We took normal wood… and tried to turn it into something completely different. Using a hydraulic press, we compressed wood into an extremely dense solid disk — removing almost all air from the material. The result? A “super wood” puck that is much denser than normal wood, and even denser than commercial briquettes. But the real question is: ???? Does it actually work as fuel? In this video we: Compress wood into ultra-dense disks Compare densities (normal wood vs briquettes vs our disk) Measure how much the volume changes And finally… test how it burns in a real stove