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Small firwood processor

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Wouldsplitter, Dec 4, 2021.

  1. Wouldsplitter

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    Found this video, just figured I'd share.
     
  2. amateur cutter

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    Too small for my needs, but it actually looks like a smarter design than the big Dyna I rented. Not sure why he's just dumping the splits on the ground, but I don't have to pick them up. Looks decently built.
     
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    Looks pretty nice. I notice many of the splits would have to be re-split again though.
     
  4. Backwoods Savage

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    It might be interesting to know the cost. But to be able to handle only 16" diameter is pretty small. I also wonder just how much time one would save over all especially considering the cost of the equipment.
     
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    It's alright but for me, splits are too large. Putting a wedge on that makes smaller splits might cause a power issue.
     
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