I have one of these log splitters. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH5Yd-9ymtk
I hope you use it more safely than that numpty!
I have one of these log splitters. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH5Yd-9ymtk
I have one of these log splitters. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH5Yd-9ymtk
I have had some very close shaves over the years with using mine. It gets tiring when all day your just feeding big lumps of crosscut hardwoods through the splitter, corners cut and all that. Thankfully no injuries.I hope you use it more safely than that numpty!
I have had some very close shaves over the years with using mine. It gets tiring when all day your just feeding big lumps of crosscut hardwoods through the splitter, corners cut and all that. Thankfully no injuries.
From my experience of using this splitter, theres no Axe or human could take apart/split some of the lumps of beech that my splitter just explodes as if coring a apple.Effective, but it seems slower than an axe TBH.
He has even removed the safety rail from the splitter, that stops the operator falling in and been augured round till the tractor runs out of diesel. That's also why we have big families out in the sticks, just don't know how long we can keep them aliveThis guy seems to have it safety side sorted.
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Just uses his kids to feed the wood on
Not that I'm against a good bit of duct taping. Always some in my wallet
From my experience of using this splitter, theres no Axe or human could take apart/split some of the lumps of beech that my splitter just explodes as if coring a apple.
My buddy cuts his firewood on something like this
No blade guard - all runs off an old Lister engine.
He's been doing it for years - scares the snot out of me - particularly when he talks to me over his shoulder whilst doing it!
He still has the right number of fingers though!
That's actually pretty safe I reckon Dave - he's made a blade guard, he is using an offset handle and the chap moving the logs is using a pickaroon. I've seen a lot worse from people using a saw the conventional way