Bandsaw?

[samtheman365]

Ive got a chance of alot of ofcuts from processing round stakess (ofcuts from the pointing part) does anyone think its worth purchasing a bandsaw to turn it into kindling?

[Chris Sheppard]

It would be an awful lot of work for not a lot of return - plus the cost of a decent bandsaw.

 

If anything try selling the points as cheap stovewood

[samtheman365]

someone suggested to me to use a small rip saw to cut it all up.

[davetaz]

Bag it and sell it as off-cuts. I sell quite a few nets of scrap bits along with kindling

[Chris Sheppard]

someone suggested to me to use a small rip saw to cut it all up.

 

Your time would be better spent on the money making sides of the business than scratting around cutting odd shaped offcuts into kindling - it would take forever, even on a proper bandsaw (ie three phase or PTO) - if their free then bag them up and sell them that way - a fraction of the time and money in the bank

[Joy Yeomans]

I sell alot of offcut bits from our processor etc as Chiminea wood for these patio burners etc and they sell very well to local garden centres and at carboots etc - you could try bagging them as that?

[samtheman365]

I sell alot of offcut bits from our processor etc as Chiminea wood for these patio burners etc and they sell very well to local garden centres and at carboots etc - you could try bagging them as that?

 

i might give that a go:biggrin:

[Daniel Jiggins]

Why Not Buy Kindling In, We Got Some Nets From 'Paper Rustler' Good Stuff And Cheap Also Nice To Support Fellow ArbTalk Members, You Can Then Spend Your Time Doing More Important Things!