Setting up a small-scale kindling business - advice required

[Big steve]

[TeaMonsta]

Looks like a sturdy piece of kit. Think I'd be using a piece of timber to push the stuff through, though. I'll keep a look out....

 

In the meantime, I'll also have a look for a source of timber off-cuts. I do like RenewableJohn's Aldi, idea, though, which I'll be investigating, too.

Edited November 22, 2015 by TeaMonsta

[renewablejohn]

The machine pictured works with knotty wood very well but Iv never seen another made by the same company

 

Can we play snap although mine is in oily black. Do you have the covers for the blades as mine are missing and I was looking for a mould to make some new castings.

Edited November 22, 2015 by renewablejohn

[renewablejohn]

 

Never been brave enough to run my machine as quick as that.

[Big steve]

I have all the covers yes who's is yours made by ?

 

Iv never seen another by the same manufacturer

And Iv looked very hard

 

Steve

[Big steve]

Mine was oily black until a fire !

 

Steve

[MR TREEBUS]

Can we play snap although mine is in oily black. Do you have the covers for the blades as mine are missing and I was looking for a mould to make some new castings.

 

It was "well lubricated" John!!

[gensetsteve]

The machine pictured works with knotty wood very well but Iv never seen another made by the same company

 

We had the same machine driven by a 3 phase motor it looked like it had the ability to cut the fingers off both hands at the same time. I never bothered and sold it on to some one less cowardly than me.

[renewablejohn]

It was "well lubricated" John!!

 

Are we talking about the machine or the previous owner

 

Now works at the flick of a switch

[farmer_ben]

If you have a £1,000 kitty, buy £1,000 worth of kindling wholesale. You will probably double you money easily for not doing much work at all.