Seems to be nice machine like the set up log lift seems to need adjustments butt all in all seems good now here it’s beginning of 2023 what’s the price tag ? And is it made in the states here ?
Great machine, and as someone else said, the best return system which holds the log with springs so that it drops vertically into the trough, unlike other systems where the operator is constantly adjusting the log. Interested to know the details inside the box. Are the blades staggered or angled or both, and are they just welded top and bottom or cut into the horizontal plates. The forces in there must be tremendous as wood is so strong in compression.
Nice splitter. I'm curious how does that beast handle freshly cut oak with knots and perhaps that strandy type of maple (dont know the name) that is tough on normal Splitters. How often if ever do the rounds need to be sledge hammered out of the box wedge design? Thanks.
hi, I will be sending one to your area next week. it will be in featherston . my email and cell number are at the end of the video , please get in touch .
Bigger engine required , Ive got some 24HP Chinese old school 1115 diesels in Timaru , that would make this unstoppable, Literally , On the test run oil from the air filter got into the engine and the motor ran away :) , so did I . 160 KG engine from memory at 3000 RPM + is quire scary
You guys build one that will split 30 inch wood .i make 16 18 20 24 want to make some 30 inch wood let me know with ball park price range .i do like the machine im seeing .thanks .
Hi. 9 meters a hour in good wood . 17hp Titan engine . I can fit any engine you want . Some have been PTO powered. Can also put 4cyl diesel engine on it and faster pump.
Designed and built one near identical 15 years ago as a proto type .Have had it stolen 4 times now, made mine with auto cycle so you could reload between strokes does 12 metres hr one man and any type of wood including knots low to no splitters this machine takes alot of r&d to get to this stage mine cost me over $30 000
hi, I have not seen yours yet, do you have video of it ? our worksafe rules do not permit a auto cycle here sadly . this one is a scaled down version of the big one I built many years ago. I would love to see yours working .
Running a machine all day, every day diesel hands down is king......The off road diesel fuel is much cheeper per gallon & you will get double the hours per gallon than gasoline......Low RPM high torque with correct pump......Heat kills hydraulics, ten hrs of splitting in summer time, a cooler should be an option.......You have a great machine, after many hrs of operation, you can make it greater............ : )
@@splitdoctor1993 True. Much lower fuel costs, much more durable engine. However, vastly more expensive. Here in the US, a new Honda gas V-twin can be had for $1400. A similar horsepower output diesel is going to cost you upwards of $6000. (I picked up a Mitusbishi L3E at a yard sale for $250). You can buy an awful lot of petrol for $5000 worth of engine. For a very commercial operation, it might be worth it, but it's all about payback period.
Great looking machine. Some nice ideas. See if you can get something to cover your springs for when the ends break off, as they wouldn't be great flying around. Also what would be great is a two speed pump. Check out mine on "Phils Woodsplitter" th-cam.com/channels/avU1wbIkLXBdU0dVkqkZVw.htmlvideos?view=0&sort=dd&shelf_id=0&view_as=subscriber. A larger two speed pump on mine would be great but its actually matched to the engine size. Mine was built on a budget with a lot of recycled parts and everything works well enough to split all the wood I need. I like the simplicity of your log return but here in Australia I can put some really tough hardwoods into mine and the return actually pulls anything that jambs in the first horizontal breaking knife. As for a cooler, I haven't needed one as yet but it would be and advantage to make your hydraulics last longer. mine is somewhat like yours and doesn't get that hot.
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Отличная работа.Молодец!!!
That is AWESOME Tim Boyd! I have full confidence you will “fly” with it and will be a success!
I like everything on that design except for the log lift, I prefer a crane. The box wedge self return arm is the best I've seen. Very good job!!!
Well thought out design and nicely made
These box splitters were originally invented in the United states.
HI THERE just checking other wood splitting channels . think you did real good john
Have used one of these and they are great a loader helps a lot also.
Seems to be nice machine like the set up log lift seems to need adjustments butt all in all seems good now here it’s beginning of 2023 what’s the price tag ? And is it made in the states here ?
Great machine, and as someone else said, the best return system which holds the log with springs so that it drops vertically into the trough, unlike other systems where the operator is constantly adjusting the log.
Interested to know the details inside the box. Are the blades staggered or angled or both, and are they just welded top and bottom or cut into the horizontal plates. The forces in there must be tremendous as wood is so strong in compression.
That is one hell of a wood splitter.
Got a lot of elm and ash here looks like it will handle it...Great looking machine.
Pretty amazing. How do you remove wood from the splitting blades if it jams?
our firewood ministry sure could use such a machine
Awesome splitter quality work and great performance
Nice job enjoyed the video.
simple design
It struggles. Sounds like it needs a bigger engine. Better hydro pump too
Nice splitter. I'm curious how does that beast handle freshly cut oak with knots and perhaps that strandy type of maple (dont know the name) that is tough on normal Splitters. How often if ever do the rounds need to be sledge hammered out of the box wedge design? Thanks.
Well thought out bit of gear
Throttle that sucker up!
good unit great price for the productivity 9m an hour good luck doing that with an axe even a upright splitter
Awesome job mate,whats the gpm pump and single or 2 stage? are you using for it.cheers from the Manawatu
hi, I will be sending one to your area next week. it will be in featherston . my email and cell number are at the end of the video , please get in touch .
Good machine and productivity, but the engine sounds a bit out of power, I'll change with a bigger one
yes it was under powered , we soon moved to a bigger engine . that video is of a early model.
@@steelandwoodltd9724 can you send information regarding the latest model similar to this
@@ondatasboy270 hi, please email me . steelandwoodltd@gmail.com
Bigger engine required , Ive got some 24HP Chinese old school 1115 diesels in Timaru , that would make this unstoppable, Literally , On the test run oil from the air filter got into the engine and the motor ran away :) , so did I . 160 KG engine from memory at 3000 RPM + is quire scary
Wow I seen alot of splitters an which I am looking for one an this may be it!!
hi, if you would like to arrange a demo, please get in touch with me through steel and wood on face book or email me steelandwoodltd@gmail.com
@@steelandwoodltd9724 where are you located? I live in Charleston wv. How much is this machine?
NZ south island Christchurch personal use only .Good luck with yours.
Looks like a fine kindling maker, what do ya do for big logs?
Nothing but the best Titan engine :) Jk Im sure they do ok
You guys build one that will split 30 inch wood .i make 16 18 20 24 want to make some 30 inch wood let me know with ball park price range .i do like the machine im seeing .thanks .
hi, yes we could make it for 30 inch wood . though I should point out I am in new Zealand and do not export .
Do you have a website for it
How many metres per hour can it do? Honda motor? Cheers
Hi. 9 meters a hour in good wood . 17hp Titan engine . I can fit any engine you want . Some have been PTO powered. Can also put 4cyl diesel engine on it and faster pump.
Designed and built one near identical 15 years ago as a proto type .Have had it stolen 4 times now, made mine with auto cycle so you could reload between strokes does 12 metres hr one man and any type of wood including knots low to no splitters this machine takes alot of r&d to get to this stage mine cost me over $30 000
hi, I have not seen yours yet, do you have video of it ? our worksafe rules do not permit a auto cycle here sadly . this one is a scaled down version of the big one I built many years ago. I would love to see yours working .
what country do you live in ?
Clever unit... why $18,000 though?
hi, $18000 nzd incl gst (tax ) is a fair price . do you think i should be asking more ?
@@steelandwoodltd9724 why would you be a smart ass to potential customers? Bad business practice
Needs a diesel engine & oil cooler.....
how have you come to this conclusion ? oil running temp is 40 -45 degrees Celsius . petrol consumption is $1 per cubic meter of wood split .
Running a machine all day, every day diesel hands down is king......The off road diesel fuel is much cheeper per gallon & you will get double the hours per gallon than gasoline......Low RPM high torque with correct pump......Heat kills hydraulics, ten hrs of splitting in summer time, a cooler should be an option.......You have a great machine, after many hrs of operation, you can make it greater............ : )
@@splitdoctor1993 True. Much lower fuel costs, much more durable engine. However, vastly more expensive. Here in the US, a new Honda gas V-twin can be had for $1400. A similar horsepower output diesel is going to cost you upwards of $6000. (I picked up a Mitusbishi L3E at a yard sale for $250).
You can buy an awful lot of petrol for $5000 worth of engine. For a very commercial operation, it might be worth it, but it's all about payback period.
What is the price on this little beast inthe US
Great looking machine. Some nice ideas. See if you can get something to cover your springs for when the ends break off, as they wouldn't be great flying around. Also what would be great is a two speed pump.
Check out mine on "Phils Woodsplitter" th-cam.com/channels/avU1wbIkLXBdU0dVkqkZVw.htmlvideos?view=0&sort=dd&shelf_id=0&view_as=subscriber.
A larger two speed pump on mine would be great but its actually matched to the engine size. Mine was built on a budget with a lot of recycled parts and everything works well enough to split all the wood I need.
I like the simplicity of your log return but here in Australia I can put some really tough hardwoods into mine and the return actually pulls anything that jambs in the first horizontal breaking knife. As for a cooler, I haven't needed one as yet but it would be and advantage to make your hydraulics last longer. mine is somewhat like yours and doesn't get that hot.
Nice work Tim! What is that bad boy gonna cost?
$18,000 nzd , incl gst and on road costs etc.
Motor is weak diesel is the key
Cant say I am overly impressed
lousy cameraman
To big ,bulky
Do you have any website for it
no I do not , if you live in new Zealand , my contact ph number is 0274967301