home made wood processor built 11-20-13

[@Snarky79]

Maybe not the winner of the beauty contest, but more like the strong farm gal that puts her shoulder to the job at hand. So nicely done!!

[@guypatts494]

Not about speed or looks it works great job saved yourself thousands

[@oby-1607]

Some money and brainpower well spent. Great job.

[@delbovingdon1824]

Slick and I like the idea and set up that the saw is cutting at the same time you are splitting wood because alot of the ones I have observed do things in stages usually one at a time probably be in the size of your pump and I think I would ignore the remarks or remark about it being a slow saw because you can always upgrade and I think it works just fine and sure is a lot easier than bucking it by hand,, would of been nice to see what kind of power that you have running it and hydraulic system!!! I have been exploring different videos to see what kind of ideas l can get as I am thinking of putting one together!! getting to old to be doing it all with my back!! Thanks for the video!!good job!! I am reading 27.000 where is that coming from?and I love the fast automatic return on the splitting!!

[@777strongcoffee]

Very impressive! Looks like a strong machine.

[@heavenbound1536]

RUNS ALOT BETTER THAN MY BELLS 8000 PROCESSOR EVER DID

[@adamzanellato7114]

How were you able to run the saw motor and saw cylinder at the same time?

[@TheTorkerman]

And this thing is just Idling!

[@rexross7086]

Who said everything has to be about speed. It's getting the job done.

[@chlyon]

Like the safty cage you got there so when the chain breaks it wont give you a hair cut , O wait farmer never mind :)

[@davegraff443]

I was wondering how the plumbing works on the splitter with the two control valves so the splitter returns on its own. Great job tough looking machine, I am currently building my own and like the way the splitter works on yours, thanks

[@HubertofLiege]

I’m guessing it’s even faster when you don’t have to film, too

[@chlyon]

Excellent now just imagine if the motor was at 1500 RPM rather than 800

[@armandopereira4882]

Como se faz um Machado para um processador

[@bjkjoseph]

Where is the coffee holder?

[@mikalthunestvedt7176]

You are relly smart

[@1966cambo]

Might be a good idea to answer some questions people are asking .....

[@andreiman2008]

What engine and hydraulic pump?

[@loganseefeldt1880]

How much do you want for it

[@andreiman2008]

maybe in usa 27.000 is not too much for a wood processor but in europe that's a lot of money...congratulatios

[@adrian2007]

Wow, nice job

[@arhbuilt7097]

what auto cycle valve are you using

[@bobordewald1367]

If it was a little quieter it would not wear you out at the end of the day as much A good seat is very important as well. Remember this is your office and your office needs to help you work and not wear you out!

[@guyparham575]

Safe way cutting wood

[@michaelblock4397]

Very Nice build, I also can build very well, but as a designer, I need help. Do you know where I can get build prints, for a (fire wood processor)? In advance, Thank you so much for taking the time to help me.

[@usnva5638]

Slow cutting chainsaw.

[@craigmckee9110]

$27,000 jeez you could buy one all shiny n new for that with money to spare