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@khuoubinhminh 3 сағат бұрын
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@daviddavies6844 9 сағат бұрын
Hi BOYS... IM WATCHING YOU FROM A LONG WAY...I ALWAYS LOVED THE ELM FANTASTIC GRAIN.WE HAVE THINGS HERE WE MADE BACK IN THE U.K. AN WE HAVE A COFFIE TABLE WITH THE CATS PAWS PRINTS AS WERE CALLED LOOKS REAL GREAT. WE GREW UP IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND PART OF MY ADRESS WAS THE ELMS...THIS WAS PART OF THE HARESFILED ESTATE...WE HAVE A SMALL SAWMILL BUT NOT GETTING MUCH USE AS GETTING OLDER AN THIS AUSTRALIAN WOOD IS DAM HEAVY AN REAL HARD....USED TO WATCH BIGLOW SO I KNOW OF HIM AN HAVE THE SAME SAW. ITS FUNNY NICK TO SEE YOU SO WRAPPED UP ITS THIRTY THREE HERE YESTERDAY AN IVE NOT WORN A SHIRT FOR WEEKS...NO WE DONT MISS THE SNOW???.. HAPPY CUTTING... WE ARE IN N.S.W. HUNDRED AN THIRTY MILES SOUTH OF BRISBANE......ALL THE BEST...DAVID
@BigelowWoodcraft 10 сағат бұрын
Glad to see it warm for ya. Pretty cold here...teens. I don't know how those carvers even see what they want to cut in a piece of wood. I know a couple people that are good at it. Massive respect for those carvers. I've never mild elm. Only burned it. Lol. Another good one today.
@TreeChangeFarmer 11 сағат бұрын
Not warm! Today here at my place we hit 40°C for the third time in a month. Cheers and all the best, Dave in Australia.
@everydaywithmenick 11 сағат бұрын
Happy new year to you too buddy 🥳 Weve been around 2C the last few days with a lot of the UK being blanketed with snow, not us though. My kids werent happy about that. You can keep your 40C 😆 Take it easy buddy 👍
@JoeyMills-y3v 12 сағат бұрын
Chainsaw bar oil is very good for bike chains too, especially in winter when it's wet & there's salt on the roads. Doesn't wash off easy, better than most specialist bike oils & cheaper too.
@everydaywithmenick 11 сағат бұрын
Hey Joey and thank you for commenting. I didnt know that about bar oil being good for bike chains also, now i do and ill be sure to give my chain a bit of a coating with it. Thank you again 👍
@dailreid2347 Күн бұрын
Hi where in the UK could you get one of these please and cost? Thanks I'm asking on behalf of my dad who is not great with the Internet but has been enjoying your videos .😅
@everydaywithmenick Күн бұрын
Hi buddy and thank you for commenting. So this machine is no longer in production and no longer is sold. There are however different models on the market now that have a different mechanism to the drive of the kinetic machines. There is Blacktools kinetic machine and also log master UK kinetic machines. Both are on ebay but i cannot speak of them as i have not seen them in person or had a go of them. My macihne has developed a problwm with the drive now and needa to be sorted now. Thank your dad for watching the videos and if i can help any further then i will. Avoid the little kinetic machines that you see advertised, they are not very good.
@dailreid2347 Күн бұрын
@@everydaywithmenick Thanks for getting back so quickly. I will let him know. Cheers.
@simonhuxley5791 2 күн бұрын
Chuck your 6 way head away,there only any good for perfect shaped rounds . U need to dig a hole/ slop so your splitter table is higher than your ibc so then the wood can just get pushed straight into it without you having to touch it or buy yourself a log conveyor. And don’t even think about trying to make a box cutter! It’s your set up that’s wrong
@everydaywithmenick Күн бұрын
Thank you for commenting. Ive got a spare 6 way wedge that is the wrong size for my 2 way wedge and im going to modify that one so its better for us here. The difference in elevation is a good idea but im not going to do that. I will be getting a log conveyor in the future when one becomes available. Whats wrong with trying to make a box wedge for this machine, there would be no reason why it couldnt work and there should be enough power to suit a box wedge.
@simonhuxley5791 2 күн бұрын
I’ve got one, order yourself another lift table hydrolic lever from mdl and fit that one on instead of your sloppy ram lever,and you can extend it also with a nut and bar or two levers ,all you got to do is cut the cover guard off ,easy and faster . I split using the single splitting head and find it cuts cleaner and is the best way to split. The next step up from an mdl log sp is “Eastern made” log splitters .
@evanjohnson3578 3 күн бұрын
Hey Nick good job with that splitter, it seems like it’s tough to get used to it, but I saw those razor sharp edges on the wedge so that should help, take care
@everydaywithmenick Күн бұрын
Thank you Evan buddy. Yes i thought that having a sharp edge would be useful instead of a dull edge. At least if its sharp, the blade will cut through with no issues. Thank you as always buddy 👍
@MrHorzel 3 күн бұрын
Two jack hammers on a winded cable reel… how long will that last? But definitely inspiring video. I bought a 3600 watt conentool for £115, will see how long it lasts.
@BigelowWoodcraft 3 күн бұрын
This is the way to start a Friday morning. I think a splitter like that would be perfect for boiler wood...1 push and call it a day. You'll beat 45 minutes with your kinetic. I can hardly bring myself to fire up my hydraulic splitter. Have a great weekend my friend.
@everydaywithmenick 3 күн бұрын
Cheers Jerry, always appreciate your comments. for boiler wood yes it would be spot on, but for our wood here in the UK, it needs to smaller for the small stoves over here. I need to figure out what to do with the kinetic splitter because it has developed a problem where it isnt returning now and its juddering more than ever, i need to create a direct drive setup like the Supersplit machines. I know i can do a cage in about 28 minutes when i have all the rounds stacked and in place. Take it easy and you have a good weekend too buddy 👍
@oldcountry220 4 күн бұрын
Still trying to accept that your rounds are only 30cm long UK woodstoves must be very small most in Canada take 18" and longer there are some that like 15" for smaller areas. Seems to be working ok. Is the processor put to bed or simply trying to improve this unit? Kubota track hoe going to bury the chinkanese unit?😂😂😂
@everydaywithmenick 4 күн бұрын
Hey bud, thank you for commenting. These pieces are actually between 200 and 240mm long so yes they are small in comparison to the pieces you guys split. My stove takes 16" pieces but i cut them between 12 and 14" but its a bit of a larger one in the UK. No the processor isnt in bed yet, the only problem at the moment is the wood was oversize and doesnt fit in the processor. So thats why i havent had the Chinese metal out on this load of wood. The 2 machines are in different leagues and each have their place but yes, i need a yard machine and hopefully the kubota will fill that gap nicely. The chinese mini is only for little jobs. Thank you and happy new year 👍
@fulwoodphantom 3 күн бұрын
That's nothing my log burner only takes 11 inch max 😂 but it works and it keeps us warm 👍
@everydaywithmenick 3 күн бұрын
@@fulwoodphantom thats all that matters buddy, not about the size, but how you use it 😆
@oldcountry220 3 күн бұрын
@@everydaywithmenick and a Happy New Year to you as well thumbs up on the next 12 months. I believe that Cubic stoves are the only ones that burn little wood here save for maybe a few tent stoves. All the best
@AppalachianFarmstead 4 күн бұрын
Hey Nick, great job. I know I’ve said before I have the Rugged Made 737, I don’t have the 6 way wedge. Just looked on the website dang $198. IMO 45 minutes is pretty good but I’m not doing production firewood either. Keep splitting and sawing buddy, have a good weekend
@everydaywithmenick 4 күн бұрын
Hey buddy, happy new year to you buddy. Yes it would be interesting to see how the 6 way works for you splitting wood that suits your stoves. To be fair, 45 minutes are ok but im my own worse critic, i always want things a little bit quicker and a little more efficient. You have a great weekend too buddy 👍
@anthonybean17 4 күн бұрын
Haha as if I searched this then found you poo bear 😂 thanks mate fire is now roaring
@everydaywithmenick 4 күн бұрын
@anthonybean17 hey Beany bud, i swear by this way bud. They last long enough to get the fire roaring and a good way to reuse the bog roll tubes too. Your welcome dude 👍
@BigelowWoodcraft 5 күн бұрын
I always look for the color as well as i pour it. Plus i only put my 2 stroke in a dedicated can for 2 stroke. I'm so far behind next year's firewood. You're inspiring me lol Happy New Year!
@everydaywithmenick 11 сағат бұрын
Hey Jerry, sorry for the late reply, happy new year to you also pal. Yes the colour of 2 stroke is vital in my opinion so us as the user knows we have mixed it 😆 yes i also have a dedicated jerry can for the 2 stroke petrol. You dont need no inspiring buddy, you inspire me to get on with my production and milling, even if i am struggling with a pulled back at the moment. Take it easy buddy 👍
@AppalachianFarmstead 6 күн бұрын
Good on you Nick for sponsorship. Happy New Year
@everydaywithmenick 11 сағат бұрын
Thank you buddy and a happy new year to you too, sorry for the late reply.
@peterdavies6587 6 күн бұрын
Wouldn't use that two stroke oil in your 500i, stick to Stihl two stroke.
@everydaywithmenick 6 күн бұрын
Hi Peter, ooh really ? i never thought it was vital to keep with the Stihl oils. Even good quality oil ? Thank you buddy 👍
@alsouthall6673 6 күн бұрын
Run 15 + stihl chainsaws for twenty years on stihl oil wouldn’t change , never had any problems
@Treeboyltd 7 күн бұрын
How many bulk bag do you get out of a IBC cage? That was a great video. 👍
@everydaywithmenick 6 күн бұрын
Hey Treeboy, so id say you get 1.5 bags or maybe near 1.75 bags from a cage, depends on how stingy and generous you feel towards the customers, for me, i always put it above the bag line and i always lift and lower the bag on the forks to settle them down. I hope this has helped buddy, all the best pal and thank you for commenting.
@Treeboyltd 5 күн бұрын
@ thank you, all the best.
@michaelshortsc 7 күн бұрын
IDE sell that nick it will do your head in can see you don’t like it to many thing you keep mentioning Mines exactly the same I think mines going as well as I don’t use it 😊
@dakotakid1447 7 күн бұрын
I don't advise you to drill more holes through your frame, it's a bad idea to use that limit stop they have, it causes the pin hole on the ram and the push plate to wear out because of the twist torx it applies when it stops. Just ask me how I know this! I glued 3" pvc couplers INSIDE of a 4" pvc pipe so it's double walled, slipped it over the 3.5" ram rod and it's inline pressure stop is a lot less stressful on the pin. And No, the back pressure is not enough to crush or break the pvc as long as it's double walled and glued.
@everydaywithmenick 6 күн бұрын
Hey bud and thank you for your advice on this one. Im not aware of this pin hole issue you talk about, what does that mean or what does it do ? Surely the stops they have already can just been brought forward and cause no issues ? the only other way i was thinking was to add some steel plate to the beam to act as a stop for the ram. If i can get hold of any 3.5" pipe then i may do your way also. Thank you again and all the best buddy 👍
@dakotakid1447 7 күн бұрын
14:30 I'd love to see a box wedge for this machine and your just the guy to do it! I do believe it would be the first! I just subscribed hoping to see a box wedge in the future! Keep up the good content
@everydaywithmenick 6 күн бұрын
Hey buddy and thank you for commenting. I would like to make a box wedge also for this machine. I have been watching other people make box wedges and it doesn't seem the easiest thing to do but ill have to acquire the correct steel for the amount of rigours involved in splitting wood and the forces that come from it. The only bad factor to this is the 2 way wedge is welded right through the beam and tht might be an issue for the box wedge unless i make the box wedge slip over the 2 way wedge. Ill have to get something sketched up for this now. Thank you for the support and hopefully a box wedge machine... maybe. All the best buddy 👍
@Logsandlandscapes 7 күн бұрын
Brilliant content nick from one logger to another 👍🏻 What is your job when you say you’re working nights
@everydaywithmenick 6 күн бұрын
Hey buddy and thank you for commenting and welcome. My other full time work is a fitter/machinist and i work for British Steel in the UK. Thank you again and all the best 👍
@BigelowWoodcraft 7 күн бұрын
You're getting it figured out. I like the idea of drilling the holes for stroke limiter. Another good video to start my morning. Have a great one.
@everydaywithmenick 6 күн бұрын
Hey buddy and thank you as always, yeah i think im going to put another set of holes in the beam to stop the ram from coming as far back in its retract motion. To be honest the kinetic splitter needs to come back into play but its poorly and isnt running very well at the moment. I need to redesign it and have it running a different way and not through the clutch system it has, that will i will have no issues in the future. Glad i was able to bore you whilst you had your morning coffee 😂 all the best to you buddy 👍
@kevinread1794 7 күн бұрын
Did you not consider the diesel option cheaper to run on red them loncin are thirsty and temperamental
@everydaywithmenick 6 күн бұрын
Hey Kevin and thank you for commenting. The diesel option was a bit more money but if it was the single cylinder diesel engine, i cannot stand them, i have one on my mini digger. Yes it does quite well on fuel but i cant stand the 1 cylinder diesel engines. The Loncins are garbage i agree and cant understand why it needs choke to start ahain once it has been running, i was looking to see if the hydraulic pump could be upgraded for a couple seconds cycle time seen as thought it has all the hardware for quick speeds. Thank you again and all the best buddy 👍
@guyjones3665 7 күн бұрын
Great content... try super unleaded... especially ESSO E5... better combustion..🤠👍
@everydaywithmenick 6 күн бұрын
Hey buddy and thank you for commenting. Ill get some super next time. Its a lot more money though isnt it. Is it really that much better ? Thank you again and all the best 👍
@TheHairyFool 7 күн бұрын
The six way wedge sits too far back on the one way wedge. It needs to start at the same place as the one way. Alot of your logs have curved cuts which are forced up when they go through the splitter.
@everydaywithmenick 6 күн бұрын
Some of my logs may not have been cut straight so that may just be my problem there. The splitter is a good splitter but i think there needs to be some desgn changes for the UK market at least. I may look at the design and see what can be done to be better for me. Thank you for commenting and all the best 👍
@evanjohnson3578 8 күн бұрын
Hey Nick, great job getting to know that machine, hope you and yours are well. And your holidays are good, take care bud
@everydaywithmenick 6 күн бұрын
Hey Evan and thank you as always. Yes we have had an easy christmas holidays and an even quiet NYE. I hope you are well too buddy, you take care and all the best 👍
@Sakib234-s2o 8 күн бұрын
Hello, "Everyday with me, Nick" I was analyzing your channel and saw that in your channel have some problem, That's why your channel is not much growing and not getting much engagement, If you can solve these problems, Your channel will grow like a storm. If you tell I can tell these problems. Where can I tell? Here or ig or where?
@fricknjeep 9 күн бұрын
hi there good luck with the machine ,best to all and Happy New Year ,John
@everydaywithmenick 9 күн бұрын
Hi John and thank you for commenting. Ill hopefully get to the bottom of the hydraulics issue soon. All the best and thank you for the support. Happy new year 👍
@BigelowWoodcraft 9 күн бұрын
When you get that up and running that's going to be an awesome addition to your equipment inventory. Well done.
@everydaywithmenick 9 күн бұрын
Hey buddy, thank you as always bud. Im looking forward to that machine being put into use too, its an old machine but i think it still has some life left in her yet. Thank you as always buddy 👍
@GCtrees 9 күн бұрын
What you need to get a second service is a hydraulic diverter valve plumbed into the auxiliary circuit. Basically, when you flip a switch/press a button, the solenoid on the diverter switches the flow between the 2 seperate pairs of outlets but you actuate it with the same controll, weather that be foot pedal or joystick controll
@ashtreecare 10 күн бұрын
Looking good nick nice to see it on the channel looking forward to seeing it running sweet again thanks for the shout out 👌
@everydaywithmenick 9 күн бұрын
You were a good help and still remain to be a good help, thank you very much. Ill have to get the under carriage cleaned out and see what is going on. Thank you again buddy 👍
@ashtreecare 9 күн бұрын
@@everydaywithmenick anytime mate just shout 👌👍
@evanjohnson3578 10 күн бұрын
Hey Nick , congratulations on the new machine, I know you’ll get it sorted out. Take care bud
@everydaywithmenick 9 күн бұрын
Hey Evan and thank you as ever for commenting. Yes it will be a good machine once its back working in tip top condition. Just need to get back to normal working hours for a hydraulic specialist to come and test the hydraulics. All the best buddy, take care 👍
@evanjohnson3578 10 күн бұрын
Congrats 🎈 n the new machine, I know you’ll figure it out , take care bud
@everydaywithmenick 9 күн бұрын
Thank you as always buddy 👍
@floridagunrat1625 10 күн бұрын
I would be suspect of the main hydraulic pump. I would check it before digging into anything else.
@everydaywithmenick 9 күн бұрын
Thank you for your advice, i think instead of tearing anything more down, i will get a hydraulic specialist to come and do some tests to see whats going on with the pressures etc. Thank you for commenting 👍
@sam7745 10 күн бұрын
Hi nick have you had any hydraulic pressure gages to check pressures . Before stripping any thing down. Liking the video thanks sam
@everydaywithmenick 9 күн бұрын
Hey buddy and thank you for commenting. Yes im going to get a hydraulic specialist to come and do some tests before ripping anything apart just yet. I know the 360 swing motor is passing because i can turn it by hand, more than likely the seals are buggered. Thank you again bud 👍
@DavHill77 12 күн бұрын
Nick, happy Christmas and new year to you and the family. Looking forward to seeing your adventures in 2025 😊
@everydaywithmenick 12 күн бұрын
Thank you very much Dave. a very merry christmas and happy new year to you. Thank you very much for the support 😀
@BigelowWoodcraft 13 күн бұрын
You just never know what you're going to get out of a log. Dang those oaks are heavy. Way to get it done. Merry Christmas to you and your family my friend.
@everydaywithmenick 12 күн бұрын
Wow your not wrong, i have milled some logs that look great and theyre not, then i have milled some ugly logs and had some beautiful wood from it. On this one, i had an ugly log and barely got some good wood from it, however i am going to see if i can make something of it. A very merry christmas to you and your family buddy 👍
@BigelowWoodcraft 20 күн бұрын
Man I hope you're now feeling better. That's a rough go of it when you have to work through it. Thanks for the shout out buddy. Greatly appreciated. I'll send you a preview (sneak peak) of some of my modifications coming up. I'm glad to see the OS27 make an appearance. It did another great job Have a great one brother.
@everydaywithmenick 12 күн бұрын
Thank you for the kind words and get wells. I chose to work through it because i wasnt wanting to stay in the house anymore. Yes it was nice to run the ord girl again, i still enjoy running this mill. It is set up much more comfortable for me. Thank you as always brother 💪
@ashtreecare 21 күн бұрын
Another cracking video nick. Hope you feel better soon sounds bloody ruff what ever you had.
@everydaywithmenick 12 күн бұрын
Thank you very much buddy. whatever it was it knocked me for 6. I have never had so much fluids excavate my body 😂 Thank you though buddy 👍
@TreeChangeFarmer 21 күн бұрын
G'day to you from me to you from me to Jerry.
@everydaywithmenick 12 күн бұрын
Thank you very much Dave, i like the community we have on here. Thank you very much as always.
@willamettehops 24 күн бұрын
Good job getting the kiln dialed in Nick. I wish I had one of those!
@everydaywithmenick 12 күн бұрын
Thank you very much buddy, theres nothing stopping you making one too buddy. Not too much involved in them. Thank you again and all the best for the new year.
@BigelowWoodcraft 24 күн бұрын
I think you've got it and as you keep using the kiln it'll get more refined. I wonder about these moisture meters sometimes. I have a couple cheap ones. I'm always suspect. Hopefully they get the stellite bands there for you. Only another couple weeks and we start gaining daylight! Have a great weekend buddy
@everydaywithmenick 12 күн бұрын
Heyy buddy and thank you as always. Yes im thinking that as im using it more every time. I made some modifications to it before filling this again, i have lowered the kilns heater and im hoping it will have increased the heating/drying times and efficiency. Moisture meters are a bit of an unknown, i have 2 and each one gives different readings, so i just do an average now of 3 readings. They have the Stellicut bands in stock now and i will get some in the new year. I cant wait for the nights to start drawing out now. It allows me a bit more working time. So sorry for the delayed response, i have missed some of the comments made from videos past.
@ocdwhisky181 25 күн бұрын
Finally catching back up with the videos.. Interesting the processor couldnt push through those bigger cuts
@everydaywithmenick 12 күн бұрын
Hi and thank you for catching up, i totally understand with channels to catch up on. I just dont have enough hours sometimes. It does do some big splits but when there is some knotts in place then it can struggle. Otherwise its not a bad processor. Thank you for commenting though buddy 👍
@StevenSutherland-sh7hk 26 күн бұрын
Hi,Will this work with 2023 model trek powerfly 4 which has the Bosch cx performance line 625 motor & my bike has the led remote & intuvia 100 display,thanx 4 the help 👍👍👍
@JoeTheLogMan 28 күн бұрын
Hey nick! The Log burners lounge would love to come down to see your set up and have a good chat!
@everydaywithmenick 27 күн бұрын
@JoeTheLogMan hey Joe, thank you for commenting. I've just been watching the latest video on the channel, great job 👏 Yeah man I'd love that, it might be better off in the new year when I've got the yard in a better state and something better to look at. I've learnt so much from the channel and I think others will learn so much more too. Can you send me an email and we will transfer details for contact etc. [email protected] Thank you Joe