Never Thought I'd See the Day...

[David DeCristoforo]

Just read it:

http://online.wsj.com/article_email/SB120451039119406735-lMyQjAxMDI4MDA0MzUwMTMwWj.html

YM

OK Try it now

[Doug Shepard]

Das Link ist kaputt

[Peter Quinn]

Link---no mas! Can you elaborate?

[David DeCristoforo]

Sorry...try it now...

YM

[Lee DeRaud]

Good grief...you mean all that hamster bedding that comes off my lathe is actually worth something?!?:p:eek::cool:

[Fred Voorhees]

And here I've been dumping it back in my stand of woods.

[Denny Rice]

This just proves how bad this economy really is..........Good greif Charlie Brown! LOL

[Peter Quinn]

Good god I've been throwing away a fortune! I am going to start mailing bags to needy horses as a tax right off! The part that scares me is:

"Wineries use oak sawdust as a flavoring agent for some wines."

I'd like to avoid drinking those wines as I have been consuming enough sawdust already.:cool::cool:

[Ed Brady]

I saw this, too (front page!) and felt so sorry for these guys that I swept up my shop and sent the sweepings to them.

EDB

[Gary Herrmann]

Yep, heard that on the radio this morning. I immediately called in sick, went back home and spent all day burying mason jars full of sawdust in the back yard. College for my son is now assured.

[David DeCristoforo]

Fire up those planers, boys. We got work to do!

YM

[Peter Quinn]

I'm presently porting my DC into a 40 yrd roll off for easy transportation. Don't know if I can off set that 3 Billion BF deficit in the NW, but I'm gonna do my part!

[jason lambert]

Wow does this mean that if I get a cyclone it might even pay for itself. Efficent dust collection and savings.

[fRED mCnEILL]

My daughter is in the equestrian business and has horses on our property. My dust collector is plumbed directly into her woodchip shed so she is alway encouraging me to plane more wood..lol.

But getting enough wood shavings is a problem.

Fred Mc.

[Ken Werner]

Been giving my chips to a friend with a horse for years. Win-win.

Ken

[Tim Allaire]

Who knew? Sawdust: Its not just for breakfast any more!!

[Jeffrey Makiel]

If saw dust is more expensive because less wood is being processed, then shouldn't lumber prices fall?
-Jeff :)

[Chris Padilla]

Pretty wild stuff! Amazing about the trickle-down effect of some things....