Cutting firewood with circular saw

Cutting firewood with circular saw, 4 kw, 1600 rpm, saw 600 mm...

[@VickyLL49911]

i have a 200 cord per year firewood business we do it with chainsaws and regular hydraulic log splitters. now i see this and i would love one of these. i am getting a 4 foot log splitter and getting a plan to be making this my next investment. awesome cheers to you man for pure genius.

[@grantw.whitwam9948]

Sweet, love the chute right into the wood room!

[@grahammay1]

That's the best saw I've ever seen, it's just great !

[@localcrew]

I've never seen anything exactly like this machine. I like the chute into the basement. That's good. The guarding and hydraulic return assist look top-notch. It looks as if you use fairly short pieces of firewood so I think this system lends itself to that application. I think that the advantages would diminish for longer firewood pieces but it works great for your lengths. Great vid!

[@bpd894]

I appreciate this. Very well engineered.

[@dh5830]

Great machine! Love the shoot to put the wood into the basment!

[@robertfarnsworth3706]

I'm jealous. Could I have one of these please.

[@ChickensAndGardening]

I looked for "cutting firewood with a rotary saw" and found this. Doubt I can afford to get one of these bad boys just for firewood, but it's sure cool!

[@VladimirRadulovic_si]

Very nicely done! I have the same situation with my window party under ground level - I'm considering something of the kind.

[@freakshow3850]

igotta love how the wood goes right into your basement

[@MrGojaklah]

Great job! What is the rotation of the blade disc?

[@akaytheking]

great job. may I ask what is the size of blade?

[@ririshow]

Very clever!!! Well done...

[@TheDawgKatcher]

Me too, plz. It looks so very simple, well designed and avoids the massive death dealing lethality of about 90% of the DIY cutters and splitters I've seen demonstrated by soon to be limbless corpses. [ vrt/min = revolutions per minute? 600 mm = diameter or radius of the blade' plz? Number of teeth or points per 25 mm ?] Kind regards

[@rickwolgram]

you make it look so easy

[@RandomGeorge67]

In the U.S.A firewood is old by what is called a cord, a well stacked woodpile 4 feet (122 cm) high, 8 feet (244 cm) long, and 4 feet (122 cm) deep; or any other arrangement of linear measurements that yields the same volume, 128 cubic feet, 3.62456 cubic meters. The stack is usually sold consisting of 16 inch(41cm) long pieces, split to a comfortable size to grab with your hand, 10cm-15cm. I get all my wood free

[@vinceamato1201]

Nice! I bet you have an auto-stacker in the basement too.

[@MrSirJet]

Great! Where do you buy them?

[@johngayceowens7236]

My great, great grandfather had something similar but it hooks up to a motor. looking at turning it into a sawmill

[@amirhafiz8534]

Are u using single phase motor?

[@NCredleg]

How did you split those long lengths of wood ? Do you have a machine to do that?

[@stevenhatfield1961]

You can sometimes pick up heavy duty versions used. Once somewhat common to be powered by tractor pto.

[@KB-cr3qd]

very nice

[@RandomGeorge67]

Is this in Europe? I read that firewood is cut in meter lengths there, then split and cut as you are doing. But, why meter lengths?

[@user-yy2bg8ti6j]

Красава!Если ещё и сам придумал,то в двойне.

[@TheDawgKatcher]

meters = one of the international units of 'length' - been around since the time of Napoleon. Part of a system of metric units - based on 10. The meter is used in lots of countries, unlike the 'foot' which is a rather quaint unit found only in USA and some of its satellite countries. But since it's reckoned that only 20% of USA citizens have a passport, don't worry - you will probably never have to confront the complexity of moving from a system based on 12 to one based on 10.

[@emilekk25]

leniwy człowiek ;) to mi sie podoba :D

[@itchyego]

Damn clever machine...

[@DesertFoxKG]

Hi, I asked RandomGeorge here how does he buy them in USA. By the way, your circular is awesome. Any plans on making some for sale? Greetings from Ex Yu.

[@MAViz270]

I love it

[@ronnieinbama]

My hat is off to you for a well thought out idea. This is obviously purposely built and the questionable part is the basement for wood storage, what about bug problems being brought in with the wood?

[@sebazajla]

@ronnieinbama The bugs have never been problems ... basement is dry as pepper, wood is almost dry before they go to the basement ...

[@Filzerwilli]

Super!

[@ushillbillies]

REAL NICE RIG

[@Brainmalfuction]

cool saw

[@samten10a]

I believe that would depend on how big the saw blade is.

[@astaschak]

damn thats nifty

[@babsink]

is this in CZ? verry nice:-)

[@sebazajla]

I buy pre-split meters for this saw or logs, which I cut in half a meter and splt with splitter which you can see on my channel ... Greetings from Slovenia

[@mehmetdurgut8618]

Çok süper uzay mekiği gibi olmuş

[@MrLeonard55]

Make a catch bag for the sawdust.

[@miloslavmlejnecky7533]

excelentní

[@berramarco]

yes!!!!

[@mauriciobilley]

foi muito inteligente ,gostei

[@forgobalta]

Ez jó!

[@sebazajla]

Yes, I have to plan...

[@DesertFoxKG]

Yes, it's Central Europe. Meter is a standard unit in Continental Europe. You buy them in meters. For example, give me 5 meters of wood. How do you buy them? Do you use some other measurement like feet, or something else?

[@tiborfeher988]

Zseni:)!!

[@sebazajla]

@MrSirJet I did this myself at home.

[@sebazajla]

@pyrosk8ur123 Of course it is all metal.

[@cattleNhay]

Usually guys from the east block. (eastern European countries) do everything in sweat pants and drive a leased BMW.

[@sebazajla]

@NCredleg For this length sorry, no. I have for small logs...you can see on my channel

[@spanky2964]

Its going to be pretty hard to load wood on that thing with only one arm!

[@chrisconway924]

looks like just plain sheet metal painted gray

[@sebazajla]

4 kW

[@ukji80]

prze bydle :)

[@sebazajla]

The only plan is in my head, tell me what do you want to know...

[@hwvanzant3007]

that looks dangerous but my gosh if you be careful you can outcut anybody with that saw. bad ass

[@JacksonNomad]

I'd say it is far safer than using a chainsaw, there's not much that can go wrong with this kind of circular saw set up, provided you use some basic common sense. Chainsaws on the other hand can be quite unpredicatable beasts, I know this from experience.

[@nikolasapic1492]

can you give me the schematics to make circulars? ? pliss :)

[@brucecullum5669]

nice but nothing new

[@deeannpookie450]

Dangerous as it can be.