For anyone that's ever had to chop firewood

bobtomay · Apr 22, 2009

You need a firewood processor.

(It can take a few seconds to open)

If that one's not working try here.

gagnerants · Apr 22, 2009

Man that would be freaking awesome to have, to bad we don't use to much firewood around SoCal.

rman · Apr 22, 2009

that make quick work of splitting logs, but the Zimmer from Monster Garage would be more fun.

Kash · Apr 22, 2009

That was awesome

cwa107 · Apr 22, 2009

Man, it's amazing how that hydraulic ram makes it look like the log is made of play-dough.

dtravis7 · Apr 22, 2009

That is so cool especially if you had a lot of wood to cut up. My place has a fake fireplace and mantel but I can't burn wood in it. I miss the days of a good fire on a cold night.

Dysfunction · Apr 22, 2009

very cool, but I enjoy splitting wood

vansmith · Apr 22, 2009

dtravis7 said:
I miss the days of a good fire on a cold night.

You could always buy this and tell yourself you're warm

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iWhat · Apr 22, 2009

For some reason, I could watch that thing all day. Very cool.

But have you seen its mother though?

cwa107 · Apr 23, 2009

dtravis7 said:
That is so cool especially if you had a lot of wood to cut up. My place has a fake fireplace and mantel but I can't burn wood in it. I miss the days of a good fire on a cold night.

It's overrated, trust me. Most of the heat goes up the flue, and then there's chimney cleanings and creosote to worry about. I'd much rather have a gas insert (on my to do list for one of these days).

bobtomay · Apr 23, 2009

iWhat said:
For some reason, I could watch that thing all day. Very cool.

But have you seen its mother though?

Yeah, dunno why, but I've watched that thing at least a half dozen times.

Mama is pretty cool also.

Dysfunction · Apr 23, 2009

cwa107 said:
It's overrated, trust me. Most of the heat goes up the flue, and then there's chimney cleanings and creosote to worry about. I'd much rather have a gas insert (on my to do list for one of these days).

I've rarely lit an open fire for warmth, and gas fires just don't have the same ambiance. Now growing up in WI, we had a pot belly stove.. that thing was HOT and pretty efficient at transferring heat into the house instead of out the flue.

Locoweed · Apr 23, 2009

I saw this operation in upstate N.Y.

For anyone that's ever had to chop firewood

bobtomay

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gagnerants

rman

Kash

cwa107

dtravis7

Dysfunction

vansmith

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iWhat

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cwa107

bobtomay

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Dysfunction

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