Normally made from
compressed sawdust, they can have diameters of 6, 8 or 10mm.
Sawdust smoke firing
she decided this was the process she wished to concentrate on.
In order to keep costs for drying and grinding low,
dry sawdust
and wood shavings are used predominantly.
Sawdust on the floor
- this makes the vehicle look more inviting to the horse.
The unreduced nose combines figs, apricots, nectarines, scented candle wax and hard
wood sawdust.
Are you on a yeast free diet and tired of
eating sawdust
or cardboard tasting bread?
Sawdust floor
sauntered frank, with those coal black eyes of his glued to ellie like it was her lucky day.
The cheap ones have all of the mouthwatering consistency of
damp sawdust.
Hot smoke from burning
oak sawdust
cooks the fish producing naturally brown succulent smoked trout.
The top one
uses traditional sawdust
with watered down pva.
Sawdust man
's skull?
Nestler ( 1912 ) -
moist sawdust; alcohol and benzol extracts of sawdust.
The project aims to develop a novel plant protection product from
waste sawdust.
Once the pots are glowing hot, they are removed from the kiln using long tongs and placed into bins
containing sawdust.
Sawdust pub
that has survived a refit or two relatively unscathed ( and undecorated ).
The air is filled with putrid sick,
fresh sawdust
and i detect another orifice.
Small wonder its promoters can't see the wood for the trees: they all
have sawdust
in their eyes.. .
The streets are carpeted with intricate patterns of flowers and
colored sawdust.
There is a small local timber yard in kelbrook that used to run their gas engine on the smoke from slowly
burning sawdust.
The olympic marathon course doesn't need as
much sawdust
and flour to mark the route.
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