10 Extreme Fast Automatic Firewood Processing Machine,Modern Wood Cutting Machine Splitting Firewood

[@WiliamBennettwildarbennett]

These surely take all the fun out of a sledgehammer and wedges and hours of backbreaking work.

[@groupedinformatique2835]

@grumpy old fart de

[@theluth9046]

Yep, I totally agree! Oh yeah and nothing like a sore back and shoulders that Bengay won't help. Lol! I'm an old fart, and I approve this message.

[@tylergode8221]

Can't forget the aleve back and body.

[@bobober7773]

Ist schon genial. Vor 100 Jahren war man bei so einem Stamm noch über eine Stunde dran. Und diese Maschinen schaffen das in 30 Sekunden.

[@jefryt67]

I sit and watch these videos all the time. I don't know why, I dont even have a fireplace

[@nickhammer6408]

It appeals to your appreciation for creative processing.

[@louissc7587]

Because it makes you feel good, duh

[@caseyweber9492]

Man, fire, grunt.

[@johnr7048]

Why do I love watching wood splitting machine videos?

[@philthelawnman]

It is cool and relaxing.

[@sim77410]

Nice to see there’s log machines out there which include safety and don’t risk life and limb!

[@skyrimnpchostile3572]

I know there's so many log splitting videos that make me cringe!

[@robertmann7277]

Wow, I can't wait for the paint drying episode

[@arthurthornton9298]

After splitting wood w/ sledge hammer & wedges I get real pleasure watching these vodeos!!!

[@64dethray]

I watch 1 dangerous log splitting video and now it never ends.

[@miguelamaya6246]

We like your firewood processing machine... It cuts 12 inch wood and splits them... we warm up with a old wooden stove and cook at the same time... we have 4 steel containers we would like to fill before winter...

[@redcoat4ever323]

As a Canadian seeing this, it just gives me a warm glow

[@boost9817]

love all the videos

[@jgarrison1309]

The stump at 3:00 would take a long time to split up into stove size pieces with an axe and wedge. That machine... no problem. Wood like that is very very hard to break up. Unless you have a wedge like you see at 7:45

[@rogerwinter1437]

His wife bought it for him to get him out of the house, I bet.

[@bigredc222]

An axe would darn near bounce off of that thing.

[@41magfan]

Everything I've seen is straight grain, let's see some splitting stuff with knots and twisted stuff!!!

[@ZrubekFamily]

That crap at 3:33 is not. But yeah, most of it is.

[@kutzbill]

Exactly what I was thinking. Most of the wood I get is the knots and twist. Very little straight logs as shown. The cutter at 2:14 has potential, but my wood I cut at 20 inches long. Would work for the smaller limbs. Could shred them down for pellets from that.

[@41magfan]

Kutzbill I guess it is faster to cut straight grain and I'm sure these machines have the power to make short work on any log.

[@traviswilson7969]

I was thinking some pecan

[@jm7983]

Why?

[@Vodichka9]

Probably the type of machinery used in firewood production in the Baltics.

[@timduncan8450]

I love the feller butcher adaptation at 1:31. Also nice cap at 4:39.

[@moncorp1]

Something satisfying about log splitting. I'd chainsaw up the downer tree and put the pieces on a trailer and haul it in on one day, Then the next I'd sit on a 5 gallon bucket and split wood from sun up to sun down suing a 22 ton motorized log splitter. I would make a mountain of firewood. Never figured out how many cords, but it was a lot. Didn't care one way or the other about the chainsawing part, but man I used to love splitting wood.

[@JJE2010MO]

Amazing use on the Bobcat, super cool how it splits the wood into 6 parts! WOW

[@nickhammer6408]

I love these video's the design and creative way people process fire wood.

[@rncrallypics]

Excellent machines for cutting wood

[@Bulinutzza]

I have no ideea why I am watching this... but I like it a lot somehow

[@chefgiovanni]

The grin on that guys face at 3:27 , look ma, i survived another day, hand me another doughnut and coffee.

[@davelydon1982]

Amazing handy machines,thanks for sharing 🇮🇪

[@joewoodchuck3824]

I like 2:30 because it makes use of smaller stuff. I think 4:30 may be underutilizing the machine capability. The 1:20 bundles are nice. 1/4 or so of a cord each?

[@simonsays3]

Yeah, they're fast an all, but none of them give you that feel you get with a 12lb maul.

[@andrejkostovski5172]

one of the best feelings i have experienced idk why but i just dont like these kind of machines.i prefer working hard with my hands and after that hard work a good shower and some quaility beer😁.

[@ethanrepine8862]

Its a great workout plus you get your anger management quelled too if you use a splitting maul.

[@billygoatupnorth]

I always stood a bunch of rounds up when I left for work. Then when I got home good and frustrated, whack the day lights outta them... I like a 6 pounder. You can get a lot of speed on them lol. Use an axe a lot too.

[@dmsentra]

That's the whole point?

[@lemon-iu7bo]

I prefer an 8 pound or a regular axe

[@ejohnso1967]

At about 8:00... cut the wood almost to size, then split it, send it to another saw to take about 1 to 1 1/2" off each end? That seems like a lot of extra sawing and wood waste?

[@veterantechus]

The 10 Extreme Fast Automatic Firewood Processing Machines and Modern Wood Cutting Machines Splitting Firewood demonstrate groundbreaking speed and innovation in turning logs into firewood.

[@Redandranger]

Firewood? The 1:20 mark looks more like bundles of fence posts. Those have to be at least 3 feet long. My stove is pretty big but come on.

[@austinreece4343]

Man this.made me laugh hard

[@johngoyer]

Straight grain, soft wood, no knots. I’d like to see what these machines can do on a big ole knotty red oak.

[@Private_Gator]

i guess they hav enough power to push through but i never worked with machines that big...... did you do ?

[@MrGtsouth]

Wood split into such small chunks causes a fire that burns too hot and needs constant tending because the sticks are consumed too fast. Before inventing a splitting machine, you need to actually burns wood for a few seasons to discover the ideal size of a stick. It varies, also, depending on the type of wood being used.

[@houdini65-]

Do you have a fireplace in your home or ever gone camping? Those small sticks are called kindling, it's used to get the larger pieces of wood burning. Are you serious about burning pieces of wood a few years in a row to see how it burns over time? If you are, then please make a video of your spreadsheets where you recorded your results.

[@FCWW87]

We are efficient AF at cutting trees down....

[@tylergode8221]

3:40 that things a modified hydraulic guillotine. That's cool

[@lawrenceaderneck7165]

firewood ,backbreaking work never mind being chained to the wood stove

[@Dollapfin]

lawrence aderneck and hundreds if not thousands of dollars saved a year. It’s not backbreaking if you are smart about it. A tractor with a front end loader will save your back and don’t do large trees. Splitting is easy once you get good at it. It’s renewable and you will never fear running out of heat. Getting rid of dying and misshapen trees that are only good for firewood helps forests thrive.

[@Redandranger]

@@Dollapfin Splitting misshapen trees takes the ease out of the splitting.

[@Dollapfin]

Geoff Pritchard you’re right, but if you don’t have a splitter and you’re smart you leave the bad parts in the woods. Maybe even grow some mushrooms on them.

[@JoeMorley-k4i]

wonderful

[@chicut84]

4:20 alla faccia !! Top artiginal machine!!

[@sheckyfeinstein]

Some wear safety glasses, others do not. Use 'em!

[@kubotaman3440]

And hearing protection also

[@luisarmandogonzalezcaceres4216]

@@kubotaman3440mag

[@SuperJimmyBennett]

0:41 what model is that attachment? i like it.. Its compact

[@TheDrsohaib]

I wish nature could produce the wood this fast too.

[@KentBuchla]

Self-evidently, it does!

[@mariaatagua8280]

Coro de milagro fajardo

[@hellohun7331]

All this wood is pop sickle wood. Easy to split. Try oak with knots or, liquid amber. Well not all.

[@zerocool46]

These machines are making firewood why would you split Oak into fire wood

[@hellohun7331]

Bmiller this kind of popsicle wood has no heat value compared to oak, almond, madrone, or eucalyptus.

[@zerocool46]

@@hellohun7331 regardless Oak is still not used for firewood and that's what they're all making

[@lemon-iu7bo]

@@zerocool46 what are u talking about? Oak is common firewood. Its used as firewood all the time.

[@RubenFletcher]

I saw one extremely fast machine.

[@АлексейЗамятин-з9б]

8:39 - ИЗЛИШЕСТВО. ОТрезает от полена с двух сторон - ровно.. Где финны используют МЕТРОВЫЕ поленья? Мне искренне нравятся наши русские совсем МАЛОЦЕННЫЕ устройства для колки дров.

[@bensonboys6609]

@ 2:55 we we Geppetto processing the wood to make Pinocchio

[@lilsammich8252]

Got wood? Yes.

[@stevenwilson4451]

If I made one of those wood splitters, it would take 20-30 seconds to charge up (at random) and the fire off like a cannon (without warning) and send the split pieces of firewood toward a ramp with a steep curve in it so they'd go in every direction imaginable. My safety glasses would be made of ordinary glass, my gloves would be made of unfinished burlap, and my work clothes would all have fringes. There'd be free beer at every workstation, floors made out of marbles, bees nests under every tool bench, and the nearest bathroom would be two towns over. I'd have ringing phones and crying babies playing over the loudspeakers and wives who just want you to help a little around the house once in a while would have a seat behind every worker all day long. And everyone would still show up to work because splitting wood is so satisfying.

[@andyharpist2938]

What are you ?? A leftie softie!!

[@guygillmore2970]

to be fair to the postal worker at 4.00, he didn't pick the easiest piece. Usually you only see them processing the perfectly straight ones....

[@andyharpist2938]

Nice soft shoes in case he dropped the tree root on them.

[@slickmuck4312]

At 8:30. What’s the point of cutting it again with that double chainsaw contraption if it’s only going in a wood stove

[@richardreid6377]

I believe that is for making shakes or shingles; not firewood.

[@gary2984234]

Like Richard said... shakes/shingles. You want the wood square so it fits works correctly in the shake/shingle machine.

[@jimwilloughby]

Right off the bat, is there no end to what one can hang off the front of a skid steer machine?

[@randalllochner5409]

Some of those machines are obsolete before they were built. To labor intensive when other machines had bypassed the problem.

[@buff2497]

How come it’s always nice straight corded timber.

[@gerry343]

8:08 Why this extra step of cutting to length?

[@rotattor]

I like how some of the vids are sped up to look like they are faster than they really are.

[@waynep343]

and how to keep up with the processors.. there are a few used autoclaves around.. ones big enough to roll batches of logs into.. close the door.. turn on a modified V8 engine that has half the cylinders blocked at the intake and threaded bungs welded into each intake runner.. hook those to pipes and then crush proof hoses to connect to the autoclave to evacuate the air from the autoclave and remove the moisture from the logs.

[@Redandranger]

I want to see the ram cylinder on the homemade guillotine unit. He has a pretty big electric motor running the pump too.

[@gamerarchive2922]

Nice toy ı need one

[@randyman78596]

I fucking LOVE this shit man!

[@nicklopez4817]

Can I ask why is approx 3 feet of split wood useable? Most fire places I know are max 20”

[@Jin88866]

4:48 those blades won't last long, they'll bend as soon as they cut through some hard wood diagonally

[@johnmartlew5897]

At the price of these machines, how many chords do you have to sell at what price to make it cost effective? Hand wood cutters are charging $150 to $200 a chord in BC 🇨🇦

[@perrywilchiuk6012]

750-1000, smoke less weed Mr. BC.

[@goodboyringo9716]

I can't believe the wood that came from that one piece at time 2:58

[@goodboyringo9716]

@Keith Clark ....It did , gggg

[@grimmthrashr1035]

3:12 Dont give the french ideas....

[@malcolmx2754]

Guilotine XD

[@Rukus444]

So what's the point of the double chainsaw at around 8.30 it seems to be a waste why not cut it smaller to begin with?

[@EricRohlfs]

Sometimes you need precision firewood.

[@andyharpist2938]

100,000 bits of sawdust a second coming at you at mach 3. Bloke: Why use glasses?

[@sunnychip25]

3:50 the ultimate guillotine

[@jonassjoblad2728]

The skidsteer works good until you have to pick it up from the ground and the logs get sandy. Then that chainsaw is toast

[@cfrefrigeracao7320]

Faz isso aqui no Brasil que o Ibama arranca até o cabelo do teu olho

[@АлексейЗамятин-з9б]

10:13 - Муж на тракторе привез метровые дрова, а его жена грузит руками в станок-механизм для колки. Ха-ха-ха.

[@PradeepPradeep-gz5hi]

Jhansi 9ilmò 9ok61fff

[@edwindude9893]

Those chains need a sharpen they’re spitting dust 😂🤣.

[@user-wr4lg2co6z]

3:00 that would take all day to do a truckload the way he's lifting it...

[@albertcyphers1532]

What amazes me is this works well with straight grained soft wood and these companies advertising this crap just keep sending it out. and all you worry about is some hick without ear protection

[@6613steven]

Ill take the hard working girl at the end, y'all can have the machines. An industrious woman is more valuable to man that any machine.

[@newforestroadwarrior]

She'll be missing a right arm if she carries on loading like that

[@rdvideoclips]

@@newforestroadwarrior My thoughts exactly. She gets complacent, or drunk, glove gets hooked on top of log, she has maybe a second or so to get free before it shears her arm right off. Everything is dangerous to different degrees but this one seemed to be the best "trap"

[@kolobara08]

No top 10 extrem fast machines that plant and grow trees?? Ppl seem to oversee that some of those trees are 50-100 years old, yup so many years, thats how long it takes for big trees to grow.

[@trbig67]

And people like you are too blinded by your own ignorance that you don't want to read that there are far more trees today than there was 100 years ago. Most companies plant at least 2 trees for every one they cut down. RENEWABLE RESOURCE. Isn't that what you tree-hugging alarmists have been hollering for?

[@nathantrost7773]

That one looks just like a guilotine

[@TheLouisamite]

Most of these clips are of soft uniform logs, and that's not the case in the real world when you have big knots and krucked logs of oak ,maple ,hickory and other hard wood that's used for firewood, ,soft wood may look good splitting but is not any good for heating a home

[@sultanjaan2662]

so nice video

[@حمزهالجمالي-س2ش]

Sultan Jaan 😙

[@dougedwards5042]

Let them try elm

[@Snarky79]

Or Australian GUM!!! Pflghahahaha

[@heavenbound860]

JUST DON'T BUY A BELLS PROCESSOR UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET RIPPED OFF

[@miloradkrasic763]

Doug Edwards i,,i

[@pasqualebernardi2136]

Ne ssun

[@rodneyrugg7272]

The last machine doesn’t make sense, we’re do you find 4 foot split wood? It just turns it into 16” pieces.

[@bigboss4298]

What do they make from the pieces after the “twin chainsaws” cuts the ends off?

[@michaelfrancis1930]

They use smaller blades and make toothpicks. No waste!

[@900stx7]

If the log have to be a certain length, why not just cut one end ?

[@deantrull9935]

Hand split cedar shakes for roofs. That way they are all the same length.

[@noraque1336]

At 9:14 why is that woman not in the kitchen?!

[@johnjuhasz9125]

This should have been titled “homemade automatic hand remover”

[@ryanlangston439]

What if ya need 12 inch logs alot of time recutting or is this just me

[@Dan-wl5bc]

Once seen a lad I worked with using one of these but was leaver operated two lads were using it and talking lad put his index finger on the face side of the log and the ram trapped his finger between the log and splitter blade he use to play the guitar in a band (he use to)

[@lorenemitchell7429]

try that with some tennessee black gum

[@larrycroskey2852]

8:50 guy isn't wearing any clothes!

[@raspillade6027]

Larry Croskey good question. Perhaps he confused the saying, “measure once, cut twice”

[@tomascoudek3793]

and where is problem ?

[@briandoyle6188]

Like a fellabuncher with a log splitter attachment some....thought the one at 6.00 was a steam engine....that one GRT...all really even from that one...the one on 7.40 holy crap scary....

[@alexharris895]

I don't think the old man with the red machine should have made the list

[@stevent222]

When a bot is made to stack all that fire wood let me know.

[@johnmartlew5897]

Steven T.G. ....check out 1:10.... stack, wrap, and go.......

[@Cystian470]

is the old guy the automatic component of the machine??

[@sebastianprasse3067]

Cool

[@nicklopez4817]

The green “shredder” not firewood people would buy!

[@morteaospoliticoshahaha7707]

Consigo rachar lenha mais rápido que algumas máquinas que vi

[@rightaway8551]

I am deaf after listening to red and yellow splitter.

[@chump1018]

I don't get the double chain saw one

[@russellsmith3825]

What is the processor at 2:15?

[@Grumpy_old_Boot]

-Dunno, but it says Otiss Machines in the lower left corner.- Edit : Never mind, that's the channel name. It seemed pretty neat for handling young growth and brush growth. :)

[@heavenbound860]

STAY AWAY FROM BELLS PROCESSORS UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET RIPPED OFF

[@Grumpy_old_Boot]

@@heavenbound860 Is the machine @ 2:15 a Bells machine ?

[@heavenbound860]

BELLS @ 1-55 minutes . Trust me I had one .it was the WORST Processor I ever had. NOTHING BUT PROBLEMS FROM DAY ONE....I COULD WRITE A BOOK ABOUT IT . BRENT EASTON IS A LIAR AND THIEF . STAY AWAY FROM BELLS UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET RIPPED OFF

[@amk4032]

Hey what is the Name From this Machine ??? By 2.45 Minutes ?? Have you the Name ??? From this machine ????

[@Saveddrip]

3:50...doesnt seem very fast nor auto....

[@jonmiguel]

Whose fireplace is big enough for #2's product?

[@williamneumann1309]

Out door wood stove .

[@benjaminallen2370]

The things we’ll invent to avoid our wives.

[@lancearmor3199]

IF A HUMAN IS REQUIRED ITS NOT AUTOMATIC ANYTHING,XCEPT 2 COSTLY😱😜😵😎

[@lemon-iu7bo]

Then according to you definition nothing is Automatic. Everything requires a human. Whether it be to plug in the machines or load the machine

[@heavenbound860]

STAY AWAY FROM BELLS PROCESSORS UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET RIPPED OFF

[@nilz91]

so, what do they do to replace these trees they cut?

[@kjinohio5897]

Houses for yuppies, cabins for environmentalists, shopping malls, cell phone stores and coffee houses.

[@batvette]

A question is an argument of ignorance.

[@tomrizzo1554]

The second machine cut the pieces so long would never fit on any fireplace or stove I know

[@johnturner4400]

Some countries sell wood by the metre.

[@Schmidy76]

Many outdoor wood fired boilers have fire boxes 4 foot deep or more.