kindling

[Chris Gagen]

So, I'm looking to upgrade my kindling process via the use of a kindlet machine.

 

What I want to know is who is going to buy from me?? I understand there to be a shortage of suppliers in East Anglia, is this true, or just malicious rumour:001_tt2:?

 

I have facility to store large amounts of prepared kindling so I'm expecting to be able to fulfil anysize order (no harm in being ambitious:001_tongue:)

 

I'm based in North Essex

 

Thoughts please people.

[Chris Gagen]

errrm, just thought I'd better point out that this will be in time for 2011-2012 season...

[windfall]

Depends on price, i am looking at bringing in products from the uk for sale here on the isle of man.

 

What are you thinking price wise?

[Chris Gagen]

Depends on price, i am looking at bringing in products from the uk for sale here on the isle of man.

 

What are you thinking price wise?

 

ummm, would be in line with similar size products, but, not having got the machine yet (only going to view one in action tomorrow as it happens) rather depends on how much i have to pay for the raw material...

 

sorry, not much of an answer really:blushing:

[windfall]

lol not really.

 

Depending on cost it may be worth me taking a LWB transit worth from you.

[ashman]

Let me know what you think of the kindlett machine, i have been looking around for a suitable bit of kit for processing kindling and would be interested to hear your views on it.

I think it may be a step to far for me though.

 

Rob.

[Chris Gagen]

lol not really.

 

Depending on cost it may be worth me taking a LWB transit worth from you.

 

I'll bear that in mind. I will obviously have a better idea of pricing when i get set up with it, hopefully by late spring at the latest.

[Chris Gagen]

Ashman, I will be sure to post my findings right here...

[renewablejohn]

I looked at a kindlet machine but for my 9 inch joiners off cuts it could not handle it. At the moment I am abusing my palax processor to do kindling but this is not ideal unless I get a multiblade manufactured. I was wondering what other alternatives are available. Even thought of adapting a flywheel press but that might be dangerous. Any other bright ideas

[gensetsteve]

I thought fuelwood did a 3 phase machine that does 9 in I think 9 in is standard on the continent.