Sawdust is a fine powder made from the small particles of wood that are produced when cutting, grinding, or sanding wood. It is commonly generated in woodworking shops, lumber mills, and during the construction of wooden furniture. Sawdust can vary in texture and size depending on the type of wood and the method used to create it. Sawdust has various uses, including as a material for making particleboard, as a filler in woodworking projects, and as a natural mulch in gardens. It can also be used in animal bedding and as a component in biomass fuel. Additionally, sawdust can help absorb spills and is sometimes used in crafts and art projects.