The Production Process

There are several steps to creating a sequestered carbon product: 

• a seed must land in conditions needed for it to sprout and begin the carbon sequestration process
• the carbon sequestration process must be allowed to proceed until enough carbon has been sequestered to permit TWW to make a product
• TWW or someone else needs to cut down the tree containing the sequestered carbon
• TWW then cuts the resulting sequestered carbon into lengths he can handle and stores the cylindrical sequestered carbon until he can work with it
• TWW cuts the cylindrical sequestered carbon into pieces a little longer than the diameter of the log
• TWW cuts those cylindrical sequestered carbon pieces into half cylinders (a cut perpendicular to the diameter of the sequestered carbon cylinder)
• TWW rounds those pieces so they spin without vibrating the lathe too badly
• TWW makes a rough sequestered carbon bowl with walls about 10% of the diameter of the original sequestered carbon cylinder
• TWW wraps the rough sequestered carbon bowls in newspaper to slow drying to avoid cracking and allows them to sit for three or more months
• TWW takes the rough sequestered carbon bowl and removed wood to create the finished sequestered carbon bowl
• TWW applies walnut oil (in most cases) to the surfaces of the sequestered carbon bowl
• The final product will sequester carbon as long as the owner does burn it in their wood stove

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