Day 103 - Reduce Waste with a New Product! + Trailer Delivery

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[@paulsexton78]

Great video Archie. I can see your logic with the pizza logs. Good way to use the cleaner. We find we need all our scrap to keep the kiln running over the winter. I'd recommend building a hopper for filling the burner, it's saved us loads of time.

[@oakfarmfirewood]

I have something in mind for that side of things

[@paulsexton78]

@@oakfarmfirewood good stuff. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

[@compostjohn]

Conversion for you! 6 cubic metres is 211 cubic feet. One cord is 128 cubic feet. So 6m3 is 1.6 cords. Very enjoyable video. No idea why I enjoy watching 'woodyard' stuff so much when I have my own little woodyard, but I watched this as I had my pasta and Lion's Mane Mushroom sauce for tea. Yummy!

[@dropshot1967]

yep. I was coming from the other side as in: 1 cord is 3.62 m3 so 6 m3/3.62m3 = 1.65 cord

[@oakfarmfirewood]

So 4.8 “face cords?”

[@oakfarmfirewood]

Thanks for the info!

[@unhippy1]

One cord is 128cuft of stacked wood.....or 180cuft loose......i made a number of 1 cord cages for a kiln and we found that a 180cuft cage with the wood dropped in with a loader equaled to 1 cord stacked

[@TheTorkerman]

Cord is WAAAY to confusing, the rest of the world uses cubic meters, much, much easier to work out.

[@michaelmullins1290]

The hopper at the furnace was full of big chunks. That's nice you made something outta what would be trash.

[@pnuttheclownh2254]

watching from Quakertown, Pennsylvania USA

[@fearsomemumbler9946]

It's surprising how much usable firewood came out of your waste piles, definitely onto a winner doing a secondary screen to filter it out and getting it back into your product stream.

[@oakfarmfirewood]

Yes but also wouldn’t want all the thinner “pizza bits” in a firewood sample

[@blaablaahi]

@@oakfarmfirewoodit pays at times to keep your ducks in a row.

[@fearsomemumbler9946]

@@oakfarmfirewood oh yeah I agree with you, should be kept in a separate product to your bigger firewood bags. They look a perfect size for those Ooni wood fired pizza ovens (or similar) that you can get for your garden, or even small wood fired bbq smokers 👍

[@henryjohnsen77]

thanks for that link, thanks to you i can get loads more silage content filmed

[@oakfarmfirewood]

No problem 👍

[@JimWhitaker]

As for kindling, I use the pallet on which one of my deliveries comes. More than enough for my needs over six months. (Actually that is not quite the full story. I use one small fire lighter and three sticks of kindling.)

[@lyleharkness-rv5vf]

Great use of your waste into profitable product 👍

[@TheTorkerman]

Great idea! Almost a free product, would love a full barn tour, is that an office upstairs?

[@oakfarmfirewood]

Yes and yes

[@ma.creations20]

New subscriber , you sure know how to run that place mate

[@oakfarmfirewood]

Thanks

[@mariushmedias]

Can't you use that waste to do sawdust or something for animals to sit on, for barns or whatever? ... or maybe convert that to briquettes/compressed pallets for stoves...

[@oakfarmfirewood]

Or just burn in the boiler as free fuel to dry logs?? No need to make more work making it into another product Sawdust goes for animal bedding

[@buckinfirewood]

1000L is the norm here.. the 1250L aka big IBC's are rare around here, very hard to find

[@avit24]

Pizza is out of date.. moved onto vindaloo with home made naan.. need the smaller sticks for the grandma!

[@marski-vv4qb]

Youv done really well there using the leftover wood all you have to do now is way it into 10 kilo bags and sell it as kindling

[@harrygiles1098]

great video

[@oakfarmfirewood]

Thanks for the visit

[@harrygiles1098]

@@oakfarmfirewood no worries, watched the whole thing on another laptop as I was working on this one. Your videos make me wish I still had an open fire, but I do have that walnut wood, I have split down for my Pizza oven, like you said in the video

[@21380]

Are Eco Agnus boilers delivered out from UK?

[@oakfarmfirewood]

Yes speak to ember air Ltd

[@andrewcax6907]

My sauna clients mainly want this size 👉

[@oakfarmfirewood]

That’s interesting to know

[@andrewcax6907]

Mad for it especially during winter, when there struggling on temp. Some sauna guys don't care about there temps but the ones that do 🎉, each barrel sauna roughly using a bag and a half per week depending on opening hours , #summermoney

[@TheTorkerman]

I still do t understand why so many people buy wood, I get that there is always a market for it, but I used to live in a small suburban attached house, and we heated with wood, so I’d scrounge council clean ups and roadside logs, you don’t need a huge yard to do it, it’s like buying tomatoes or pumpkins, why when you can ‘make’ your own 😇 not judging just saying

[@JimWhitaker]

Most log burners recommend dry (