I Love it, thanks for this idea, I've been wondering what to do with all my boxes and you have just let loose my creativity, briguettes for the firepit, or maybe paper-mache sculptures. Thank you so much for this video

That would make good toilet paper for when my dysfunctional family comes to visit. Great idea though. It's the first press that actually makes large bio logs that I've seen.

Just what I was looking for. Great stuff. Between this vid and another by Scottish channel Totally Chilled I am now ready to make my own. Thank you. 🤓👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🔥

really like your design cause that's what I am looking for. Awesome! To be honest I have collected various video of how to make paper briquettes sso yours is the best. Thank you!

Good set up man, you should make a gravity feed for the paper mash.

Excellent video. Any updated to the process since this recording?

Like to see how those burned. Good stuff.

Great Build Very Easy To Build And Wondering the Size Of Holes Ya Make in tube Thanks again Keep us Posted Joining Cause Ya Down to Earth On Build Keep it Up

I would like to make one of these with multiple cylinders to make more at once. Probably weld it up with my powerarc welder to make it robust.

Do you push it to the limit to get all the water out? Or leave it damp? It seems like you could get more water out. Idk I’m not there.

WELL DONE! VERY WELL THOUGHT OUT! Though when I make one I intend to double up on it. There is room on your press to do two tubes side by side, pressing two tubes at once with the single Bottle Jack.

How long do you need to wait for the briquettes to dry out ready for the fire? Have you any vision of the briquettes burning, and if so how do they compare with other burning materials i.e. wood, coal briquettes or wood pellets?

I like your set up other than the bottle jack. I would try the steel scissor jack with a electric powered drill for a faster process. I'll try building one tomorrow - thanks for sharing.

Great job, gotta try it thanks

8min to make 1... Probably not gonna be warm this winter ^^

nice setup, got no sound from the video though

Isn't it's tooo long process?

How do these burn in a solo stove?

You really need to come up with a better system in a very good take you forever to make a bunch of brackets and why did you split them you have a fireplace probably be better to burn a complete one little ones not little ones need to think it out better for good effort

Make briquette!!!!!!!!

Thanks.

Why do you open the jack valve so much? No need for that

very low hourly pay

Why overcomplicate everything? Just buy a $20 press on amazon and forget about it. You compress it too much and and it's gonna a bitch to burn

To primitive so much.

Not good enough