Wood processor homemade on Hanfab slasher table

[@danvize4284]

very nice. pretty slick how your log stop flips down to guide your block into the splitter.. not sure I've seen that before

[@Alan_Hans__]

There's some excellent thought gone into that design. Well done

[@skippyau2385]

safest one out there operator not on the ground near the saw blade,ram or knives whole set up workes well its a ten out of ten from me

[@skeets6060]

That is pretty damned slick !

[@Gus1966-c9o]

Great job !

[@VirtualDJify]

What is your hydraulic motor for your saw? And what size of pump? Very nice processor!

[@jeffmurray2187]

She is a beast!

[@ChrisSmith-fp1tw]

Nice! Where do you find a blade that big and a cylinder that fast for a splitter. I'm wanting to build a processer.

[@parkerrowe4687]

Wow thats slick!!

[@forrestchauncey2853]

Nice repurpose of an old slasher

[@mistersled]

Forrest Chauncey, it’s not a repurpose, just another use. The processor is easily removed from the slasher in about 5 mins and it can be used to slash wood as normal

[@lawgdog1]

I've got a 170 Serco and have been thinking of building one similar. I just came across your video. Any pointers you could send my way would be great.

[@jimdorman1550]

Cool! Are you controlling something with the clam? I was trying to watch and time.

[@mistersled]

Jim Dorman, the piece you see me squeezing with the clan brings down an arm to secure the log for cutting as well as moves a selector valve so I can operate another function with the same control in the machine

[@rogerl8488]

nice!!!

[@tooge47]

can't really see, but is that a 4 way wedge?

[@mistersled]

mark marchiafava, yes it's a 4 way knife that move up and down hydraulically to adjust for different sized wood