logging table

[borderfirewood]

Have just made this, what do you think, is it too big

[rovers90]

Looks well made but as you're the one using it I would have thought only you could answer the question. Where did you buy the rollers as I could do with a couple extra on my deck?

[borderfirewood]

Looks well made but as you're the one using it I would have thought only you could answer the question. Where did you buy the rollers as I could do with a couple extra on my deck?

 

they are Boat trailer rollers I got off ebay, I think £4 each, they are a bit rubbery, rather than a hard plastic, I will see if i can find the company name for you.

[slack ma girdle]

That is going to need some substantial footings, or it will sink with the first load of cord.

Looks like it will do the job

[borderfirewood]

That is going to need some substantial footings, or it will sink with the first load of cord.

Looks like it will do the job

 

I live up in the hills in mid Wales, there aint nothing but rock under the grass around here lol:biggrin:

[gensetsteve]

I am going to bodge one up in an hour will put up some pics. I think yours will need another beam through the middle and another roller. Best place place for rollers is probably towsure.

[Phil The Wood]

Personally, i'd say it's too big (length-wise). Also, it isn't steep enough so the logs won't roll onto the end easily. I would make the angle around 20-30 degrees wheras at the mo it looke more like 10 or 15. The problem with having a long table aswell is if the logs get stuck (likely due to the relaxed angle) you'll have to poke them with the telehandler and that is fraught with danger!

 

I would chop it in half and make it steeper, then you've got something more usable.

[gensetsteve]

Knocked this up with a few g cramps this morning. I would give yours a try and then add some mods if it needs it my best tools have been perfected from bodges along the way.