Nothing Wasted at this Sawmill | Wood Chipper Eating Sawmill Slabs

Nothing wasted at this sawmill as the wood chipper is eating sawmill slabs in an oddly satisfying way on today's episode of Sawing with Sandy. If there's something that is going to happen as soon as you starting milling your own wood, that is the creation of lots of waste. The waste wood is often called slabs or offcuts and typically consists of atleast 4 sides of each log which contains the bark. Finding a use for this slab wood is often challenging for many due to how fast it builds up. There are people who will bundle it up and sell it, while others will simply pile it up and burn it. In my sawmill operation, I try not to have anything go to waste and so I try to use it. In comes my 40hp Kioti tractor paired with my Woodland Mills WC68 wood chipper. This pair is used to turn my waste wood into wood chips which I often use on my trails to keep dust down. The size and consistency of the wood chips is quite nice for building up low spots on trails and allows me to easily improve the quality of the woodlot. If your in the market for wood chips, making your own sure is a nice alternative to having to go out and buy them. Glad you fine folks tuned in today. Let's get to chippin!

Tractor used in this video: Kioti DK40se HST

Wood chipper used in this video; Woodland Mills WC68