Homemade Pellet Mill

Are you an environmental friendly person? Do you want to prepare things homemade? Also want to save on some money?

You can use all the waste from your garden area or backyard and fuel it using a pelleting mill. What you get will be exciting and homemade. This process can save you HUGE money and can help you save heating.
 
Electrical Pellet Mill Homemade:
An electrical pellet mill is commonly used machine which can be plugged anywhere. So if you are ready and the raw materials are handy you can quickly make your pellets at home.
 
Diesel Pellet Mill Homemade:
Diesel Pellet Mill is useful when you need to use it in big farms or orchards since electricity won't be a feasible option. So pelletize using the diesel mill. Just add some diesel for the mill to work right.
 
PTO Pellet Mill Homemade:
This type is designed in such a way that you can use them without any source of electricity or fuel. If you want to get power plug into any of the transport vehicles like truck or tractor.

Learn more about homemade pellet mill.
It becomes very simple if you use a pellet mill at your home and convert the waste into energy. Homemade things are easy to make and are very cost effective if used for a long time.
 

Making Pellets at Home!

It’s important to know the steps on making pellets at home

• Very important is to know the raw materials to make them. For example wood, grass, branches of the tree, sawdust, straw, bamboo, farm waste etc. And many more. It should be dry type and moisture free.
• Another important thing is to know how much raw materials can produce how many pellets. So before making it plan whether you are making it for yourself or to also sell it to you friends or neighbours. This will help you understand what capacity is required before going through the actual process. Hence it can vary between 100kg per hour to a good 275 kg per hour.
• Another good thing to know is if you material is in the shape you want. Small pellets of size 5mm is the best way to produce. The perfect size, shape and moisture content help in producing good quality pellets!
• If the raw material is big or not very small it is recommended to crush them into small pieces using a hammer or any crusher. This way you can make the raw materials of good size to get perfect results. In case raw materials are wet enough you can first dry them and then use. With moisture the pellets would not really come out good. If they are dry please add water accordingly.
• Last point to note is that making pellets at home could save you a lot and also is very environment friendly. So it’s important that you check your budget because initially you need to invest in buying the raw materials. Later once you make you can earn and get back the money and this will result in a long term investment. Try at home and help yourselves!