Eastonmade; Most Impractical Use Of A Firewood Processor...Or Is It?
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I didn't know you had
"saw-teach".
I noticed some of the European saw blades come from the side so they are right close anyway.
I know it takes energy to lift the saw up all the time but I don't know how much.
I guess it could be calculated based on the definition of a horsepower. One horsepower would be what a normal horse could do which is a certain amount of foot pounds per second.
Hi Jake, you won the swag draw for this video. Send me an email with your shirt size and I'll get it out for you andrew@eastonmadewoodsplitters.com
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@jakebredthauer5100 no worries ill move onto the next guy
I think this is a fantastic idea, I was talking to Doug about a standalone “purpose built” blocking machine a few months ago specifically for the guys that have your high production splitters. The bottle neck ends up being the cutting and having a smaller live deck with a cutter would accompany a lot of your splitters very well! Sign me up!!
There is another comment similar to yours down below. It has a green M icon and one reply.
The HWM channel
had a buzz saw for the rear of his tractor.
@@jakebredthauer5100 yeah I’ve seen his samurai, I chip most stuff that size. I’d be interested in one that cuts 15”-20” logs
Any reason to use an Eastonmade product is a good reason! If you're an operation that makes cord wood and bundle wood and use and Axis or a splitter with a box wedge for that then doing what you're doing to make the rounds makes perfect sense. Much faster and less effort than using a chainsaw and you get consistent sizing without having to measure and mark each log. Dave
That worked Awesome! Work smarter, not harder! Well executed Andrew.👍👍
Invention born of necessity! Great application, Andrew.
Andrew comes through for Maple Producers once again! We are still grateful for your generosity at Bunyan last year.
First thing I thought of was how handy it would be for making boiler wood. Great machine.
You make amazing products mate. Nothing is available in Australia like it
So I think getting the engineering staff to work on a design for just a rounds cutoff machine . Those of us that have Eastonmade splitters don’t need another splitter but getting rounds cut fast and easy is something to think about for sure. 👍👌🇺🇸🇨🇦💪
I am trying to think who would want a cut off machine. It would be someone who has a splitter but does not want a processor.
I am pretty sure that you can buy one in Europe.
The best application I could see, is MY trailer under the end of IT! Just holler if you need another test run!
Andrew you and your company come up with the products, then show them in use how to cut down on man power, along with higher production. Keep up the good work.
I actually have few customers that have wanted nothing but unsplit "overnighters"... so this would be a really fast way to process a load!
That is a slick way to make rounds. Very creative and definitely efficient. Love the T-shirt by the way.
That circular saw cuts through those logs like butter, much faster than a chain saw.
Those circular saw processors are amazing. I can't wait to see the 40c!
I think it's a great idea. 👍 easy on the back, no running the chain in the dirt and no heaving rounds in the trailor. Love the new shirt too
New shirts look great. I thought you were going to take back the fastest 1/3rd of a cord challenge at first. Definitely blocks them up in a hurry!
Just for bucking up rounds for a show? Absolutely this is fantastic. Oh yeah the shirt is cool to.
this would be good for cutting rounds for outdoor boilers that run whole rounds to a certain size. I have seen channels just bucking up logs to 20"-24" as long as the logs stay in that sweet spot of up to 14"-16" diameter.
Some restaurants or even home barbecue smokers prefer unseasoned or semi seasoned wood so if you were trying to keep the wood greener longer might be an application where blocking the logs and not splitting the rounds would make sense.
Good day Andrew, i have thought of this before personally. That this ejection table could be used for other uses then just cut offs. Like what I’m seeing here full rounds for whatever application. Outstanding equipment, I believe a outstanding place to work and overall outstanding company which in my eyes makes you # 1. Love the new logo cheers 👌🏻🔥🇨🇦
Giant buzz saw! Love it. Wish I had one.
Super great idea for bucking up logs.
What a fantastic application Andrew. New shirts look awesome.
That’s actually a rad idea Andrew
Great idea. certainly a much faster way of processing into chunks
Love the new shirt, and anything that can reduce time away from the chainsaw is fine.
I like the double chain conveyor. Nice shirt!
I could see this being useful for boiler wood for 6 - 8 - 10" rounds that a customer may not want split because rounds burn longer
Love the new shirts. Pretty nifty setup to save you some time for the show.
You can get a load of rounds fast like that! Like the new t-shirt!
My wife thinks I'm crazy just sitting here watching wood be cut. I tell her it is therapy for me.
lol
Enjoy your well deserved vacation Eastonmade crew!
G'day Andrew, I just watched a Mike Morgan vid where he said he had all his blue firewood processing equipment in the woods and all his orange equipment back at the yard, so I Thought to myself self I know a company in Canada that can solve that problem 🤔👍.
Hey whatever works! If you have it, put it to use. I think that was a great idea!
That’s a great idea Andrew doesn’t take long for a trailer load for sure, nice looking shirt 👍👍🪵
Nice shirt Andrew!
Those processors sure do make quick work maybe one day I’ll get one
The new shirts are nice.keep up the good work
I do like the new shirt logo.
It seems like yesterday when I watched you blocking up wood with a chainsaw. Can't say that l blame you for trading that in for some quality time in the cab. Helps keep the sawdust off your new shirt so you're ready for later engagements. Like the shirt.
Jumpins that saw sure is quick to cut. I’m use to the chainsaw style wood processor that Chris in the wood yard has.
Have a great day.
Makes sense to me. Consistent and fast cuts, then loads it. I bet it's a time saver for sure. Love the new shirts.
I would love to have this set up, put my home made processor to shame. Haha 😄 From Alberta have a good day.
I like the shirt!! Only have a couple of people who ask for rounds!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe
How about a small logo on the left chest and a big logo on the back, that would fly your colors coming and going
Looks like it will do a great job on Elm which we have here in S C Nebraska
Good evening. For the larger rounds maybe use a rubber mat for a horse trailer, it'd help to keep from denting the floor.
Kinda a give or take deal.
Maybe the crossbars could come with a extension or aggressive design, too help with the larger rounds.
hi there making stools to sit on , good show do it at the PB show for the ones that need to take a brake john,
Wow that thing is amazing. Can u send one to Scotland I'll be you'd Scottish representative conquer this side of the pond. Or even just a splitter!! 👍🏴 Any kinda firewood production this would work. Or could cut to feed into a kindling machine!
Boiler rounds, customers who might enjoy making their own size splits, could be practical for other situations around custom or specific orders if you wanted to cater the option, it seems to be an available option. 👍
Love that circular saw
I do like the T-shirt design. It would look good on a hoodie as well.
Nice set up. Speed of saw unreal. Cheers
This video gave me anxiety. I could hear my father hollering at me now for dropping rounds into a dump trailer. “You’re gonna dent the floor all to hell”
Be great for making kindling, bag wood, or simply nice buckin firewood coupled with the Axis..
Hey now that’s a back saver right there
I like the new shirt Andrew.
Looking good hope your enjoying your summer holdiay time.
Size is a medium you guys got the address 😅😅 like those shirts!
Rather than a bigger paddle on the conveyor, place a kicker in there to spin each round as it rolls through the splitting chamber. Something detachable should be easy to fab up.
this... or i was thinking move the conveyor 8 inches right or angle 45 instead of perpendicular to the proessor so the log rolls onto the shield first and then can land end forward
Shirts are looking good Andrew
Great video as always 👍
The new shirts look awesome
Not sure of a purpose but all the conveyors going different directions looks cool.
Your making drinking stools lol - T shirt look nice, it makes short work out of those logs for your show, don't smell like 2 stroke. Cheers
Using another Conveyer is a very cleaver idea to cut wood on the processor it saves time and money,
Wait a second!....They make Maple syrup up in Canada?
Nice Tshirt, love it
I really like to see creative ways of using existing gear. A bit of thought can save a heap of hard "yakker" (as we say in NZ)
Remember the tv show the Walton’s. If John Walton could cut his firewood with a saw like that I think it’s ok for you to do it too!!! Lol
Great nice looking shirt. save a lot of work and time.
You could use it like that for some wood boiler customers that like big chunks
I was making cedar cookies for making 4 inch thick step blocks for around someones garden and to make walkways. Years ago I ws using my bandsaw mill but a couple years ago I was using my old chainsaw wood processor and it was way faster with less problems and no setup time and no need for special jig to hold the blocks. never used a circler blade processor but I am sure it would work fine.. I would take the splitting wedge out and let like 4 or 5 cookies fall down and use slipping wedge to push them on to conveyer. I think your way is better but mine didn't have a side chute
that would be great for the smaller logs you don't want split
Andrew,small work of big 🪵 excellent job and video ❤😊😮
Maybe slow down the chain speed might help keep the big ones from rolling back?
Your missing some fun, Burt can use the filipper for cookies and project them across the yard. Chris had to show that in action.
Maybe for some one who sells dump loads of rounds at a discount, kind of a split your own and save, i know i have in the past, but those were from backyard trees we had to saw to 14-16 to hand carry/cart out of a back yard, but, if it has the splitting mechanism on the machine, why not use it 😂. But like others have said boiler wood on smaller logs, most def.
Awesome peice of equipment
nice job Andrew
The only way that would work for regular firewood is if you had a lot of narrow logs. I have 2 acres of smaller trees that I will be clearing out to build a retirement house. But with the smaller trees a chainsaw still work.
Most practical use of a processor is using it to do what you need it to do I would say.!
what a great idea ! this is the cats meow
If you have a lot of small sticks that do not go through the wedge well. I think the big rounds would have gone through better it you could have pulled the wedge and pushed them into the attached conveyor
Check it out boys and girls great Canadian wood splitter for your buck on the market. Carry ON boys and girls . 😊
Chocolate chip cookies are in the oven for the grandkids. Watchting Andrew, conveyor doesn't like whole rounds.
Love this channel
Hey Andrew like the new shirt
I could see using the elevator to load Mulch if you are running a smaller loader.
I consistently deal with very large diameter trees as saw mill culls 32" plus.I currently use a 12-22 to work up those huge rounds. I cannot afford a processor that can handle that size rounds a bucking saw used like this would save me lots of time
Now that beats a chain saw blockng firewood anyday!
Bigger paddles or lower the conveyor a little???
Just wondering what the thickness of the cut is on the circular saw.
When the little helper door is up...does that activate a limit switch so you cannot accidently make a cut? Cheers Andrew! I am due to win some swag. Lol.
Does the quality of the comments go down when he gives away free stuff?
The saws will still cut if the catch tray is up.
@@BertsCustomCuts Thanks Bert. Now that was a constructive comment.
@Z-Bart the circle saws are the only ones that have the teach function for saw return the 22 mb doesn't have that feature its all the way up every time.
Nice shirt where can I get one 👍🏻
A stand alone bucking station in the future?
I have a customer who is building a log wall, and wants 24"rounds for the wall. So far my business partner and I have provided about 10 cords worth of rounds for the log wall.
Thats a coold project. Ive seen a handful of barn foundations done like that locally. Always thought it would be cool to do a building like that
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters
Use concrete for the foundation.
There is less shrink and expansion with the softwood species. A thick softwood wall has excellent thermal mass and thermal insulation. There are books written on cordwood construction. Sawdust is used in the mortar.
What species of rounds?
@@jakebredthauer5100 all ash.
Nice looking shirts
I have a few customers that ask us for unsplit rounds at different lengths so they could split at home. That would sure make things faster.
This strikes me as a good way to block on a production scale. However, it wouldn,t be cost effective to use this method as you stated earlier. But it sure rips some blocks in a hurry!!!