Dangerous Homemade Firewood Processing Machines Working, Fastest Powerful Wood Splitting Machines

Dangerous Homemade Firewood Processing Machines Working, Fastest Powerful Wood Splitting Machines
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[@ChefEarthenware]

I'm not into safety-ism, but a couple of those machines looked exceptionally dangerous.

[@tommyplays5436]

After watching this video I had to count all 10 of my fingers. Thumbs Up. I was able to count up to nine fingers. I lost a finger watching this video.

[@thebrowns5337]

Wondered what flew out theback of my tablet! The dog ate it... you're not getting it back. Well, not in one piece and not clean.

[@Sibbe2560]

Best comment youtube 2023…😂😂😂

[@pootisman_tf_69]

Only one?

[@cold1895]

Be thankfull you still have a limb or two

[@dimonmakas3041]

😂😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@rmcdaniel423]

1:00 to 3:30 That thing was deliberately engineered to chew off hands. The firewood is just a side gig for it.

[@NoName-sx4cz]

That one made me shudder. Homie had hands WAY to close, along with wood with branches on it is asking for dismemberment

[@kahnwolfe9548]

The 4th one showcased is actually a fairly smart design. Not as easy to use as some of the others, but doesn't have an excessive pinch point, has no dangerous moving parts near hands, and actually has a proper e-stop switch at an easily activated level if needed. Tis probably the only really safe one out of the bunch.

[@thomaswilliams4543]

The danger pinch points are coloured red AND an emergency stop? Living a life of luxury

[@paulmoir4452]

@@thomaswilliams4543 "Pinch" points. :)

[@Fine_i_set_the_handle]

The drill one is the safest and uses the smallest motor(efficient). If your hand is Infront or behind the wood on the fourth when it presses into it you're losing it, hand would be gone long before you got to the estop. As long as you're not wearing gloves with the drill one you would probably only receive a minor flesh injury or a poke from it. It wouldn't suck you in like it does the wood because flesh has different properties.

[@newtech68]

That one is made in Vietnam, right?

[@rshoe1023]

Definitely know where your hands and fingers are at all times when using this equipment!

[@Cherokee-sz7xi]

Hmmm, I would like to see these machines work some American hardwoods,,,,,

[@sawdustmaker49]

Good luck getting these OSHA approved!

[@earlineholthoff]

These homemade firewood processing machines may be dangerous, but they are also incredibly powerful and efficient.

[@Sanderly1820]

Something tells me there's been certain individuals that wouldn't be using this for cutting wood

[@D-EagleMachines-on6dg]

Absolutely thrilling! Watching these dangerous homemade firewood processing machines and fastest powerful wood splitting machines in action is both impressive and captivating.

[@williamickes3143]

The little green one at the end was a sweet machine!

[@AkbarMoncongloe]

Wow amazing 👍

[@fatfreddyscoat7564]

Ah, the age old question: if you fell into a tree shredder would you rather go in legs or head first?

[@Mobeast99]

Head first for sure. The pain would be bad for .25 seconds, but it doesn’t matter after that.

[@snoopsnet8150]

​@@Mobeast99Actually, the pain probably wouldn't be too bad relative to other body parts. You don't really have too many nerve endings in your scalp and head. Hands first would probably be the most painful.

[@williamgrissom1995]

That last machine was set up alot better for length the wood was cut. Alot more practical. The last splitting segment, that must have been pretty green with all that water coming out of the round. Cool video. 😎👍

[@otissmachines6761]

Your time and attention are invaluable. Thank you for watching my video! I'm eager to share my expertise and learn from your perspectives.

[@PCJ52]

That first one looks perfectly safe, you could even have the kids help out! But seriously, this video made my skin crawl!

[@jm4gaming886]

If you’d let a kid use any of these you’re a fool

[@davidanger8681]

The second one makes me anxiety spike! Holy moly batman

[@emanwe01]

I know, right? Directly driven from a tractor's PTO through a reduction gear? Forget fingers; that'll efficiently relieve you of entire limbs.

[@Woodworking.Channel471]

Amazing machine 👍👍👍

[@dougalexander7204]

The lever, pulley and inclined plane are our friends.

[@TS-cs2pe]

It almost feels like watching a documentary about the history of working equipment safety features

[@zoparossii]

Я НЕ ТРУС НО Я БОЮСЬ , ТИЛЬКИ ЭТО НЕ БЕЗОПАСНО. 😮

[@CheezburgerBrown]

The one at 18:25 is nice aside from the controls being the wrong way

[@hugodesrosiers-plaisance3156]

Well at least the ones at 5:00 and 11:00 are decently safe.

[@pekerja27]

Mesin potong yang sangat canggih😮

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Dangerous? Any machine can be dangerous if improperly used. Common sense is the biggest factor in safety.

[@godofobelix]

the 1st machine design should be like the machine on 15:00 , it has a guide for the woods, it cuts all the wood till the end and its safer

[@DieKampfgurke94]

it should be like the machine at 22:40 with the blades fully encased and a large funnel in front.

[@Kcm1693]

The guy shoving the wads of little limbs in looks like a very good way to not know exactly how close yours hands are and getting sucked in

[@StepDub]

Only one machine, possibly the least dangerous had an emergency stop. In for a finger, in for an arm!!

[@pyalot]

Come in come in, it is the exhibition of mechanical marvels using Everything Amputator™ technology.

[@BEmbalmingU]

By cutter number 2 I was getting nervous. We will call it the chop chop one. Chop chop chop chop chop chop ahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!

[@user-zb8wg2os2y]

the second one is scary, I can see a person getting their hand caught and losing it up to the shoulder

[@davidmuldowney]

When he was bending down in front of it I could imagine him being scalped 😵

[@user-kh1uv4on1y]

That second one was “nom, nom, nom”…

[@Kevin-wj4ed]

Nothing like pure danger!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@haroldshinski7922]

All machines were OSHA approved before filming !

[@philliphall5198]

Thinking about it they have been using theses machines for 50/100 years and they still are 😊😊😊

[@thetoasterisonfire2080]

Behold the “Lose a Limb 9000”

[@user-bb2mq2rk2h]

У нас нет таких тонких дров. Но смотреть интересно. хрусть хрусть...

[@Fazzrito]

ты дурак?) Половина видосов сделана в РФ. Да и дрова у нас есть разного типа, просто людям лень меньшее заготавливать. Так сжигают.

[@user-bb2mq2rk2h]

@@Fazzrito Ты явно недоумок. Россия большая. Конкретно у нас, нет таких тонких дров. Никто не станет таким топить, разве что на даче.

[@brokenrecord3523]

If you want to split wood easily, choose the right wood.

[@lawrencefranck9417]

None of these work for decent fire wood like hickory, pecan or oak

[@pawepawe4854]

These for splitting can split oak, those that cut can't take anything bigger than 4 inches

[@damnyiffers]

Something is only ever dangerous when handled incorrectly.

[@normichtrailrider.7343]

if you want to be extra safe with dangerous contraptions , wear gloves and a long sleeve shirt , it will help . pull you in .

[@teikhiangte4174]

The second machine is very very dangerous.!!!!!

[@sudd3660]

impressive, now i got ideas. how about we feed those machines some elon's and tate's of this world.

[@scrappydog175]

I see nothing dangerous with these bad ass devices. Just watch yer digits!

[@RickJones222]

Emergency rooms are full of people who saw nothing dangerous.

[@cactiguide]

Man! Are these guys heating doll houses or something? Why would you want such tiny pieces of wood? So much extra work.

[@georgesmouskati1678]

Ca parait facile mais ca depend du bois.

[@justins21482]

bwahahahah i laughed maniacally at that second one as soon as I saw it taking in wood. that one ALREADY looks like most dangerous. first one, I could definitely get behind. second one...not so much.

[@NaTech94]

*Be sure to always be aware of the location of your hands and fingers when operating this equipment!*

[@Nikolai_Chizhov_84]

В перчатках сцуко😂😂😂

[@franzstadelmann5915]

wenn du mit deinem Meterband bei "NULL" anhällst, hast du einen Durchmesser von höchstens 7 Zentimeter ! nicht schummeln Comprie?

[@anaconda6147]

1:10 dont use loose clothes!

[@DarkLime4209]

0:10 & 7:27. Curious what are those rotational blades called that expand in length as they rotate with the crank shafts axis... I'm not talking about the ones that look like basic wood chipper machine..😊😊

[@joeblack007]

IMO, these blades look like regular steel wheels from a car that were modified.

[@thebrowns5337]

7:27 thatbpoor guys neighbours won't know what time it is!

[@Joe-gd2wu]

11:00 50yrs, never seen this type of splitter. Anyone know what they may be called? ...That was an easy search. Spiral splitter

[@peterp1158]

What are the small chunks of wood used for?

[@Simonsimon-fy3hq]

Small fires?

[@ChaotiX1]

My brain kept telling me to put my arm in it

[@Thedudeabides803]

Karen entered the chat.

[@user-zd2rl4ku1i]

What is the song in the intro?

[@mirmir1281]

Мужик до пенсии с руками не доживет...

[@ericswain4177]

Dangerous is only as Dangerous dose even with commercially made ones most of these are better.

[@Annon89]

Should be called what not to build

[@user-wv2nx9re2n]

第二種機器，危險性很高，衣服會被攪住拖進去，太快太危險了‼️沒有防護措施，太危險了

[@Broken-Flesh]

You definitely dont want to operate these machines while having a buzz.😂

[@user-qd6bt9hi5u]

톡톡톡톡 푸지칙푸지칙 뿌특뿌특 쩌억쩌억 찌끅찌끅 ... 중립기어.... 겨울나기...

[@mwilliamshs]

No reason to show several minutes of each one. Steal the videos as you have then shorten them to 30 seconds

[@danschni100]

Or chapter's

[@johnnyrayh5858]

Omg I hate one around the 2:00

[@flyingardilla143]

The bearings and thick steel plate of that one cost a small fortune.

[@d.b.1176]

Yikes

[@jamessergeant8413]

so many nope moments.

[@peterharris38]

That second one was bonkers dangerous 😂

[@maynardjohnson3313]

It's all fun and games until somebody looses an arm.