The Firewood Processing Factory / Firewood Production Line / Firewood Processor

[@muhammadabbas8586]

Good informative video

[@kevinduarte9494]

Does the guy starting at 2:10 have a channel? I like his operation.

[@tblaze8167]

Hell of an operation!

[@mdsloads]

Nice setup

[@jeffhockey5163]

Great production. How's that wood going to dry when It can't get any air?

[@jackgurteeen37]

Anyone else prefer original filmed audio..

[@tonydownunder5703]

I fall asleep and then it was the end of the video 🤗🤗 Thank god 👍

[@heromachines4453]

That's good! I also often lose sleep, I often turn on Clips to watch until I fall asleep.

[@christianracine3022]

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[@rhondawhite1396]

Before the pandemic I watched videos of industrial shredding machines and driver views of NY City subway routes. Now I'm watching these type of videos and garbage truck videos. Have I turned into a 3 year old boy?

[@heromachines4453]

_The story is interesting! Have a good time watching the video on the channel._

[@two-sense]

There are videos of drivers views of NY City subway routes? Cool. Bye.

[@solstar4778]

What do you do with the chips and sawdust make kindling starter ?

[@50buttfish]

2:00-Shows 'em slashing up kindling and bagging up in giant 7 kilo bags.

[@584TREE]

GREAT CHANNEL !

[@heromachines4453]

We've brought it back, hope you enjoy our new videos

[@bunnywarren]

The saw at 3:11 looks like it's going the wrong way. All the power needed to pull the chain through the wood has to be changed 180 degrees by the sprocket at the end of the bar. Normally it's an idler and the motor pulls directly on the chain to reduce wear on the bearings.

[@jimurrata6785]

I'd think so to. But they have the hydraulic motor up above the debris and are spitting the chips down.

[@carlroberts7830]

YOU DONT KNOW WHAT THE PHUCK YOUR TALKING ABOUT MY GUESS YOUR TRYING TO IMPRESS THE CLICK BAIT IMAGE SOME DORK USES

[@jakebredthauer5100]

Advantages and disadvantages. I saw the sawdust going up the elevator. With the circular saw it takes time and energy to keep raising it up that high all the time.

[@AStanton1966]

That stuff is going to be like brown gold in the near future if the rise in energy prices don't slow down.

[@heromachines4453]

We've brought it back, hope you enjoy our new videos

[@jamessimmons1888]

Very nice machine, puts out good production

[@heromachines4453]

Thank you for visiting our channel and look forward to seeing our new videos!

[@alexeygorsky]

Super vidéo

[@randysizemore7243]

You Rock.

[@makingithappen5178]

Is it firewood from spruce and pine?

[@rajanvarghese2352]

That huge saw blade swing could be utilized more efficiently, instead of cutting just one log at a time. That saw belt could be used on its return swing too. Well, got the yard operations nicely covered by the drone.

[@heromachines4453]

Oh! Really good idea. Thank you ! 1 like.

[@mvblitzyo]

Awesome

[@genagena4219]

In what USA states I can see your machines?

[@atomicwedgie8176]

Every state in America produces firewood, best bet would be northeastern states and upper midwest for bigger producers.

[@terryclotf]

ok but what do they do with it

[@haroldconover5221]

I wish I had some of that wood..

[@coreym5072]

Okay leaving in a huge pile like that how long does it take to dry? I’m looking to do the same for oak, but don’t you have a bunch of mold at the bottom?

[@LocksmithLegend23]

I was thinking the same thing. My best guess is they use the loader to rotate the piles so the wood on the bottom eventually makes it to the top.

[@stevenwescott1422]

I had 60 cord in a pile. Over half was Wes as hell. Only the outside layer was dry. In northeast.

[@coreym5072]

@@stevenwescott1422 after how long outside? I think small 20 cord piles work

[@38klootzak]

you need to put pallets or something on the ground so air gets under it makes a huge difference

[@mrwess1927]

Steven Wescott gotta build a woodshed so its off he ground.

[@garland81]

The big saw is better. No chain changing. But sharpening might be a pain. The only thing I worry about are clogging points. Over lopsided splitting. Hated going back in to resplit them. Now if there was a wood stacking machine.....

[@codymoreland4496]

They be cutting my whole year supply of wood in 15 minutes.

[@mightymofo9306]

And you'd be resplitting that super sized stuff for decades lol

[@craigunderwood4353]

That was cool!

[@andydelarue9344]

Pity about the added noise making it unwatchable

[@bargainbin22]

I muted it too.

[@telcelmagdalena6288]

Enfada mucho la musikita. Dedo abajo.

[@heromachines4453]

_¿Cual es tu problema? ¿Puedes hablar más sobre lo que te molesta? _

[@jakebredthauer5100]

Why don't you tell us what country?

[@jimurrata6785]

Check out how much Ash borer is in that little trip saw setup! I hope like Hell they burn the bark to kiln dry that wood before they send it anywhere.

[@jeff59rt]

Club woodchip lets gooooooooooooooo

[@philliplucion3628]

I tell ya one thing that’s a lot but bros I have an old coal stove that beast burns the wood lol I have done burnt 10 cords already but have youngins to gotta keep the, lil fellas warm I use propane also so we try to stay good and toasty cool vid to thanks for up loading it

[@saadalmarrzogi9776]

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[@saadalmarrzogi9776]

Welcome, and good morning, I am Mr. Saad from Saudi Arabia. I like your channel and I am interested in the content you provide. I have some questions about prices. I hope that you will answer my query in Arabic, because I do not speak English, but I use a translator on the search engine, so I hope that you can provide a translator, thank you ⚘ 

[@MrThenry1988]

Amazing. I set propane tanks and deliver propane. In my travels, I haven't seen enough people burning wood to eat that pile. 8 counties I travel in Ohio. I burn 6 to 10 cord at my home.

[@johnqueen2754]

I want one!!!

[@regbowes1127]

WOW!

[@po4RP20361]

I didnt care for that "No Climbing on Wood" sign, Id have to climb one of them piles

[@andresalvarez4393]

Esto me Dize que estoy en el camino correcto, somos productores de carbón a vaja escala Saludos

[@leonardryan8723]

STICK on the ICE 🧊, SAW in the WOOD 🪵 and RUBBER on the ROAD . THINK 🤔 SAFETY and always but SAFETY FIRST in the woodyard. 😊

[@dejavu666wampas9]

Something is seriously wrong with calling any machine a ‘hero’. People, and damn few people, are heroes.

[@mightymofo9306]

I tired of hero worshipers

[@heromachines4453]

I don't think the name is so annoying for many of you. I just want an easy to remember name. To me the people who survive the pandemic are heroes, the people who live well every day are heroes.

[@mightymofo9306]

Most combat veterans don't even want the title 'Hero' bestowed upon them because they recognize that their buddies that didn't make it are the real heros. When everyone and everything is a hero then the word becomes meaningless.

[@daveklein2826]

Sorry to offend you princess

[@dejavu666wampas9]

@@daveklein2826 - You don’t even know me, how can you be so insulting right away. I wrote that 2 years ago, I don’t even remember it. However, like any proper Princess, internet civility is an important thing to me. So, after reconsidering my slightly harsh mini-rant, I’m going to delete it, in the name of not being offensive to the people out there. If I want to promote civility, I should lead by example. David, do have a good day today.

[@rnilazarev2553]

👍👍👍 Супер!

[@petteripunakuono6674]

😄😄😄😄😎✌😃😃😃😃

[@ahmetkymc5523]

vidyonuzu izledim yanlız müzik yerine makine sesi olsaydı daha güzel olurdu

[@kenriches7403]

Vid was well worth the price of drone

[@zloewen]

This is a lot of firewood ☝️

[@saadalmarrzogi9776]

👍

[@staticfanatic6361]

What does OSHA think about those trip and fall hazards omn the deck? Can't use some hangers?

[@markhaas9265]

There was a time in this country when we got things accomplished without OSHA, ADA, or any government pinhead who never did a hard days work in their lives telling how to run things. We survived by using COMMON SENSE! Give it a rest.

[@jamessimmons1888]

Is there a OSHA in Australia? Like Mark said a lot was accomplished years before OSHA was ever even thought of and people did just fine without them sticking their noses in everything. People who are just doing stupid things are mostly the only ones getting hurt, common sense goes a long way.

[@13freebird]

Nosmo King

[@jamescotter3756]

Out of the firewood proccesors I’ve seen in the fantastic videos, yeah yeah I know I’m a sad auld git, anyhoo I much prefer the ones with the circular saw as opposed to chain saw maybe it’s because when I last used a chainsaw the chain broke and to this day I still can’t use one without the vision of the chain breaking in my all too empty napper,( head).

[@heromachines4453]

It was a terrifying experience. Condolences to you!

[@telcelmagdalena6288]

Esa musikita enfada

[@fabrigasan2150]

La segatura la vendono all’Ikea per fare gli armadi che durano una settimana?🎃🎃🤟🏼

[@heromachines4453]

The sawdust turns into wood pellets, it is a closed double process.

[@cozyhomes6026]

Now many people can keep warm :)

[@Weatherby406]

Moving Firewood in a front end loader would be miserable.

[@Gus1966-c9o]

Why ?

[@staticfanatic6361]

Maybe a better story would be what do you do with all the rest of the biomass? Burning it is not an exceptable option!

[@jimurrata6785]

@Eric Richter I'd imagine they mulch it. But with all the ash borer shown as the bark comes off the very best thing you _could_ do is burn it before any of them escape. Unless you chose to saturate it with insecticide. Then you couldn't use it as mulch, and it would be steeping pile of toxic waste.

[@regbowes1127]

What’s wrong with burning it as a heat source?

[@gunggerdin1]

I want to hear the machines at work. Not garbage music.

[@MrPummi88]

Die Scheite beim ersten Automat sind defintiv noch zu groß und werden so nicht richtig trocken, schon garnicht bei derartiger Lagerung...

[@lukas__reutter]

Das war auch mein Geseke… vor allem wie soll das Zeug trocken werden? Da braucht es sicher 3,5 Jahre Lagerung… ansonsten finde ich es ja ganz geil, wenn die mir sagen würden wie sie das ganze Zeug in einer annehmbaren Zeit trocken bekommen…

[@olivertaylor8788]

If that shit isnt dry youll clog a lot of chimneys and stoke chimney fires.But if dry,you got a gold mine..You cannot beat wood heat.I have allways had a wood system for heat.only way to go.

[@heromachines4453]

Exactly! Keeping firewood clean and mold-free is very important. Inhaling mold spores has adverse effects on your health.

[@oldtrio1]

firewood proccresing

[@claymack1109]

To the extreme

[@jamc666]

becomes repetitive pretty quickly...

[@bigDH123]

Do you need to play such annoying music in an otherwise good video.

[@heromachines4453]

I will improve in the next videos.

[@johnbarham7718]

@@heromachines4453 Just machine sounds please.

[@daveklein2826]

Turn the volume down dummy

[@KenSentMe-]

Far from fast. Check out Palax C1000 and Hakki Pilke 55 pro in youtube.

[@greghackney8437]

That'd be a hot ass fire.

[@chrissinni8049]

I can chop that much by hand ,I'm not impressed 😩

[@robinhinson606]

What a total waste of good timber

[@R577TARSHISH]

How do you know it's good timber?

[@ЕвгенийБалашов-к7п]

Помойка на територии дикая, неужели порядок нельзя навести

[@Swindy1794]

That is a SHITLOAD of firewood!! Omg!!

[@heromachines4453]

Keeping firewood clean and mold-free is very important. Inhaling mold spores has adverse effects on your health.

[@laoluu]

A lot of good wood gets wasted here for fire wood.

[@tokus64]

A lot of people can warm themself with this wasted wood when its cold and freezing outside.

[@heromachines4453]

All wood for firewood was legally harvested and newly planted soon after.

[@kiloton1920]

My friend who makes firewood said these things are a joke and can only handle small trees and looks like he was right

[@herauthon]

buybuy wood.. buybuy happiness hello empty space growing with greatest pace burn all the trees - turn them all to ephemeral heat a heart beat sanity defeat.

[@janveltkamp1541]

Burning wood and replanting still is CO2 better then burning gas and oil

[@jeanlucanouilh6666]

bonjour je recherche une belle femme pour conduire pelle et tracteur et vivre a la campagne merci aux plaisir 🎈🎈

[@telcelmagdalena6288]

No me gusta tu musikita, enfada deja escuchar las marinas. Dedo abajo.

[@davedrew5348]

What a total waste of good timber

[@andycapp8843]

How can it be a waste? Going for heat production, domestic or industrial, clearly it’s not suitable for cabinet making and there’s a surplus for the manufacture of pallets. Best look at the plastic industry, this has taken the place of wood in many instances and is now a serious threat to the environment. Not all timber is suitable for paper production either. What would (?) you suggest this timber be used for, much of which may be diseased or infected.?

[@codymoreland4496]

If this was suitable for finished boards they would not be missing the profit opportunity that would present. Therefore the wood must not be quality enough for that or the demand is too low.

[@heromachines4453]

All wood for firewood was legally harvested and newly planted soon after. The sawdust turns into wood pellets, it is a closed double process.

[@janveltkamp1541]

@Andy Capp, burning and replanting wood is a natural CO@ cicle and thus much better then burning gas and oil