Anyone got a kindlet machine ?

[gensetsteve]

I have nice bits of kiln dried planed 6x2 offcuts coming in ( no nails) . Not sure if i can justify the money to buy a machine on the off chance I can sell enough to pay for it. Anyone got any ideas beg, borrow or hire ?

[adamread]

hey talk to richard at fuelwood warwick he makes them and will hire you one for a week

[log supplier]

I have nice bits of kiln dried planed 6x2 offcuts coming in ( no nails) . Not sure if i can justify the money to buy a machine on the off chance I can sell enough to pay for it. Anyone got any ideas beg, borrow or hire ?

 

i have a kindling machine... kindla by fuelwood...

excellent bit of machinery.. cost a few bob...

i wouldnt be putting off cuts into it .. its designed for round wood..

max 1ft diameter and 7" length

 

as adamread said, go to fuelwood

[davetaz]

i have a kindling machine... kindla by fuelwood...

excellent bit of machinery.. cost a few bob...

i wouldnt be putting off cuts into it .. its designed for round wood..

max 1ft diameter and 7" length

 

as adamread said, go to fuelwood

 

I saw fuelwood demonstrating one of their machines at APF show last year and they were using old fence rails (4x2) to be turned into kindling. The guys operating the machine just kept putting stacks of 6" offcuts through it, they had several bulk bags of this stuff to use

 

Keep looking for one to borrow or hire, some people with them keep them under cover for 10 months of the year!

 

I know a guy in north wales with a kindler, I'm hoping to supply him with a few tonnes soft wood in return for appropriate amount of kindling

good luck

[log supplier]

I saw fuelwood demonstrating one of their machines at APF show last year and they were using old fence rails (4x2) to be turned into kindling. The guys operating the machine just kept putting stacks of 6" offcuts through it, they had several bulk bags of this stuff to use

 

Keep looking for one to borrow or hire, some people with them keep them under cover for 10 months of the year!

 

I know a guy in north wales with a kindler, I'm hoping to supply him with a few tonnes soft wood in return for appropriate amount of kindling

good luck

 

 

 

its quite hard work using these machines, as there none stop and quite noisy too..

iv 1 lad feeding the machine another filling the nets and another 1 putting the new nets on and tying the full nets/stacking..

there quite fast once you get going.. 100 nets and hour

 

no good if only 1 person is doing the whole process..stopping and starting...

[Mr Wood]

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Nice bit off kit works well, as others have said not much use for a one man band hard to keep up, ill stick to me saw and logsplitter can split about 5 3/4 inch in one go.

 

Lovely bit of kit thow!

[log supplier]

heres my kindling machine ...

 

from fuelwood

[mikey10]

I have nice bits of kiln dried planed 6x2 offcuts coming in ( no nails) . Not sure if i can justify the money to buy a machine on the off chance I can sell enough to pay for it. Anyone got any ideas beg, borrow or hire ?

 

I hired a kindlett from a bloke in north wales, its a 2005 model so slower than the new turbo model, so it can be operated by one person all day long 40 to 50 bags an hour, charged me £700.00 for month and got 4000 bags done in 3 weeks. can find out his number if interested. Mike.

[gensetsteve]

Yes please Mike would be great

[76AR]

I am looking to purchase a kindlet machine. I have the funds waiting to go just thought i would see if anyone had a used one before i take the plunge of a new one.

 

Any help would be appreciated