What does everyone do with their sawdust?

[Doddy]

Ive got about 30 bulk bags currently from my processor... Will prob have 100 by the spring at this rate!

My game keeper takes a couple and a mate with Hamster a handful here and there...

Spoke to a friend with a livery and he reckons its no good for horse bedding. Heard a rumour it might be able to be sold for bio-mass to power stations or eddie stobart bio division? Long term I may look into a pellet mill myself to produce pellets.

Just wonder what you guys do with it...

Thanks in advance...

Simon

[briquette_seller]

Too wet for pellets. Needs to be sub 10%.

 

Mine goes for horse bedding. Horsesy folk love it, as there is little to no dust.

I charge £10 a bag and it flys out the door.

[Fredward]

Yeah I've seen it used as horse bedding, both dust and shavings.

[briquette_seller]

Good eye candy as well, if you pick wisely

[Big J]

All my sawdust (from the sawmill, not processor) goes to horsey types. It's finer, but as it's not bone dry, seems not present any issues for the beasts. I give mine away (usually a total of about 1-2 bags a week).

[se7enthdevil]

for me the question is, is it dust or shavings?

 

as a woodturner my shavings (wet or dry) go to a chicken farmer and the dust from my ripsaw, bandsaw and chopsaw go either to the tip or a mate took some for his chemical toilet.

[major]

My old man takes mine away and puts it in the cow shed as bedding!

[Alycidon]

Burn my dust, chips go in a bag for my own kindling.

 

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[Billy]

Burn it

[renewablejohn]

Have a sawdust burner in the polytunnel used for frost protection in the winter. Light at 11pm and normally goes out by 9am.