Amazing Dangerous Automatic Homemade Firewood Processing Machines, Fastest Wood Splitting Machines

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[@AkbarMoncongloe]

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[@mdrew44628]

Minutes without a lost time accident:27. Previous record:58

[@tomrogers9467]

Per operator.

[@peterwilliams4795]

Even though there is lots of machinery going there still seems to be a lot of double, triple and quadruple handling going on

[@임석근-t5j]

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[@tomrogers9467]

I don’t get those short little firelogs. Must be for very small European wood stoves. Nothing I’ve seen in Camada would burn anything that small.

[@daneenmurf1043]

We apologise to the people of Canada for our small stoves. Sorry. 😊

[@kristianvelle5637]

The first example is a joke. There is no automatic action at all. Unless the creature in striped sweater is a robot that is handing the logs to what must be the second robot in red sweater. The robot in red sweater is operating the splitter manually. The only thing you can call automation here is the petrol engine running by itself.