Wood shavings have many uses, but by making your own out of excess firewood or lumber that you may have laying around the house, you can recycle while saving money on some of your regular household supplies. Use wood shavings in substitution for cat littler, pet bedding and to line your walkways or barns.

Wood Shavings Into Light Fire Brickets "No Water Soaking Method" (experiment): I'm not that much of a woodworker but still I've manged to collect some quantity of wood shavings during the Winter season. If it was Summer I would probably tried to make fuel brickets from them in more conventional way: by mixing with shredded pap…

A treatment process can turn old pieces of wood into a new super-strong material called "healed wood"

This is a full box of red oak shavings The box measures about 12" x 12" x 8"....or 13" x 13" x 7". I use 2 different boxes, but either way it works out to the same amount These are 100% red oak. No chemicals or additives come into contact with these shavings 100% natural. Great for mushroom growers and beekeeping for smokers. Also perfect for adding to your compost bin, if it's too watery As for quantity, if you were to dump these shavings into a 5 gallon bucket, it would be about full.

French sculptors Benoît Vauthier and Manu Lerendu are inspired by mountains and mountain ranges recreating their ripples peaks and valleys in reliefs, tables and your dinner plate. Benoît and Manu met at the Institut Québécois d'ébénisterie in Canada, they now share thier studio in Le Petite Raon (Vosges).

Wood shaving from a hand plane.

Wood-Shaving Tools

AhrenPaul Main is busy playing with foraged bounty... and creating beautiful organic 'Brushes of the woods!'