what logs have you been chopping today!

[ash_smith123]

Going well thanks Matt! It's a Great machine, very well built!

No worries Sam, I will let you know when we have them available for wholesale. Hopefully in a week or 2!

[gdh]

Spent the last couple of days getting logs in and sorting them into stuff for firewood and smaller logs for chipping.

[IRE David H]

Spent the last couple of days getting logs in and sorting them into stuff for firewood and smaller logs for chipping.

 

can you show a picture of the chipper pile as all i see is firewood, it all burns:001_smile:

[gdh]

can you show a picture of the chipper pile as all i see is firewood, it all burns:001_smile:

 

Top picture is mostly chip stuff. There's nothing wrong with it, we just find it easier to chip the small bent logs for use in our boiler than spend ages putting it through the processor where small stuff produces a lot of kindling and rubbish.

 

Edit; those pictures aren't the best example because most the trailers we bought in didn't have any small logs. Normally we cut anything over about 6 inch.

Edited January 19, 2017 by gdh

[Logsnstuff]

that small stuff is great on a sawbench have enough in the yard so far to do couple of hundred bags of them this year.

[SamWhiting12]

Need start splitting this lot. Not looking forward to it

[william petts]

I've got a big pile of crappy arb waste that I need to chainsaw/ring up. Really not motivated to do it but once I get going I should be alright haha!

[william petts]

Been doing a bit of splitting lately, how are you guys been getting on with processing so far this year

[gdh]

Been very busy on the logs this week, cutting firewood non stop and we made a few stakes. Also been splitting the oversized stuff,there's a quick video here. https://m.facebook.com/hormannsfirewood/?ref=bookmarks

[Woodworks]

Been very busy on the logs this week, cutting firewood non stop and we made a few stakes. Also been splitting the oversized stuff,there's a quick video here. https://m.facebook.com/hormannsfirewood/?ref=bookmarks

 

Nice set up but how do make a living £150 for 2.4 m3