Free heat burn your leaves and newspapers (Briquette Maker)

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[@matthewholzinger1042]

1. It may sound silly, but one drop of liquid detergent before adding the water will cut the surface tension and let the water absorb better. 2. Lay the fresh wet bricks on some old cardboard. It will act as a wick to help pull the water out for better drying. No big deal if the brick sticks to the cardboard as it will still burn, and the cardboard can be processed into bricks later.

[@DIYJIM]

Good tips thanks

[@darrylmcnabb5849]

Brenham, Texas, and I enjoy what your doing. I purchased a brick maker the other day after watching and still awaiting it's delivery. I have my own business and shred all our paper when we're finished processing Purchase Orders, Invoices, Packing Slips and mail, so I've been waiting for my brick maker to get busy.

[@DIYJIM]

I hope it works awesome for you, thanks for watching

[@Blackinterceptor999]

Throw your coffee and tea into the mix too...I plan on turning all my burnable waste into logs, but first I gotta buy a house with a wood burning stove... I miss the one I had growing up, we ALWAYS had heat, but we used wood we bought to do it...

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks for watching

[@vaughntaylor3173]

Paper shredder GENIOUS!!!

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks for watching

[@cliffwilliams3919]

Cliff from Australia here. The leaves look like they will work and might give you a good smell when the bricks are burning. You could maybe lay the leaves in rows on the ground and run your mower over them to make them into smaller pieces before mixing them with the shredded paper.

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks for watching, I might try that this winter

[@joycemonty4262]

Yes, I think it will work and you're not crazy! Just eco-conscience and economical.

[@36surferjoe]

Great idear!

[@DIYJIM]

thanks

[@gedion4000]

so i saw a short some time ago, a guy filled a trash can with dried leaves, and then ran a weed wacken inside it. the full can turned into a quarter can of ground leaves (to save space) but it you want smaller peiced that could be a viable method. once they are wet i dont know how easy they will blend with your mixed.

[@DIYJIM]

Interesting idea, thanks for watching

[@Seafariireland]

Leaves are the best garden fertiliser you can get, perhaps better in the garden! SkipRay, Kerry, Ireland,

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks for watching I would love to visit Ireland someday

[@jasonburrows5840]

Great video Jim! In the current economy this is a great idea to help save a few bucks

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks my friend

[@OliviaNakirembe-gm1pi]

Ilike the video thanks for teaching us great

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks for watching

[@joycemonty4262]

Also try adding used coffee grounds they burn hot and well.

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks for watching

[@timbrock3377]

Detroit checking in. Thanks for the info! Ordered my brick maker. I have a 20 ton press in the workshop, I'm hoping to make some well packed bricks!

[@DIYJIM]

You should make a video of it. Thanks for watching

[@edwardseth1230]

the Military used in WWII and Korean war these oil burning jet stoves.. 3 part motor burn oil and 1 part water to run their stoves outdoor in field kitchen. Keep on making this videos and anything (any subject) you feel needs more attention (except politics) Regards from Singapore, GOD bless

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks for watching never been to Singapore, maybe someday

[@northtexasmayhem7893]

I’m from a little town in Texas we only have about 200 people. We don’t even have a traffic light or a gas station. I think adding the wax to it is a good idea, especially if it has some type of wick that you could just light, and let it do its thing.

[@DIYJIM]

Will see I’m going to make that video soon. Thanks for watching

[@febeleven]

I'm watching the replay and I think it will work! And now we got to wait...lol Watching from IL.

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks for watching my friend hope all is well

[@febeleven]

@@DIYJIM All is well and I hope all is well for you and your family!

[@connorodonoghue535]

If you mix it good enough you don’t have to wait 3-4 days, you can mould them right away

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks for the tip and thanks for watching

[@RealBigT1345]

Definitely going to have to build one of those Colorado mtns here

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks for watching

[@activemanishere]

Maybe press it once and fill it back up and press it again

[@DIYJIM]

I tried that it is two much. Thanks for watching

[@f.k.burnham8491]

I experimented with this a couple of years ago. I bought a 20 ton Harbor Frt press. I did use a paper shredder on regular paper, but it failed on cardboard. I let my slurry sit for 3-4 days (Some folks say a week to let it all break down) and used the same mixer you have. My next try will be using chips from my wood chipper after they dry out. I think you have the idea at maybe 40% sawdust or chips, with the newspaper. I am also going to try adding a bit of flour, maybe 2 tablespoons to 1/8 cup per brick, to make a glue as a binder, but think it may glop up the mold. I think you could also put your leaves through the paper shredder too.

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[@ire1398]

Get vital wheat gluten. You’ll only need a little.

[@paulhughes3814]

Great job Paul Australia

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I would love to visit Australia someday

[@darrellcoy]

Hell yeah man. Trial and error. Keep at it and let us know how they do in a stove.

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Thanks for watching

[@jasonfox1447]

I would highly recommend shredder lube , It's only a couple of bucks. Turn on your shredder. Put a piece of paper in after the paper goes through. Put the lube on while it's still running last a lot longer.

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks for the tip

[@activemanishere]

Try again with the sawdust and add wood glue!

[@DIYJIM]

I am hearing add flour to my water. I might try this one of these days. I am going to be trying to build one of these used oil burners next. Thanks for watching

[@henryveliz8068]

Instead of water you can use a paste made from bread flour. Corn or cassava flour. This will make the mixture stronger and you can use a percentage of sawdust even with the cardboard and leaves. Search briquette binders on the internet

[@DIYJIM]

Great tip! I have heard of that

[@67polara]

Like me I know you made a lot of mud pies as a kid. LOL

[@DIYJIM]

We definitely played outside more than the kids these days. Thanks for watching

[@garysanborn2533]

We have found that hand sanitizer works great as a fire starter

[@DIYJIM]

I have used that before, thanks for watching

[@aaronokamoto1680]

There are several options you have for "flammable" glue gluten/starch make for very good glue. For reference you can get that from potatoe peels and flour. Those are the easy options. There's several others you can use if you want to look. Hope that helps

[@DIYJIM]

Interesting thanks

[@jimmytate7587]

my experience shows about 20000 pounds of pressure is needed to release the lignin in sawdust. this produces a very good fire log with good density. the lignin acts as a glue. my 35 ton wood splitter easily does this.

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[@RR-wd1do]

Hello from Va.Gave u a thumbs up and a sub.

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[@harrykim4513]

8:05 ever put dryer lint in there; (any fine fibers will do, like pet hair, or dry plant stocks) that's what they use for paper make'n, keeps the paper from falling apart. 👍

[@DIYJIM]

Never tried that I’m sure that would work. Thanks for watching

[@duracell205]

Maybe you should add some wallpaper glue to the water?

[@DIYJIM]

They turned out great now I just need to see how they burn. 🔥

[@jasonfox1447]

Mix fifty fifty half used motor oil half dieselbest waterproof around

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Thanks for watching

[@mattmercer466]

what about shredding the leaves? would that be too much extra work?

[@DIYJIM]

They were kind of shredded with my mower. They turned out great. Next video will be me burning them.

[@jasonburrows5840]

By the way...excellent choice in your "soda" you are sipping on lol

[@DIYJIM]

Thanks again my friend, need to stay hydrated lol

[@mx-k]

Maybe add flour...rice, wheat, or corn? Shouldn't matter which yet just to add a doughy, gluten-like mixture? Idk, shootin' from the hip...

[@DIYJIM]

I have been told before to add flour, I might have to try this next time. Thanks for watching

[@thebobtied]

Can u add color packets

[@DIYJIM]

Not sure but I do not see why not. Thank you for watching

[@himhim3344]

5:08 😂

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