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hilken

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  1. Sorry for that should have said Aga type its a Tirolia multi fuel cooker I use anthracite to keep it going overnight , but briquettes through the day.
  2. Hello,This is my first post, so here goes, In June I imported a small pellet mill from China with the intention of getting a pellet sove before the winter. I am pleased I never as the output of the mill was so low that I was lucky to make 1/2 a sack of sawdust pellets / day. so on ebay it went. The sacks of pellets I made are being used as cat litter, so no loss. Next I made a briquette press with a 2 ton bottle jack, It makes 2 house brick sized block at a time in under 2 minutes. I use newspaper or cardboard as a binder and sawdust, The only problem is the drying out time,they burn well on the aga and also woodburner and I will definately be making more this summer. Also I have converted a log splitter to make briquettes but have trouble getting them to bind, I think I will need to heat the output pipe, this can wait until the weather warms up a bit. Its like the one in the link below [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrFI7OyKDoo&feature=related]YouTube - Brikettpresse, Brikettierpresse.wmv[/ame] Outdoorjoe I am sure you will have fun with your press, but if possible use a paper sawdust mix, not much ash at all, and if anyone can suggest a quick method of drying them it would be great. Thanks

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