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  1. 7th September 2017, 08:25 AM #1
    Albert
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    Default Dust/shaving galore

    I knew my dusty was nearly full, but I thought I can just give it a little bit more... and then when I am about to finish with the last bit of thicknessing, the dusty wont even suck heavier shavings. so I knew its that time of the week again - I need to clean my dusty.

    I have 2 x 500 litre big bag of shavings + another 300-400 litres on the ground. this is from 1 week worth of furniture making activity.

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    It looks like the briquette press will soon be on its way
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  3. 7th September 2017, 08:31 AM #2
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    A briquette press would be handy to deal with the shavings and sawdust.

    Do you have a     woodburner in the shed for heat in winter?
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  4. 7th September 2017, 08:42 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by bryn23 View Post
    A briquette press would be handy to deal with the shavings and sawdust.

    Do you have a     woodburner in the shed for heat in winter?
    no need for heat - I get warm from doing woodwork in the shed besides its not that cold anyway here in Auckland.

    However I do have a burner in my other property..
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  5. 7th September 2017, 09:02 AM #4
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    No its not really that cold in Auckland, Ive returned to Brisbane after living in Coromandel for 3 years,

    but its still cold enough for me after being use to QLD weather.

    Its always great to have a use for a byproduct.
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    Which press did you decide on?
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