boostfan wrote:I have done the same
What kind of 'rack' did you use?;)
Alternative uses for sawdust
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JPG
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What kind of 'rack' did you use?;)
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[quote="JPG40504"]What kind of 'rack' did you use?]
The one with a big wheel and 4 ropes that tighten when ya turn the wheel.
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The one with a big wheel and 4 ropes that tighten when ya turn the wheel.
:D SS 500(09/1980), DC3300, jointer, bandsaw, belt sander, Strip Sander, drum sanders,molder, dado, biscuit joiner, universal lathe tool rest, Oneway talon chuck, router bits & chucks and a De Walt 735 planer,a #5,#6, block planes. ALL in a 100 square foot shop.
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I also like to pour my sawdust into pesky nieghbors vehicles. (not really, but I'd like to sometimes!!) LOL jimsjinx
If you are a part time band leader, does that make you a semi-conductor? Where do all the "unguided" bombs go?
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I also like to pour my sawdust into pesky nieghbors vehicles. (not really, but I'd like to sometimes!!) LOL I did respond to an ice plant fire once. It was my day off. Christmas night, about 8PM, I was taking laundry out of the drier, and (laundry mat) as I was walking to our apt. across the street, arms full of fresh clothes. I noticed my wife, standing at the street, with her housecoat on, freezing, holding our baby son, and the smoke detector. The detector was going nuts. (People do wierd stuff when they panic) I dropped the clothes and as I was running up to her, I saw a plume of glowing red, airbourn sawdust, rising from an ice plant in Mesa Ariz., about 2 miles away, and a half mile high!!! After calming down the missus, I called in to dispatch, and she told me all hands on deck! When I got to the site, with all my gear, and every hose from our station, I was amazed at the intensity of that fire. It melted the rear outrigger lights, and turned our white aerial ladders rear toasty brown! Man what a night. Seems the walls were 2 foot thick, and insulated with styrofoam,sawdust,more styrofoam, and cork. I was on the roof when it came down. Me and a fairly rookie guy rode it all the way down! It was like the good Lord just let the entire roof act as a parachute, pushing the fire away from us as we quickly, but gently fell. We ran off the debris and had nary a scratch! That building burned for the better part of a week! Ahh, I miss that adrenilin! Be careful with the sawdust . jimsjinx PS. I have some old photos of that fire, and I'll try to scan and upload them! jimsjinx
If you are a part time band leader, does that make you a semi-conductor? Where do all the "unguided" bombs go?
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therighthome
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Make money with saw dust. ?
Pellet Mills are always looking for saw dust to buy (for pellet stoves) You could also my a pellet mill for about $4000 and make your own pellets.