Ireland. Eg
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Irish-Peat-Briquettes-Bord-Na-Mon...
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