Paper Brick Maker — Iron Paper Press for Producing Fuel Logs and Briquettes Overview This paper brick maker is a heavy duty iron press designed to compress shredded paper and other dry organic residues into compact logs or briquettes. It is built for durability and repeated use, providing a practical way to repurpose household and workshop waste into usable fuel for stoves and fireplaces. Key Benefits Durable construction: Made from iron material with solid workmanship for long service life and dependable performance. Simple, low tech operation: Shred waste paper, soak, press to remove excess water with the press basket, then dry the damp blocks into solid logs. The process is straightforward and requires no power source. Cost effective fuel supplement: Converts commonly discarded materials into pressable logs that can supplement purchased fuel for stoves and fireplaces. Versatile input materials: Works with shredded newspapers, coffee grounds, sawdust, straw, leaves and similar dry fibrous waste suitable for compression. Compact and portable: Lightweight and small footprint for easy transport and storage. Suitable for household use and occasional on site preparation. How it works 1. Tear waste paper into shreds and soak in water overnight to soften fibers. 2. Place soaked material into the press basket and squeeze to remove excess water. 3. Remove the damp, compacted material and transfer to a dry area until it hardens into a log or briquette ready for burning. Practical Applications Home heating: Produce supplementary fuel logs for wood stoves and fireplaces to extend purchased fuel supplies. Workshop or barn heating: Compress sawdust and other residues into manageable briquettes for controlled burning. Prepping fuel for outdoor activities: Prepare and dry paper logs at home for later use in campfires or outdoor fire pits. Specifications Item Type: Paper Brick Maker Material: Iron Use: Paper Press Weight: Approx. 3045.00g / 107.41oz Package Contents 1 x Paper Press (3 Small Pieces) 1 x Manual Notes results are achieved with thoroughly shredded material and proper drying after pressing. Suitable for materials that can be compressed into a cohesive block; extremely wet or nonfibrous wastes are not recommended.