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where are you based unimog

Look good but expensive, i picked some some for less than half that. At the right price would be interested as they are really good!

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I buy offcuts that are sorted for me. Use the circular saws with a trough so push 8-10 pieces of waste a time through into a box next to the kindling machine. Do 3 cube get bored, then do three hours on the kindling machine, get bored, load the bags onto a trailer and deliver. Then start again. From start to finish we can do around 50 bags an hour, I pay £20-£30 a cube, but the wood is well sorted and stacked neatly on a pallet, it is kiln dried so gets processed and then straight out, consistent and although not a huge profit keeps us ticking over.

Not syrup but iv'e made birch sap wine lovely!!

I put one of these on after every 6 months of burning, then sweep 2-3 wks later. Works a treat sticky residue does become brittle. I live in tall vic terrace, and got 2 bin liners of clinker type material fall down, in 15m of flue liner.

Busier now than in Feb-March. Just done accounts and still investing everything i earn, two more purchases and hopefully next year I will start making a little coin! Kindling going better than logs (maybe all the logs are wet around here? and need a bit of persuasion with a few sticks). I am a chimney watcher and there are a lot of fires been lit around here at the moment (sad i know), much busier than this time last year.

I am shifting a lot of kindling at the moment £1.30 + 20% VAT could get 300 bags up to you will be delivery charge (depending on mileage). Best regards Rob

I have just started supplying kiln dried logs in IBC crates. Still trying to get pricing right, but would be interested in supplying wholesale.

50cm by 40 cm

We get 60-80, depending on how much waste is generated after we cut 1m3 into 6inch lengths. I would say 80-90 per m3 if already cut.

Depends on local council. Stoke you can sell from a lay-by. North Wales Police will have you and fine you, Nantwich area you will get fined. Looked into selling sticks roadside when on my holiday, appears each council is different, ring and ask. You can sell over a fence next to a lay-by if it is your land, it's all bonkers.

i would be interested in prices, i already stock hotlogs and they sell well. Rob at

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I have sent billets through a processor, chain gets caught if there are any stringy bits. Mate has circular saw processor and doesn't have the same problem.

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Defo nets, i use kiln dried wood and even that can sweat if left in the sun. As other post keep nets out of the sun or they will turn white and fall apart.

what diameter, i might be interested if you have any processor size (up to 15 inch), as i could use it next year for kindling.

May have time to deliver myself to Hudderfield 3 pallets £20per pallet delivery. It would be late next week or week after, as busy busy next week (snow next Thurs). I will process an extra 2-300 next week so they are ready to go if you want them. Cheers Rob

£1.25 + VAT 20% 50 by 40 cm kiln dried, 80 bags on a pallet, around £40 haulage per pallet

looks like a good idea to me, saves time waiting for the RAM to return, is it German if so i may have had a circular saw from them, all it says is GMBH which is also at the start of this advert on youtube the saw i have is blue and very good, used for kindling production

Depends what time you go to bed I have put three on my villager on a hot bed and closed it right down, and yes there was still bits glowing in the morning, and with the addition of some kindling the fire was up and roaring again. Too many factors to say for sure if this would be the case with your burner. However, what i can say is that all the logs sold so far have had positive feedback, certainly regarding the amount of heat they give off.

or if you have the time Bio fuel briquettes, compress paper pulp and sawdust into fuel bricks. make them DIY style

OR the cheaper version without a hole in the middle £3.50, the only real difference is these do tend to "grow" more as they catch fire, same weight 10kg bag.

£3.75/bag + 5% VAT, can get 180 on a pallet, transport was around £40 but would have to check, as may have gone up since xmas