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Paper Log Maker

SirIrish · 2005-07-12 00:57:09

I'm looking for a paper log maker or press. Living in Meath.I tried googling it but it's not showing up anywhere in Ireland. Also has anyone made there own logs and if so how did they come out??

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12-07-2005 1:57am

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SirIrish

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I'm looking for a paper log maker or press. Living in Meath.I tried googling it but it's not showing up anywhere in Ireland. Also has anyone made there own logs and if so how did they come out??

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#2 12-07-2005 9:59am
Goll Mac Morna

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Centre for Alternative Technology in Wales have them
I think their address is www.cat.org.uk
if not just google Centre for Alternative Technology

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#3 12-07-2005 7:27pm
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There is some info here you could ask Xonencentral for more details.

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#4 13-07-2005 1:33am
SirIrish

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I'll have a look thx

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#5 13-07-2005 10:47am
qazxsw

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http://www.greenshop.co.uk/

search for "log maker"

£30 sterling - steep price though for a simple gadget !!

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#6 13-07-2005 5:33pm
Fingalian

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I have the model that the greenshop sells. Its a good way to get rid of newspapers but the logs take a good while to dry out. The smaller you tear up the papers the better they stick together, helps if you have somewhere warm to dry them out like a boiler house.

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#7 14-07-2005 10:33pm
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Try this site www.ecoshop.ie which is a shop in Kilmacanogue in
Co Wicklow and has the newspaper log maker listed on it's website under the house section.

I would be interested to hear how you get on with it as i am thinking of buying one myself one day if i ever make it down to the ecoshop.

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