My firewood rack

[kindlett]

Fair enough everyone is intitled to an opinion.but i would not

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

you are intitled to your opinion.but believe it or not this is a very qiuck way of bagging.that is why i dont have to kill myself ill do 100nets in 2.5 hours on my own then 3hours on the proccessor and thats my days work done tomoz.then ill cut all day wedsday then me and my labourer will be bagging 500thursday and we will deliver all 600friday and finish @2pm we work to live not the other way round thats a mugs game.pm me if want to buy in bulk logs or kindling.

[Frank]

Hi, thanks for the idea,checked the pictures out and just knocked one together with offcuts of timber round the yard, took couple of hours and cost Knack all. cheers.

[davetaz]

I've just started doing a few nets and came up with a similar (but smaller) version of kindlett's rack. It works well and cost virtually nothing to make. When you drop the logs in, their own weight prevents them from catching on the netting. Lift the net when full, put on table and tie knot, job done

[Stephen Blair]

now that i like.

[kindlett]

Great minds think alike m8.its so easy to make one i cant understand why anyone would want to buy a tray bagger the rack system is superb.

[kindlett]

The one you like on here is a one hole rack same as mine but 9 holes less.

[davetaz]

Cheers SWB and Kindlett, only made it a month ago to have a go at nets for a few people on the canals and selling them from local farm-shop. Already had the table as an out door work bench, screwed two batons (removed from a pallet) on to it and banged 4 nails in to it. I had been looking at fuel woods tray and decided not worth it. If nets go well I can easily set up a bigger rack

[Stephen Blair]

i bought a 1000 bags from ebay, 997 still in a pile, i gave up trying to fill them by hand, the logs caught the sides it was a nightmare, but i reckon i will get them filled quick as now cheers

[davetaz]

be good to know how you get on with your nets now, I do some kindling this way as well

[kindlett]

Do you cut your kindling by hand if so get a waist high length of hardwood 15inch diammeter as yor chopping block stick two battons off two sides 4inch down then run your other battons other way and hang your bags they will be a little lower so you can chop your kindling straight into bag put 3 pieces of a old drum round three sides about 10inch deep so all our hard work goes into the net good luck.