How straight is your wood?

[Joy Yeomans]

smaller diametre would all go through a jappa 700 or similar bigger stuff would transaw all processors i know would take that we only get nice straight softwood

 

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[david c]

I use a Dalen processor which will take most bent lengths because it has quite a wide feed belt.

[spudulike]

I dress to the left.......does that help:blushing:

 

Sorry - someone had to:001_rolleyes:

[Alycidon]

That looks pretty decent stuff to me as well, yes there is a bit of bent there but nothing most processors like my 700 wont handle

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At the Arb show the Binderberger 520 demo I watched had a guy at the back with a chainsaw taking off soiled ends of logs as they were loaded onto the feed rack, it is a chainsaw processor though so its a fair point.

 

You cant blame manufacturers for wanting to show their equipment in the best possible light especially in a show like that where you will have 20 processors competing for one order. Hence I feel that they must select what they want to put through or at least ask for timber that is more or less straight and between x and y in diameter.

 

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[truncator]

Woodworks he'll yea that looks perfect. 4/5 at at time no problem. In all honesty I would make a custom length with a load of cups so it makes it even more efficient. Drop them in and cut away. Bent stuff and all

 

 

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[truncator]

Bloody iPhone hell yea not he'll yea!

 

 

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[TimberCutterDartmoor]

I've got two seperate stacks; one of bananas and one of pokers; will add pics later. Love poker straight wood!

[Rich2484]

Straight as an arrow if I'm looking at the favourite girls thread........

 

I will also get my coat..

[Woodworks]

Here is how I process the smaller stuff at the moment. This picture shows quite straight stuff but this sort of horse can be loaded with really bent stuff with careful loading. I lift the whole lot up on the forks to save the back when sorting through the logs.

[truncator]

We have just tested our new cup system and did a bit if time, motion and fuel use. This is 8.5 tonne in 6 hours and we only used 2 litres is 2 stroke!

 

Cutting on sawhorse, straight into bags strapped to forklift

 

 

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