neat metre billet processor

[rowan lee]

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[briquette_seller]

That's some beautiful looking wood

[Mortimer Firewood]

It's a cool machine but in my yard would be shagged with in a year.

[Wood wasp]

I like the splitting system and how it gives nice even sized wood but still too much handling

[rowan lee]

I love small scale billet production, perfect setup for a domestic user - 30 cubes a year say. (Some of the parts do look a little light weight for commercial use alright).

[rovers90]

Wouldn't have thought it was too safe doing it roadside. Splitting ring is quite funky but machine not very fast.

[difflock]

werry werry complicated, and light built forby.

Can the doubtless capital investment in the machinery, and its ongoing maint costs, be recouped over its working life, compared to a simpler more manual set up running an extra, perhaps casual labourer?

Anyway that Beech is simply ideal feedstock, try instead some thran knotty crooked Lodgepole Pine

[wrsni]

Anyway that Beech is simply ideal feedstock,

 

Indeed it is, twathrie brave tight boys with a decent chainsaw, sawhorse, and an X27 could produce a lot of blocks out of that in a bit of a day!

[difflock]

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Or girls!

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The "glow" ud fair be dripping off them mind!

[wrsni]

The "glow" ud fair be dripping off them mind!

 

Aye deed, cheeks like a baboons arse!