Saw Dust Stove (pics)

[thenodnarb]

Must have smelled good too. I love the way cedar smells, burning or not.

Just curious, what are you making with it?

toys. Like slingshots and stuff. I sell to a local business that has school tours and they sell them in their gift shop. In fact, I'm here right now since I also moonlight(literally) as an overnight watchman for their overnight programs. I get to chase bears away, and type away on the internet.

[artkrhymes]

Hey that's pretty cool!

[xrMike]

toys. Like slingshots and stuff. I sell to a local business that has school tours and they sell them in their gift shop. In fact, I'm here right now since I also moonlight(literally) as an overnight watchman for their overnight programs. I get to chase bears away, and type away on the internet.

Heheh, that would explain your 2:24am post.

[jbohon]

Did you ever get a chance to try this with finer sawdust? I'd be interested to know if there was a difference.

[V8toytruck]

Sweet!

Were are you located btw? Im a photographer getting into and if you're interested I'd like to do a documentary on craftsmen. You can also use it as an advertising piece. PM if interested!

[Don Edmondson]

A long time ago when I was young we used to make fire starters by putting saw dust in cupcake holders and poring hot wax on it just lite with a match instant small heat source or fire starter. Don












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[rkt88edmo]

A long time ago when I was young we used to make fire starters by putting saw dust in cupcake holders and poring hot wax on it just lite with a match instant small heat source or fire starter. Don

Our version in scouts for starting briquettes was sawdust in an egg carton, pack it down, stick a matchstick in the top then pour a healthy layer of paraffin over the whole thing. Tear as many off the dozen as you need for the trip.

[thenodnarb]

Did you ever get a chance to try this with finer sawdust? I'd be interested to know if there was a difference.

didn't last any longer. I have more experimentation to do. I got lots of sawdust to play with!