Self powered firewood splitting machine

Self powered firewood splitting machine

[dougieranger]

These machines are amazing. They run on very little food and last for decades.

[Coleton.B.]

This is incredible. Next, we'll have ships powered by wind and transportation that's fueled by Hay and carrots! :D

[cinnamanstera]

Wow that is some beautiful straight grained wood.
Nothing better than that!

[BCVS]

My dad thought wood cutting/splitting was good for me as it taught me to overcome! Those 24 inch Pinion stumps that had to be attacked with 2-3 wedges and a 16 lb sledge hammer were my enemies to conquer. I imagined they were all sorts of things from the bully boys at school to wild beasts! It took about 20 minutes per chunk to get them to stove wood size. I made my boys do it the same way but after they left home I got a hydraulic wood splitter! Ha!

[NarrowPathTraveler]

Best machine EVER made right there! :) ❤

[SoUncivilized]

This is my favorite channel on this platform.

[ronaldziehlke]

Must be nice to have nice straight-grained wood to split. I have nothing but stringy nasty oak to split where I live. lol

[ianandresen]

Absolutely right! That is the way to do it! I find it a great stress relief program!

[curiouscat]

These men are so impressive. And I bet they've been developing those muscles all their lives. I starting trying to split wood at 65 (female) - no bueno, lol. But I wish ALL teenagers would get out and work like this more, instead of hunched down over video games 8 hrs a day. We might have a lot less mental health problems and chronic illness in modern society.

[NavajoNinja]

I too have mastered the axe. Been swinging it since i could remember. In the 80s, on Navajo land, no one used heaters. Today, still the same. ✊️

[aboveallthingslove]

I just love the sound of seasoned birch splitting...so satisfying.

[riccardogaliberti]

Cool, but it's easy without knots

[KenGray]

Ah, the good old days. I loved doing that when it was about - 15F and no wind.

You might try this though. Screw an old tire on the top of that (laying it on it's side) and you can split faster cuz you won't have to constantly clear and pick up pieces.

[kaceesavage]

I have one of these machines too, it also loads the stoves and cuts down the dead standing timber.

[magicalhoof]

My Viking brethren. Thank you for reminding me.

[ClaymansHandwerk]

Powerful technique. Beside that the wood is easy. No matter how good you are in splitting, there always wood who doesn't want to split. Greetings Gerrit

[edrose]

Looks like pretty clean dry wood he's splitting

[lonnieowens]

You may not realize how valuable times like these are.

[dave.cut-in-stone]

Pretty good.
To make it faster and to be able to keep going at that pace, add a car tyre to your block. Saves all the up 'n' down picking up stray pieces.
Crack-on thunder-guns!

[jesshuifry]

A system that makes the energy it takes : the honest relation in life without cheating.