Now, I DO have a nice supply of pine...
we break this stuff at my karate school
It's pine, but that's not good for heating, as it burns fast, and the sap clogs up your chimney. I do have quite a few broken boards just sitting around, I could burn them at a bonfire or something, and collect the charcoal.



EDIT: BrightStar:
Alright, I can do that. A few questions as to how things work and why you're doing them:
If everything is already ground up very fine, why do you need to grind it up again when it's fully mixed? I assume the water is to reduce the chance of ignition while grinding everything mixed, why the rubbing alcohol? And why does it need to be ground up for so long?
Wouldn't you want the BP to be as fine as possible? I'm just thinking after getting it wet, and clumping it up, even when run through a very small sieve (mesh strainer kind, right?) it wouldn't be as fine as it would be simply dry mixed... Or would having it in larger "clumps" (though they would be very small granules as you put it) increase the surface area making it more explosive, where as if it was very fine, it would burn more as fuel, like a model rocket?