Yeah, I've made leaf pellets, and grass and cardboard, it's not hard to do. If you go to Make Your Own Pellets dot com you'll find alot of machinery to chose from.
looks like youi had a 50/50 split, the bucket got half the pellets the ground got the other half, now kidding aside have you tried leaves for making pellets?and how much does that machine cost and where can i buy one?
assuming it takes about 40 lbs of pellets to heat a small home for a day, how long does it take a 2-person household to accumulate enough milled material to make that much? and what abbout the hammer mill? are these pellet mills available with a combo hammer/pellet mill?
There are different sized units, the most common can produce up to 350 lbs/hr of wood pellets. These would be a diesel or the American made one from MakeYourOwnPellets-com. The Us built model will make about 8 bags in an hour.
You could make deer food pellets too I bet. Just throw in green branches and I bet pellets would come out nice and compact. Maybe you could feed farm animals as well with them.
Hello, i have same model of pellet mill 120 and tried to make wood pellets, but its not working, can you please help me. thank you in advance, kind regards, Manfred
that's pretty cool such a small scale effort. I work at a pellet mill that make's 150 Tons per day. No you can't shove log's into a mill to make pellets, you need to get wood in chip form then go through a hammer mill into saw dust. Then into a drying process then into the mills.
This is neat! Do they make a model that you can stuff raw logs and wood into whole that then makes the pellets? Otherwise where do you get sawdust to put in this gizmo?
What is the advantage of burning these pellets in a stove versus just shoveling the saw dust into the fire?
I'm new to this whole Corn/Pellet stove burner thing and am trying to figure it out.
Pellets are much more efficient and clean burning than wood, the whole idea of using sawdust instead of chipping whole logs into sawdust is to maximize the use of the whole tree as there is alot of waste from milling lumber.
I can think of many ways to get sawdust for free, depends where you live though.
wood working shops small and large scale pump out plenty of dust and you could probably make money taking it off their hands.
Yeah, I've made leaf pellets, and grass and cardboard, it's not hard to do. If you go to Make Your Own Pellets dot com you'll find alot of machinery to chose from.
makewoodpellets 10 months ago
@makewoodpellets I've made glass pellets
nutzw1 7 months ago
I would like to see that, sounds interesting.
makewoodpellets 7 months ago
looks like youi had a 50/50 split, the bucket got half the pellets the ground got the other half, now kidding aside have you tried leaves for making pellets?and how much does that machine cost and where can i buy one?
tappakeggaday1 10 months ago
We can always try it for you. I would need about 30 lbs of it.
makewoodpellets 11 months ago
Do you think pellets could be made out of coconut fiber?
RichardRuddenklau 11 months ago
We do not allow for any space and have found that to be very effective
makewoodpellets 11 months ago
How many millimeters are there between the sticker and the press-roller? Thanks for your answer!
mopszos 11 months ago
the small diesel modols burn about 1 qt an hour.
makewoodpellets 11 months ago
How many gallons of Gas do you need to use to get a pound of wood pellets?
Respect4life100 11 months ago
assuming it takes about 40 lbs of pellets to heat a small home for a day, how long does it take a 2-person household to accumulate enough milled material to make that much? and what abbout the hammer mill? are these pellet mills available with a combo hammer/pellet mill?
TrishtheDishNY 11 months ago
There are different sized units, the most common can produce up to 350 lbs/hr of wood pellets. These would be a diesel or the American made one from MakeYourOwnPellets-com. The Us built model will make about 8 bags in an hour.
makewoodpellets 11 months ago
MakeYourOwnPellets-com
makewoodpellets 1 year ago
thats so cool where did u get it???
junior21804 1 year ago
You could make deer food pellets too I bet. Just throw in green branches and I bet pellets would come out nice and compact. Maybe you could feed farm animals as well with them.
lewandlo 1 year ago
you should put mash wire net to maintained flow of pellet to avoid fly every where it will easier to direct the pellet to bag
paul8246 1 year ago
how much does a machine like that cost
firewoodguy2009 1 year ago
but you do not want pressure treated wood it has chemicals that are harmful ,go too a wood working shop where you know whats in the wood ..be safe
hullchipper 1 year ago
@hullchipper @hullchipper That's correct. Most states do not allow shops that
use pressure treated wood to resell or give away the sawdust.
They must dispose ofit as hazardous waste legally.
makewoodpellets 1 year ago
How does it make pellets through pressure to form them?
modelslist 1 year ago
Hello, i have same model of pellet mill 120 and tried to make wood pellets, but its not working, can you please help me. thank you in advance, kind regards, Manfred
rallye1963 1 year ago
were can i buy one of these at.
tizit88 2 years ago
that's pretty cool such a small scale effort. I work at a pellet mill that make's 150 Tons per day. No you can't shove log's into a mill to make pellets, you need to get wood in chip form then go through a hammer mill into saw dust. Then into a drying process then into the mills.
docolds1968 2 years ago 4
how much is the machine
chox2001 2 years ago
ReCap....Found your website after my first comment....Glad to see you explain it very well!! ignore the first post.
Regards
snqstoves 3 years ago
This is neat! Do they make a model that you can stuff raw logs and wood into whole that then makes the pellets? Otherwise where do you get sawdust to put in this gizmo?
What is the advantage of burning these pellets in a stove versus just shoveling the saw dust into the fire?
I'm new to this whole Corn/Pellet stove burner thing and am trying to figure it out.
ThanX!
ARMOROID5000 3 years ago
Pellets are much more efficient and clean burning than wood, the whole idea of using sawdust instead of chipping whole logs into sawdust is to maximize the use of the whole tree as there is alot of waste from milling lumber.
I can think of many ways to get sawdust for free, depends where you live though.
wood working shops small and large scale pump out plenty of dust and you could probably make money taking it off their hands.
Monticola22 2 years ago
I get mahogany & maple sawdust from a cabinet maker who used to have to throw it in a dumpster and pay by the pound to haul it away.
makewoodpellets 2 years ago
they do shoot out fast!
makewoodpellets 3 years ago 2