Awesome Biggest Homemade Wood Splitter - Extreme Fast Firewood Processing Machine Modern Technology

Awesome Biggest Homemade Wood Splitter - Extreme Fast Firewood Processing Machine Modern Technology
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[@jeffclark5024]

That dude sticking his hands under that 4 way splitter looked extremely dangerous

[@mattyon8227]

Idk what kind of wood is always in these videos but it almost splits itself. Why not give them some good knotty oak and see how great their little machines work then?

[@cameracamera1319]

Lol. I got some across the road to do and my boys will soon learn what u mean...

[@ronskancke1489]

You young guys with the green machine. You need to slow down! Sawing and splitting wood isn't a contest and haste can cause damaging or killing accidents. I have heated with wood for fourty years and had my share of injuries. Usually trying to get too much done or getting distracted for just a second. Its no joke.

[@user-eu6sh2vu1x]

Смотришь на эту технику.запас прочности на века.и работает.

[@karlkrouse7156]

Ok not knocking any one but perfect little logs with no branches and hard or soft wood, here in Pennsylvania don't work that way hoses wood is usually crooked twisted full of branches and the good ones goes to the mills

[@travismazerall9067]

Should give these guys some Canadian rock maple with a little twist in the wood . Soon change things. Jamer good an tight!

[@davem453]

They always show wood 10 to 12 inches long and straight grained. Lets see some 2 foot long Beech or Oak with a knot or two

[@antuntolj4334]

Bravo majstore

[@joachimseefisch914]

Klasse, die Jungs haben es drauf.

[@Snarky79]

Talk about PRODUCTION! Happy, happy joy joy!!

[@jasondueck6302]

Second spliter they now call him 4 fingerd Johnny 🤣

[@danielobriot3116]

Safety First 🇺🇲

[@KenthGustafsson300]

how would this splitters do with long growing wood that is hard to get splitted?

[@user-wz6ur9rr1g]

Ну молодцы красавы

[@joachimseefisch914]

Da kommt die Familie zusammen, ich freue mich jedes Jahr darauf

[@johnwiffen6655]

Lovely old tractors, no laptop needed to fix these

[@redduklak9192]

All the blue and yellow one needs is a self stack design for the wood and it would be damn near perfect.

[@sbains560]

That first guy knows what he’s doing

[@dietmardorweiler3211]

Nix für Träumer, volle Konzentration gefordert.🤙

[@orlando9giftssevenfold]

You better...or loose a finger or two 😳

[@frugallandlord6974]

I like the one at 7:40 some of these look scary but just like any machine, you need to stay awake when you operate them, I have a screw type wood splitter that fits on the back axle of my truck in place of the wheel and I love it

[@Gary-ii6ue]

Why cut wood so short? Won't last very long in a stove

[@orlando9giftssevenfold]

Good job 👊

[@CL9k24a3]

Welcome to Serbia edition 👍

[@rbra9611]

I need to be splitting whatever the species of wood that first guy was splitting.

[@northerniltree]

I'd love to stay and watch this but I have to split

[@kingsleycollins6730]

U can construct one for your self

[@hectorcalderon3011]

Wood you consider staying a cord longer or knot

[@orlando9giftssevenfold]

I would of but I have to log in

[@christianf8347]

Je serais curieux de connaitre la proportion de manchots dans ces pays là !

[@user-qu5ur7zg2p]

ПЕРЕДИВИВСЯ БАГАТО, НО ЦЕ ПЕРШЕ ЩО ПОКАЗАЛИ НА ВСІ 1000,ДУЖЕ ІНТЕРЕСНЕ, ПРИВІТ З УКРАЇНИ, ХОТІОСЬ БИ І СОБІ ТАКЕ, НАСКІЛЬКИ ЛЕГШЕ НА РУКИ, ЛАЙК.

[@pexi]

supersafe

[@stevenfan1218]

That first splitter it had to be popular he was splitting.

[@finpainter1]

Some are great others are scary.

[@hardythe]

Buat kayu bakar di musim dingin ? Kami di indonesia tidak perlu Karena tak ada musim dingin bersalju. Beruntung kami di katulistiwa

[@djuroprlicko9725]

Alamunja najbolji

[@jimwilloughby]

Some of those splitters were fast, but only one, the last one, was home made. I'm not convinced the one before it was home made. It had some modifications that were done locally, but I think it was made in a factory originally, so the headline is flat out wrong.

[@dolmarf411]

they are all fast if you speed up the video's

[@jackrillema7423]

Pedal operated, but still very dangerous

[@davidberry6046]

I really hope that young man @ 0.50 keeps his wits about him!

[@VetvsWorld]

I’m not entirely sure why I watched this entire vid…

[@rodmackinnon8497]

Still a few scary machines, why was the young man standing close to in-front of that chainsaw? Also I don't understand the attraction of old sawmill blades . . .

[@alexihcfan7184]

0:50 beste möglichkeit sich die finger oder die hand abzuhacken bei dem tempo

[@kingsleycollins6730]

I love 5:00. Looks simple and am gonna have one for myself

[@tropicalpolarbear6939]

How many years you been splitting wood son looks down and sees two fingers missing oh two years

[@urbanhesse6084]

LOOK MOM NO HANDS ! 😃👋🖐👀

[@bogdanpavlisin4158]

Де взяти такий швидкісний ррзподільник що з самого початку

[@danialholt4174]

0:30 Knife has to go clear through the wood I use before it splits. Something is stacked here.

[@finpainter1]

Some of them are great machines, Other's are close to a hand missing.

[@stacy3633]

Its that type of wood

[@slimmers00]

How do people get a fire to last all night with such tiny pieces?

[@user-ic6zn8rz7h]

Футбол чемпіонат України

[@JDeWittDIY]

Pack the firebox 3/4 of the way full with small pieces and let it burn from the top. Lasts 6-8 hours for me.

[@jamesdavis6275]

Build the fire let it burn to get good bed of hot coals then just before going to bed pack the heater as full as you can get it . Doesn't last all night but depending on when you get up should still have a bed of hot coals and easy to get fire back to going . Also depends on heater sizer bigger heaters might last all night into the early morning

[@thameswanderer]

Not a knot in sight!

[@GOAT_GOATERSON]

"EXTREME FAST"

[@rockofagesusa7942]

Some of these was amazing and some where just terrifying. Yikes !

[@willemf9885]

Why put this guy the pieces not in a container ? Now they lay on the ground🤨

[@stephendudas4167]

I never understand what the 'rush' is in these videos

[@PaulSmith-zx2ru]

What is it with these guys cut the wood then throw it on the floor to pickup! Why not put it in a container or trailer?

[@Fldavestone]

I count eight fingers in their future.

[@gusm5128]

Ist one is a kindling maker 😂

[@johnsee5699]

Why do you guys insist on making Klnling

[@fixitup2193]

I just make a bigger stove

[@MilanVeris]

Alamunja - made in Serbia.

[@gusm5128]

They are all splitting balsa wood

[@bernardlemay9930]

Far from the title, not sure if they are homemade 🤣

[@tedc7714]

Extremely dangerous to be holding that wood while splitting., I've seen it pop so fast it will break your arm.. Also he's making kindleing.

[@louisvandermeer5831]

7

[@kattenice2802]

No

everybody is having soo little time and throwing everything on the ground - again and again, why not take 5 seconds to connect the brain and stop doing extra work

[@tcn237]

OSHA cringes watching this!

[@user-iu7eq5cd3f]

Недорого лес здесь: @t

[@luisvega8711]

Añamenguy

[@magnusqwerty]

5:50 Neanderthal

[@dogbaskervil3438]

ОЧЕНЬ АКТУАЛЬНО ДЛЯ НИЩАСТНОЙ УКРАИНЫ

[@simonchant761]

Otiss, these are not the biggest. They're toys. Unless you have to use a minimum 30ton excavator with grabs to load the splitter, think of a better headline. Ingenious yes biggest- far from it. TRY HARDER.