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Heat Logs are made from 100% recycled materials to provide convenience that is environmentally friendly.They light quickly and easily and produce a great heat. Using the natural by-products of wood production sawdust and wood shavings, Heat Logs can be burned alone or with our kiln-dried logs to provide a beautiful flaming fire to keep you warm this winter.
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Compressed logs and pellets offer a denser, low-moisture alternative to traditional wood. They break down slowly, giving you a higher BTU output and a steadier, longer lasting heat source. They are built from wood waste and other compost materials for a cleaner burn.
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Home Fire Pressed Logs are 3X denser than oak and burn hot-8,626 BTU per pound. They burn 12 hours in an airtight wood stove, burn clean with no additives or waxes and low moisture content. These logs will not fall apart and do not roll with their flat side. Made from 100% natural recycled sawdust.
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A wide variety of sawdust fire logs options are available to you, such as new. You can also choose from philippines sawdust fire logs, as well as from high productivity, easy to operate, and energy saving sawdust fire logs, and whether sawdust fire logs is natural circulation, briquette machines, or pine.
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Hotties Heat Logs are manufactured firewood logs created from sawdust, wood chips and similar renewable raw materials sourced from the UK, which are then highly compressed into logs. They're also extremely hot! This is down to their low moisture content (below 5%) which means they can generate up to three times the heat of conventional wooden
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Premium, All-Natural Recycled Wood Fire Logs and Wood Fuel Pellets. Enjoy the ambiance of burning logs without the mess and hassle of cordwood. Our compressed wood logs and pellets are easy to use, sustainable, long-lasting, and produce an intense heat that you can rely on.
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Nov 03, 2013 · The sawdust logs made at the factory are usually pressed under very high pressure which forces the lignon out wood. That acts as a natural binder to hold the logs together. Some log makers add a binder. But, they still press the logs under high pressure to form them without adding extra moisture. That's why sawdust logs tend to be heavy.
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Oct 01, 2009 · Where can I find compressed sawdust logs 09-24-2009, 1504. I'm looking for the true densified compressed sawdust logs here in Alaska, the ones that are so dense they sink in water, NOT the cruddy wax duraflame type logs. Basically a giant pellet. I've got two reasons for wanting those; 1 My firebox is too small to load up with enough wood to
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Energy Logs have been tested extensively against other manufactured wood heating logs. The 8lb. Energy Log can not be compared one on one with the competition since many other logs are lighter, at 5-6lbs. Our tests have been done by weight. Pound for pound, the Energy Log burned twice as long as the other manufactured logs. The log comparison test were done in both a conventional uncertified
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Mill Outlet is the outlet for Tacoma Firelogs. Made from 100% compressed sawdust here in Tacoma, they contain no waxes or binders that will deposit residue in your chimney and since they are bound together with nothing more than extremely high pressure you are
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Apr 08, 2013 · Re making logs from sawdust « Reply #8 on April 07, 2013, 105718 PM » i can just throw it on the incinerator if Im not bothered about heating the house dont think I would be allowed a sawdust burner in the living room!
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Sawdust briquettes are compressed blocks of sawdust that have been soaked and pressed at high pressure. These briquettes can then be used as fuel for heating or cooking. Compressed briquettes from sawdust, plant waste and waste paper are often used in undeveloped areas as a means of turning waste into cooking fuel.
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The sawdust simply needs to be mixed with a binding agent and compressed. Even if you are not going to burn the sawdust, this provides an efficient way of storing it, which is a good idea as loose sawdust can pose a fire risk and cause irritate your eyes and throat if it becomes airborne.
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Making Compressed Sawdust Logs The concepts for woodworking remain the exact same, whatever the method used to make the finished product.Woodworking is the same. Were you aware that superior design needs a very great plan. A proficient woodwork program, apart from obtaining the appropriate equipment and suitable education, is the most crucial part to ensuring success.
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Our New Enviro- compressed sawdust fireplace fuel is far superior to other fireplace fuels. When compared with cord wood our Enviro-Bricks burns longer and require half the storage space as cord wood and come prepackaged in plastic and are much cleaner than cord wood. Enviro-Bricks are much cleaner than coal to use with much less soot output.
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Re Turning woodworking dust and chips into burnable "logs" « Reply #18 on November 02, 2011, 0652 PM » There was a company that, unfortunately, appears to have gone belly up this year that made bricks of highly compressed wood chips called Liberty Bricks.
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Sawdust briquettes are compressed blocks of sawdust that have been soaked and pressed at high pressure. These briquettes can then be used as fuel for heating or cooking. Compressed briquettes from sawdust, plant waste and waste paper are often used in undeveloped areas as a means of turning waste into cooking fuel.
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Our new logs are longer and have a higher compression rate. Maxi Therm Firelogs are produced using waste oak & other hardwood sawdust (Clean Biomass). They are classed as a smokeless fuel. Because they are compressed you would need 1/3 more volume hardwood and 4 times more volume of softwood to generate the same heat.
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Use a knife and cut around the side of the pan to loosen up the log. You can either try to pry it out or turn the pan upside down and bang again the counter. I should look like picture 2. Step 6 Burn Your Log. This is the fun part. 5 or 6 sheet of newspaper under the log should be enough to get that puppy fired up. Now sit back and relax.
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Wood Briquettes and Heat Logs are interchangeable terms. They both describe a product made from wood by-products. This might be sawdust, wood chip, or wood , using extreme pressure to form a block or log shape. Our guide to briquette will answer all your questions.
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