I generate a lot of sawdust as part of my joinery business. Most of it ends up in the bin but here are a few ideas of what to do with sawdust!

A few fairly obvious pointers:
1. If you generate sawdust on an industrial scale this probably won't be much use - these tips are more for small workshops and home / DIY users.
2. If the wood has been treated with something poisonous you're probably best putting it straight in the bin.
3. If the wood has been treated with something poisonous don't eat it.

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