What kindling machine do you have

[Big steve]

Well as the above says

What machines do you guys use for kindling new and old more interested in the older machines really

I run a kindlet

 

 

Also have another machine that I believe to be extremely old but unsure I will have to take a photo though but would be interested to see what others use also to see if there is a sister for my other machine ?

 

Regards steve

P.s hope the pic attachment is right

[major]

We've got a posch autosplit!

[timbernut]

Kindlet!

[Billy68]

Kindlet

[Logsnstuff]

next there will be challenges to see how many bags an hr from roundwood and offcuts. get your bags at the ready

 

can't afford a kindling machine but I would go for posch most likely.

[Big steve]

Nice anyone got anything really old but meaningful Iv had a under slung flywheel machine but there quite common !

 

Steve

[gensetsteve]

Kindlet well made no plastic. No real experience of the posch but what I saw I would not have the control or access to make neat bags. The posch looked ok if you make random filled bags if you get a knot the only way to clear it seemed to be keep going but they may have changed the design now.

[Logsnstuff]

from what I remember the top was hinged right above the splitting blade and you could lift anything out that wasn't going through too easily. only fuelwood machine I have seen had design flaw nothing putting pressure on the log as it entered the knife guy was having to use a pinch bar to stop it kicking back but that was 3-4 yrs ago.

[gensetsteve]

from what I remember the top was hinged right above the splitting blade and you could lift anything out that wasn't going through too easily. only fuelwood machine I have seen had design flaw nothing putting pressure on the log as it entered the knife guy was having to use a pinch bar to stop it kicking back but that was 3-4 yrs ago.

 

I guess if I was in the market for a new one I would see both working. The kindlet is not great with lots of 6 inch round timber. There are fingers that stop the timber returning but if its too high they wont have the angle. The ends of the fingers also need to be kept sharp. The kindlet excels at square joinery off cuts.

[FJMatt]

Well as the above says

What machines do you guys use for kindling new and old more interested in the older machines really

I run a kindlet

 

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Also have another machine that I believe to be extremely old but unsure I will have to take a photo though but would be interested to see what others use also to see if there is a sister for my other machine ?

 

Regards steve

P.s hope the pic attachment is right

 

I have had a kindlet with rota bagger 11 year no probs , what depth is the bagging tray on your picture ,? made one few year ago but never worked that well so took it off again ,looking at your picture i might have made the sides to high

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