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how to dry chip from a cant chipper?


Graham w
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yes would you like some:lol:

 

The problem is the vast volume of slabwood produced, I give it away most of the time but i discourage public collection so i then end up delivering bulk loads to here and there. The majority of slabwood goes to estates that have large biomass setups where they have it chipped. The problem here is theres too much additional handling = cost

 

Having it chipped as it leaves the mill is much more economic/efficient and means i can directly supply the chip for next to nowt, and we're due a kiln upgrade- why not fuel it with chip.

 

Im really impressed by the figures from gdh. its a goer

 

i would be keen to buy lorry loads of slabwood ,depending on distance(haulage)and price,i take it is moslly spuce you are milling?

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