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Walkways, mulch, compost, etc. Rotting sawdust/chips will draw lots of nitrogen, so you may need to add 34-0-0 to the sawdust and allow it to "cook" for a couple months before using it as mulch.
It makes wonderful snake nesting material in sufficient quantities, as evidenced by the heap beside my garden. Lathe shavings and other sorts with sufficient air can be rolled loosely in newsprint to make fire-starter doobies.
If it is all good hardwoods (no exotics) you can use it for smoking food. Butcher supply houses sell 50 pound bags of hickory sawdust that is used for smoke curing hams, bacon sausages. Maple, cherry, oak all work well,
If you use it on a grill, make a foil pouch so it does not burn up too fast. Ed
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For all the suggstions given, _always_ separate chipboard, plywood, masonite from the other. Nasty.
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Assuming you have planer & jointer chips and not just powdery dust, you can use handfuls of them as a substitute for steel wool or synthetic pads when stripping paint remover from non-flat surfaces.
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Shavings from the walnut I milled last summer sure kept the weeds down behind the shed. I have no idea what padauk might do for the local soil chemistry. ;-)
Keep this in mind...it's a fire hazard! You're talking nickels and dimes here. Get rid of it. We produce mountains off the sawmill and I could sell it but no one wants it until they need to use it. I give it away to any farmer that pulls in the yard. I even load it for free. We've had one fire and that's enough. Losses were a sawmill, tool trailer, and logs. Luckily, the wind was going right between the house and horse barn filled with hay and nothing else caught. Took 5 fire departments to put it out and we stayed on it for two days putting out spot fires. The sourse was spontaneous cumbustion and there were blue flames seeping out of the pile dancing all over. Eeriest thing I could ever imagine. I realize we're not talking about quite the same quantity but the results are the same. No one else has mentioned this so I thought I should. Jana
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