Continutiki 4 hour run processing 250 pounds of pine wood waste into 50 pounds of biochar.

This video goes over the advantages of the Continutiki over the usual Kon Tiki.

[@Nanamowa]

Doesn't pine have a significant amount of turpentine in it? Is it sufficiently eliminated by the charcoal process that it doesn't interfere with the microbes inoculating the charcoal?

[@didgeridooblue]

At high temperatures the turpenoids become volatile and become combustible.