What do you do with all that SAWDUST?! (Mystery Finally Revealed!!!)

[@cliffclark6441]

With big saw dust pile always throw a small piece of wood into the pile before climbing on it, to make sure it is not on fire under it, the entire pile under the top dust can be on fire. And be aware some times a wet saw dust pile can catch on fire under it just from its own heat,from decomposing.

[@jamesdaves7680]

My grandfather raised blueberries and we went to the local sawmill for sawdust to ring around the bushes. It was great fertilize as it decomposed. That was 50 years ago and it’s still a good practice.

[@philt1658]

In my experience the best compost is made from a variety of materials, "green" and "brown" mixed together. Wood products tend to consume nitrogen from the soil as they break down, so it is best that wood materials be well aged to make good compost. I use the loader on my tractor to turn the piles of mixed material primarily oak leaves, pine needles, lawn clippings, and kitchen waste. It is not necessary to have fancy compost bins, the piles work well if they are turned once in a while. I enjoy your videos. Looks like spring is arriving in the south.

[@LesThompson-i3t]

but you do cook 7 charcoal made out of pine. It cooks well. the bad stuff As be converted it can be said to Mack a sticky bale as we do with gunpowder & be Pressed into brick, & sold ?

[@GlenKent-n8n]

As a child growing up I was raised with both a dairy farm and a sawmill. The fastest way I ever saw to compost pine sawdust was to use it for bedding in the free stalls. As it became soiled we would pull it out on the barn floor and scrap it into the liquid manure pit. It is a great way to help add humus to a sandy soil. When used for a bedding in a calf barn pine sawdust does not break down very fast. Because of the lack of constant moisture. By adding hay straw and other materials like uneaten feed, that holds moisture better it broke down quickly. It will help if you stir your pile after a heavy rain this will trap the moisture inside the pile this will cause it to break down quicker. Great video.

[@lyleharkness-rv5vf]

We used to spread out a layer of sawdust, then spread a small coating of ag Lyme and fire pit/wood stove ash on it, and then would repeat. Every once in a while we would turn it with the bucket tractor. With in a couple of years it would the darkest most fertile dirt you could get. We had the space to run multiple piles so we could separate out hardwood from softwood. Softwood would break down quicker. Good video 👍

[@williamhill9432]

This was a great video Tyler and Brittney! It’s incredible the number of “Monday morning QB’s” who watch uTube videos. Why, because so many uTuber’s spend half of their videos explaining to novices the reasons for their methodology and process. It has to be frustrating but you both handle it graciously.

[@dannysummers2912]

As a retired firefighter from Alabama the people who didn't clean out their Is chimney at the start of winter you can lose your house I don't remember how many chimney fires there I had to go out and put them out and if you put water down the chimney you Crack the chimney wall and then fire can get out and Spread it through the rest of the house

[@afos3462]

Thanks for the heads up, have a good weekend,

[@hernanvalverde3693]

I enjoy your video and just like cats have a litter box so does horses by using the sawdust that was very informative and you and your wife make a perfect team.

[@jerryraiford4563]

What do you do with the bark from the logs

[@johnszabo7650]

Tyler you should have the sawdust turned into partiallboard and sell it.

[@marknabers4542]

Could you slide a piece of plywood between the pile and mill to keep from pushing it under the mill,then use the bucket on your tractor to scoop it out? That would cut out a lot of scooping by hand.

[@417sawshop]

build you a box the length of sawdust or as much as you can fit from post to post in your shop. make it where forks can go under. the side closet to the mill open. when your box gets full drive the forks under it and dump it all at one time

[@DanielMcLalin]

My sister used to buy it from the sawmills up north in Michigan. We used it in the stalls in place of straw.

[@SlinkyHello1]

Have you thought about getting a skid steer to do some of these functions? It is quicker than the bucket on your kuboto. Just a thought.

[@lylebauer5549]

i love your content. my son and i bought a used lt15 last year and have learned a lot from you guys. we realized how much sawdust we made so we ended up buying a pellet mill to make ours into pellets seeing as we live in Wisconsin. haven't gotten to fully use both of them but we are looking forward to this summer. keep up the great videos.

[@robertgreen8695]

If you were to spread it on the ground in the wetter areas would it help with the over saturation of the rainwater?

[@mikeconnolly9933]

I grew up in the shaking shingle mill . we used a blower system for our sawdust I believe the blower pipe was 12"

[@dannyfullbright1049]

LOL I got a woodworking shop and I don't know what to do with the sawdust. I might produce as muck in a year as you do in a week but still I can relate.

[@ronhumphreys9163]

You guys are great. I watched you on the TV.I didn't know.I could text yet through my phone while watching a good one

[@robintaylor-mockingeemill8223]

Is the fine dust good for a raised bed base ?

[@richarddarling930]

I just watched this video. What y'all got to do is build urself 2 pallets 8 foot long n 4 foot deep. Place sheet plywood on top. Place the pallets where it gonna catch the sawdust then pick up pallets with forks n move it all with tractor. Minimal shovel work to clean up spillage

[@jamesbean7560]

sawdust can be used to make bricks that can be used in construction. Sawdust can be used as a raw material for bricks, or as an additive to clay bricks:

[@1014TOMCAT]

You guys make great videos on various subjects and all are interesting. Keep up the good work.

[@NorthernMichiganSaweyer]

I got a little different set up I have a grain elevator I use that I blow the sawdust into. When I get a big enough pile I mix it into my manure pile and mix it in. I end up getting 24.00 a yard and people love it

[@johnchristie1423]

I went to a sawdust bed that was 2 years old...there was some interesting beetles that lived in there once we did a berlese funnel trap on them

[@fricknjeep]

good show john

[@shanehumphrey4827]

Pine is fine to burn!! Just monitor chimney and clean it as needed.

[@MissouriOldTimer]

that's a good idea what he is doing with some of the beds by putting sticks and limbs in,, later that will rot down and help make better soil. I guess pine will be ok for that,, up here in MO. we have several black walnut trees and the roots will kill tomatoes and peppers and the like, but I think the limbs will fine .

[@karlscaife6970]

pine can be burned in the fireplace just like oak but you have to season it first just like oak

[@larryabrams3559]

All the cooks back in the day wanted dry pine to cook with. I still know what a wood stove looks like.

[@EvLuvsMinPins]

tyler, have you ever done a quick video on how your pallet wood actually gets used in making the pallets? Would be interesting to see that done.

[@vitovario5010]

Hi why can you make a troff for your sawdust it 1”x3” wide x 12’ long and you can use your fork lift to dump it on less you now some that can make it out of steel so it won’t break that what I would do easy to leaning in my opinion.

[@vitovario5010]

In sorry I meant 1 foot tall x3 feet wide.

[@seaniepryor]

awesome content folks.............looks pleasantly warm there, it's still snowy here in nova scotia.......keepin warm with the hard wood

[@matsumoto9244]

Why wouldn't an auger, placed parallel to the mill, work to transfer the sawdust into a cart or trailer?

[@eldonjenkins551]

My family has always used sawdust for installation in our out buildings root sellers. pump houses. every couple years go around and tap the walls and fill back up. I live in N E Utah and it will get to -30 or more some times and we have good luck with sawdust.

[@cliffclark6441]

All the old ice houses used it for insulation. Walk in coolers in the 50 and 60s was built using 2 block walls with sawdust in between them. reason it is not used now days is it is a real fire hazard.

[@trailrider0194]

I think the bucket idea is good if you only saw occasionally but I can see how it’s a problem for constantly sawing all day.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Exactly!

[@lesterwallis6617]

when i was in the milatary i was in ti land and other places they would bag it up in bags and hang it they would plant mushroom spores hang them in a dark area keep them moist to grow mushrooms its a big deal there

[@jimmyfishburn7894]

Really enjoyed this one. Information is good.

[@MySORRELL]

THANKS!

[@williambates6811]

The local sawmills make good money from the waste sawdust and shavings selling to local farmers. The larger mills have a machine that bags the shavings that all the horse and small animals owners spend good money to buy. I am glad to see you have one smart horse owner who is willing to do a little work to save money on bedding.

[@gixxergixxer8348]

I drive a wrecker/rollback. Sawdust works good for oil dry.

[@danmcbride6258]

In Canada, we can’t pull an open top trailer. We must have a tie down tarp while carrying a load wet or dry 🇨🇦

[@wayneprest4874]

I live in British Columbia and topsoil is a rare item. They sell it but it's just a mixture of sand, ground up garden waste, stumps, and sawdust. They add moisture and a coloring agent and sell it as topsoil, garden soil, lawn soil etc. Pretty sad, but it's all you can get out here.

[@robinboardman599]

Please make a fishing video at Lake Monroe in Monrow Co. on Coontail Rd. Thanks

[@saintaugustine1715]

Tylor Britney since you were a ferreur i am surprise you didn't mention this one a friend of mine do get my saw dust plus the shaving from the planneur but i am just a small outfit and one of the main thing that he from my stuff compared to the one he buys at the store seam to him that the one from me helps keeping the flies away i don't know if it is because of the wood smell but that is what he said there was less flies around his animal using the fresh saw dust then the both at the store have a great week end

[@hounddog410amms]

Use for bedding for the horses.

[@timothychristian9140]

You could also burn some of the sawdust and add the ash to your compost pile as well.

[@michaelmello9510]

Great job

[@clarenceburton9654]

Awesome thanks for sharing !! ❤😎

[@timber240]

Very interesting video.

[@larrylaird3616]

good deal

[@oscartheg6674]

You could always have a sawdust bonfire ha ha ha ha ha. A little gasoline a little spark but I just like fire too much I guess.hahaha... hahaha

[@cliffclark6441]

Dont burn like wood, you can not even see it burning, it burns under the pile. In a few days the dust on top looks normal, ever thing under it is ash.

[@joeysweet9045]

Pine burns hot and fast plus all that pine rosen will build up in your chimney over time and cause a chimney fire if you don't keep you chimney cleaned! Pine is better suited for a camp fire that's about all its good for but some people like to burn it in wood stoves but they clean their chimney every year and people burn any kind of wood in their outside boilers!

[@haroldholland1316]

How about using it for chicken farmers?

[@freedomrider30]

A+ vlog guys!!! 👍🏻👍🏻😎😎😎

[@Frontireadventures]

Cover that load when out on the highway. The risk of debris flying into traffic is too great. Nice operations.

[@keitheads4882]

Excellent video y'all

[@waynedavenport3919]

Great video while I’m takeing lunch. lol. At the our sawmill. I will say saw dust is good for lots of things. ✌️

[@daviddill4314]

Since it is Q&A time what about the circle mill? Retired? Another nice video.

[@duanebolen543]

They use saw shavings for walk ways an saw dust for worm beds mixed with dirt

[@ajpsawmill4314]

I mix our sawdust with topsoil and manure and sell it as garden soil

[@pikepike5404]

It will help you if you use an elevator to pile the sawdust with save a lot of shovel work

[@keitheads4882]

We see them!

[@tonyneal428]

Why not try to build a metal or wood bin to go beside sawmill ti catch saw dust in an when it gets full take tractor with forks an move it to pyle an dump it. Make bin same size as your mill in length

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Actually thought about doing just that one day!

[@gadiantonx8474]

add a little manure from your critters when ya start yer piles. chicken is best and ya get a great fertirizer

[@rogerh9104]

I've been mixing sawdust and planer shavings with grass clippings for over 35 years. I don't garden but all my friends who do can't get enough of my compost. They call it black gold. Try mixing something green with the sawdust to make better compost. Just dust alone takes forever to break down and the PH is no good.

[@davidwilson5309]

Is it safe enough to sell to local pet stores for hamster bedding

[@JoseSanchez-ir2xz]

Get a bunch of cats use as cat litter. Just little humor. Happy Friday love your videos.

[@jeffgriffin7772]

Tyler put the word out "free saw dust" great for chicken houses. You do know that chicken poo is a great fertilizer. Just think, saw dust and chicken poo for the garden.

[@KG-xt4oq]

Did you say you were a farrier or a fuhrer? 😉😀Great video...take care and be safe.

[@rogerspaulding6569]

If you put a layer of dry sawdust in the bottom it will dump easy!

[@rudygtrz]

how much do you charge for your sawdust?

[@keitheads4882]

And him to the channel

[@dwaynefowler7093]

WHY DONT YOU HAVE A SKIDD STEER YA THATS GOOD FORA GARDENS AND STRAWBERRY PACHS

[@SevenOaksOutdoors]

No Dirt Bike For Ms Britt? 😁

[@samueledgarpegram7088]

The sawdust needs to be seasoned before it is good food anything. The acid in green sawdust will damage or kill small seedling plants if it is used for mulch.

[@billyshumate853]

More than one use for sawdust

[@DeborahHicks-c3d]

You could include a gallon of glue and sell the sawdust as an IKEA particle board.

[@pikepike5404]

Kingsford will come and get it to make charcoal with

[@cliffclark6441]

You do not can not make charcoal from saw dust. When i left NM in 1980, when mill shut down, we left tons of charcoal, like two train car loads.

[@1Transporter]

I want to see Brittany riding a dirt bike or ATV.

[@richardspurlock8444]

Why don't you move the trailer closer to the pile? It would save you a lot of time.

[@jbbrown7907]

Saw dust!

[@keitheads4882]

We all know that cavities suck

[@keitheads4882]

Why is that trailer creeking so much?

[@oscartheg6674]

Yeah your poor little water on it and it will break down faster.

[@shanehumphrey4827]

I heard you buy barrels of oatmeal and mix sawdust and oatmeal 50/50 and sell it at your oatmeal stand. Lol

[@dutchywv]

as to your sawdust problem wood, mize never was interested in my idea of a sawdust collection idea the other companies as well did not reply back to me spring time we have the backyard flood from the snowfall we bag the sawdust lay it in the back yard and build the back higher up now run down to the golf course stupid owner pumps it out better than the digging dugout and pumps it in there and use it to irrigate the course with it dumped it away I do have dugout to have been filled up this year i am to busy to build this idea i have for the sawdust collection dairy farm keep use busy

[@keitheads4882]

Even though I live in north central Minnesota my home right now smells like boiled peanuts

[@stephend.mixell2042]

👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@AcieStanfill]

Why don't you park your trailer closer too your pile so you don't have to drive as far?

[@frankgyomoryjr6167]

Good video. Hows about we don't tell you how to shovel your sawdust and you don't tell us in the frozen north how to shovel or scrape the snow! Maybe we could send you some snow? Nahh.

[@0venchip]

Could attach a twenty foot wide bucket to your tractor. Just kidding.

[@OhioBuckeye]

Composting using sawdust is an approved method for livestock disposal. It’s probably not KZbin approved though. 🤔

[@charlesdalton6516]

Burn it to power a steam generator.

[@noahsathletics]

Get some paraffin and make fire starters. That’s what I do.

[@kennethkellett3474]

Sorry you lost me at pine cannot be burned. First Pine is a wood and properly dried is perfectly fine to burn and checking your chimney yearly should be done with all woods. You can make thd pellets and sell it as pine or sell the sawdust to biomass plants and yes there all over the country polluting the world instead of cleaner petroleum products. Good luck.

[@brantz648]

Fall Line Ridge guy hangs a 5 gallon bucket from his sawdust chute to catch it. Seems to work pretty well for him, if you want to try it

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Go back and watch video, we covered this!

[@brantz648]

@@wallacefarmandsawmill Nah, I’m good. No need to be a dick about it.

[@KG-xt4oq]

@@brantz648 Don't get all butthurt now; he did explain in great detail why he doesn't use a bucket. Seems to work pretty well for him, if you want to try and watch that part of the video. FLR used a bucket because most of the time he was only cutting a handful of logs when he used his LT.

[@PeterMcfarlane-l7v]

Why not make insulation out of it by compressing it into bats Guys cheers for now

[@LloydJarvis]

yeah, people are not real bright. looks good on paper. lol