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Burn it in a big pile with lashings of Red Diesel. :D 

 

I'll build a Sawdust Stove when I build myself a workshop, but that will only account for a fraction of whats produced.

 

If Im milling Oak or Cherry then I keep a bagful back for the Smoker.

 

I throw a wheelbarrow full in with the Chickens now and again. 

Posted
Burn it in a big pile with lashings of Red Diesel. [emoji3] 
 
I'll build a Sawdust Stove when I build myself a workshop, but that will only account for a fraction of whats produced.
 
If Im milling Oak or Cherry then I keep a bagful back for the Smoker.
 
I throw a wheelbarrow full in with the Chickens now and again. 


Can you burn wet (as in fresh cut) sawdust with a sawdust stove?

Posted
26 minutes ago, Ben scott said:

 


Can you burn wet (as in fresh cut) sawdust with a sawdust stove?
 

 

I think it needs to be dry. So could be a problem I guess? Might be better running the stove on planer shavings? 

 

Like I say, i just burn it just now. 

Posted
10 minutes ago, spuddog0507 said:

Just go and see the nearest farmer and say it will be a regular thing they will take it of your hands with out thinking about it, 

Oh? Why would they want it? 

Posted
1 hour ago, trigger_andy said:

Oh? Why would they want it? 

With the price of straw at £137 a tonne for cattle bedding they will take it believe me, mind you sawdust is approaching the £100 a tonne mark now, the guy i rent my yard/shed off is using a arctic load of sawdust every 12-14 days,

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With the price of straw at £137 a tonne for cattle bedding they will take it believe me, mind you sawdust is approaching the £100 a tonne mark now, the guy i rent my yard/shed off is using a arctic load of sawdust every 12-14 days,



That’s mad!

Is it chip-like sawdust or the powdery sawdust you get on Bandsaws?

Does he pay that much for the Sawdust?
Posted (edited)
6 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

 

 


That’s mad!

Is it chip-like sawdust or the powdery sawdust you get on Bandsaws?

Does he pay that much for the Sawdust?

 

 

Sawdust is sawdust 🤣That is why its called dust. What a dumb question.

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Posted
Just now, topchippyles said:

Sawdust is sawdust 🤣

Not really.

 

Wood shavings are often preferred to sawdust for pet bedding because the very fine particles in sawdust can cause respiratory problems for all animals

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