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The Complete Pellet Production Guide Otherwise, Keep Reading... After the last huge increase in energy prices, especially for fuel oil and natural gas, you're probably well aware of using pellets as a fuel source. And if you're like millions of other people, you may even already be enjoying the benefits of heating with pellets. If so, that's great. The wood pellets you're buying now provide a great deal of heat at a modest, yet stable cost. But have you ever wondered how you could reduce your heating costs even more? Well you're in luck. With the proper equipment, raw materials, and guidelines, you can make your own pellets for a fraction of the cost of buying them. Not only can you use wood byproducts or wood waste, there are a large number of different biomass materials than can be used to make heating pellets. And the best part is that most of the raw materials that can be pelletized are freely available. Not only can you use wood, but you can use many other types of biomass products. This means that once you've quickly recouped your initial equipment investment, it will be like you're printing money.  Benefits of
Homemade Wood or Biomass
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So if you've got access to cheap or free sources of sawdust, wood waste, waste paper, or any number of different types of biomasses - grasses, nut shells, hay, straw, or dried distillers grain for instance, then you're in luck. You could be making your own wood or biomass pellets for a fraction of the cost of buying them in no time. So how do you get started? The best piece of advice I can give you is to get the Complete Guide to Pellet Production. The people that have written this excellent book know their stuff because it's what they do. They manufacture pellet machinery for the small scale producer. They're not just marketers that have thrown a book together. They've been fine tuning their designs and guidelines for making pellets for years. This guidebook shows you step by step how to make pellets, the many different types of raw materials you can make them from, which binders to use, the different types of machinery involved, and the most efficient and effective ways to operate your pellet machinery. If you're planning on making pellets, it'll be the best 20 dollars you'll ever spend.  |
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