The square section of the compression chamber is that square all the way through? Do you have any pictures for the inside. I'll be using a 7-inch cylinder just wondering what's inside the square section. Tried doing square blocks it didn't work so well. Any information would be greatly appreciated again very nice craftsmanship on your machine. Happy densification!
It almost seems like they could be a half-round section of pipe on the bottom of the square section. Or are you just forcing the round Ram through the square section of sawdust?
I'm very interested in your plans, how can I purchase them? Did you manufacutre the gears yourself or do you include a list of components needed to build the machine? Please let me know ASAP I need to buy or build a solution for the sawdust I create daily. Thanks
hi i wanna ask something guys, with hydraulic pump 200 to 300 bar and hydraulic pressure is 25ton, is it overpowered? because i cant imagine we need that much force and pressure to pressing a sawdust briquette. thank you. sorry for my bad english.
So, what's the point of this? It doesn't show how it works and obviously isn't meant to be a tutorial. There isn't mention of how to build it or how to get information. Are you just showing an interesting machine?
Nice briquettes and nice press, but I would not classify it as "Home Made" it looks more like a manufactured unit and I am not just trying to compliment you. I think this may cost more to run than the energy you get from burning them. ? it looks like custom designed industrial equipment. Home made kind of implies that "someone could make it at home" or maybe "press your own supply of heating briquettes at home" but this thing is like "Hook up with a local saw mill and start a business selling briquettes."
hello does anyone here have the plans. i can buy them from you. this person doesnt reply. im very interested to start this job. if anyone have it and can sell it to me i will do a paypal. best regards ramiro
Your machine is definitely handcrafted and not off of an assembly line. Excellent craftsmanship again very nice machine. Really enjoyed your video!
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Nice machine that's the size I need ,well done!
The square section of the compression chamber is that square all the way through? Do you have any pictures for the inside. I'll be using a 7-inch cylinder just wondering what's inside the square section. Tried doing square blocks it didn't work so well. Any information would be greatly appreciated again very nice craftsmanship on your machine. Happy densification!
It almost seems like they could be a half-round section of pipe on the bottom of the square section. Or are you just forcing the round Ram through the square section of sawdust?
I'm very interested in your plans, how can I purchase them? Did you manufacutre the gears yourself or do you include a list of components needed to build the machine? Please let me know ASAP I need to buy or build a solution for the sawdust I create daily. Thanks
May I know what is the price of the machine and where can I buy this?
hi i wanna ask something guys, with hydraulic pump 200 to 300 bar and hydraulic pressure is 25ton, is it overpowered? because i cant imagine we need that much force and pressure to pressing a sawdust briquette. thank you. sorry for my bad english.
Where can we get a copy of these plans?
So, what's the point of this? It doesn't show how it works and obviously isn't meant to be a tutorial. There isn't mention of how to build it or how to get information. Are you just showing an interesting machine?
Are these plans still available
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So where can I buy ??? Anyone care to share any plans they found?
The higher the lignin content (see Wikipedia) the firmer the briquettes become.
Hello, I would also like to get/purchase of copy of the plans please. The ebay link is dead unfortunately. Thanks, Jesse
Nice briquettes and nice press, but I would not classify it as "Home Made" it looks more like a manufactured unit and I am not just trying to compliment you.
I think this may cost more to run than the energy you get from burning them. ? it looks like custom designed industrial equipment.
Home made kind of implies that "someone could make it at home" or maybe "press your own supply of heating briquettes at home" but this thing is like "Hook up with a local saw mill and start a business selling briquettes."
Hi, I bought your plans but I need more info. Is there a binder mixed in the sawdust? Are two clamps better than one in your original plan?
hi where did u manage to get plans wanna sell me a copy of yours kind regards chris
Chris Bullen sen me your email address.
Bianca Bornman Hi, can i buy a copy from you too? My email adress is
kalnaliepinas@inbox.lv
looking for the plans as well, an info on how to purchase would be appreciated. viper_gts_v10@hotmail.com
i would like to get the plans for this but it is dead on the ebay site do you still have them my email is ernestbar55@aol.com
Any information would be greatly appreciated thank you
What holds the sawdust together ?
pressure? Ahh DUUUUH?
Melted lignin. When compressed, the temperature goes up enough for lignin in wood to melt and reharden. It's how pellets hold together also.
great machine I hate power chords.
hello does anyone here have the plans. i can buy them from you. this person doesnt reply. im very interested to start this job. if anyone have it and can sell it to me i will do a paypal. best regards ramiro
oh great so you made something great yet you recorded it with a potato