Log butchering table

Stinny · Jan 16, 2020

fuelrod said: ↑

I like it and so far I haven't seen any changes that would be needed. I've used the tractor or the excavator in the past for bucking logs, but ya still need to pick the rounds up, I feel kinda stupid running several motors at the same time, and I'm apparently a little "add" as I like to jump around - saw a little, split a little and stack a little. I find that pulling rounds from a pig pile tends to be a p.i.t.a, and can make for a long walk carrying back the splitter so yes, I do like the table. I'll load it with 3-5 logs depending in the size, saw the log on the splitter side of the table, then split and stack it right on to the rack. My "hydraulic helpers" are key to this set up. Having a tractor to bring the logs to the table, and then to carry off a loaded rack and place an empty one back at the splitter makes moving both the splitter and the table unneeded.
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Looks good fuelrod ... any tricks to beat gravity is worth doing. Clever cut table...

fuelrod · Jan 17, 2020

Canadian border VT said: ↑

FatBoy85 and Farmchuck it’s not that he can’t do a video it’s that his internet would take 4 days to load it!!

high speed in the north is a lil better than dial up
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It's also about the same as a video of paint drying. The official "log table" complete operating instructions are;
1- place log on table and saw to desired length.

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Log butchering table

Stinny

fuelrod