TDC DISCLOSURE #6 — COMPOSITE LUMBER MANUFACTURING SYSTEM (VETI‑3.0 INTEGRATION) CALDWELL COMPOSITE LUMBER MANUFACTURING SYSTEM (CLMS‑1.0) A Mobile + Industrial Open‑Hardware Vortex‑Aligned Composite Lumber Production System Using Disaster Wood Debris, Trees, and Cellulose Waste

Inventor(s)

• Michael Victor Caldwell Mr., GCIFollow

Abstract

The Caldwell Composite Lumber Manufacturing System (CLMS‑1.0) is a mobile + industrial open‑hardware architecture designed to convert disaster wood debris — including broken studs, soaked lumber, fallen trees, branches, plywood fragments, cabinetry, furniture, and cellulose waste — into high‑strength composite lumber using the inventor’s VETI‑3.0 (Vortex Ejector Tip Integrated) system.

CLMS‑1.0 produces lumber that is:

• stronger than dimensional lumber

• mold‑resistant

• warp‑resistant

• termite‑resistant

• fire‑resistant

• flood‑resistant

• extremely low‑cost

• made entirely from debris

This lumber can be used to rebuild homes, bridges, shelters, municipal buildings, and critical infrastructure.

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Recommended Citation

Caldwell, Michael Victor Mr., "TDC DISCLOSURE #6 — COMPOSITE LUMBER MANUFACTURING SYSTEM (VETI‑3.0 INTEGRATION) CALDWELL COMPOSITE LUMBER MANUFACTURING SYSTEM (CLMS‑1.0) A Mobile + Industrial Open‑Hardware Vortex‑Aligned Composite Lumber Production System Using Disaster Wood Debris, Trees, and Cellulose Waste", Technical Disclosure Commons, ()
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/11128