I would like to see what is inside this !

[ArthurBottlesworth]

Bit under £3k if I remember right

 

Wouldn't mind hiring one for a few days

[Logsnstuff]

Bit under £3k if I remember right

 

Wouldn't mind hiring one for a few days

 

I thought they were about about £3,250 now

[drythropple]

Woudnt it be worth considering bagging into a smaller paper type bag, so you could just throw the whole thing into the fire?

[Daniël Bos]

You can buy just the workings, build your own frame, chute and hopper to have it just the way you want it.

Found this one on a polish site:

 

R?bak walcowy GR-110 Pieni??no ? Tablica.pl

 

Seems to have very good specs, cuts 10cm/4" 12m warranty etc.

4500 zloty is about £900...

[zeroluke]

Oh my god I wish 'd seen the bare unit only for sale. Last year near me there was half an acre of branch wood just left and abandonned between a farm and a pit top, free for all. Little sods from the nearest village had a game of petrol and matches with it it burned for a week

[ArthurBottlesworth]

Woudnt it be worth considering bagging into a smaller paper type bag, so you could just throw the whole thing into the fire?

 

I've been thinking along same lines for a bit

 

When we had solid fuel rayburn thought bag of coal just right size would have been clean and convenient

 

Ditto with these mini logs, i think they might be awkward as they come out of machine, and you'd have to use a scuttle, all a bit messy

 

But has potental

[Woodworks]

" i think they might be awkward as they come out of machine, and you'd have to use a scuttle, all a bit messy"

 

This how I burn ours on the stove. They get decanted out into a garden trug outside then use a cole shovel to put them on the fire. It cuts down the mess but not perfect.

[ArthurBottlesworth]

If its going to be proper market

It needs to be perfect

 

Nice sealed paper bag, with right amount of mini logs would be 100%

 

Supply paper sack with bagged up logs inside, just open sack and chuck one on, all nice and clean ......

[peatff]

This one looks suitably dangerous but a gravity feed and some covers would make it an efficient tool. Could be an old cement mixer converted.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0VKvYB4xss]PST woodcutter (demo) 2011 - YouTube[/ame]

[zeroluke]

This one looks suitably dangerous but a gravity feed and some covers would make it an efficient tool. Could be an old cement mixer converted.

 

Not sure an old cement mixer would be strong enough. One I have seen used an old international axle and diff for the rotation, attached to a tractor, and that almost had a bit of flex in it.