Firewood in Under 5 Minutes! Super Fast Firewood Processor in Action
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Wish I had that setup. Grand dad's old axe and a chopping block for me.
Who ever gets that locust got some premium firewood ! Love that stuff
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Thank you, that was cool the “boss” has an amazing crew working right along besides him...
Yes I do. Thank you…Boss Man.
Emerald is the vibe different when the Boss Man is in the yard with you vs just you and Jade?
Everyone keeps sayin "boss looks like he's enjoying himself". He looks to me like he'd much rather be in the woods. Processors like that are fun for about fifteen minuets, then it's just mindless work. Same log, same cut, same split, repeat.
Keep up the good work and be safe.
I'm really sorry to see Samantha leave the group... I hope she is making the right decision. 🙏♥️
Source - missed that in the video.
The boss looks like he's enjoying himself
he has the rhythm of that rock and roll and a smooth work flow.
@@mrwaterschoot5617 And he is mindfully organized. He must have been a Boy Scout cuz he is prepared.
He's happy
@@rob1103 and the goal of working what he has. they believe in waste not want not.
Looks likes he's working
Bossman in his jacket looks like he would be comfortable in a B-29 as much as he is working the Bells!
I can't wait to see what you got in store for today I always enjoy it
the Bells Firewood Processor - it slices, it dices, it makes firewood fries
Bells From Perth Ontario? Should have bought Cord King from Perth its the Original. Bells stole the idea and screwed it up. I'm working for Cord King and worked for Bells now known as Eastonmade and can verify this is the case. With eastonmade your paying for electric controls that can fail like that submarine that imploded and you'd need to send it back to Canada
This older model was created when tremclad was the norm. The owner of Bells was found in Cord kings yard with a tape measure stealing the information on how to construct the processer and trespassing. Had to chase them off. Compared to Cord king the chains used are fisher price.
A lot of people are going to stay warm and toasty this winter thanks to this new supply of wood.
Glad you have a load of firewood again, see bossman is on it.
Nice when you have a little chat to us as well.
Lovely video though thanks. 🇬🇧
What an operation 👏 hard working honest to goodness type of folk...
Pumpin,staying warm too,bit of cloudy weather around,one thumbs up.
❤ wow amazing how you all work together. Your Family brought you guys up well. Hi 👋 from Deep South Texas.
Thank you…Boss Man.
My neighbor, Leon, and I run a firewood operation. We got a couple of twenty year-old saws and two wood splitting mauls. We can produce a complete cord of split firewood in about a month. Good thing our two customers, which are me and Leon, are super efficient.
All kidding aside, that is one impressive operation there. Keep up the good work.
I’m still laughing. Thank you for the comment…Boss Man.
I'd fire those two guys!
Just watched a guy that pulled logs to saw, cut, split, and stacked 4 cord in 90 minutes!
Darn, it looks like the only one working today was The Boss ? No Emerald, no Jade, no Boss Lady not even a shot of Roxie . Always nice to see what's happening at the yard, thank for doing this Emerald. BTW, for those not members you're missing out on some special videos for a ridiculous price monthly,
Seein' "Oregon" on the side of that giant electric saw made me smile
The boss is rocking and rolling. Awesome Emerald!...Thanks🤙🏾💯
Well swamp my flitches! Another youtube from the fashion model/ballerina/swampers. I will admit that they are the reason that this is by far my favorite youtube channel. I don’t have a sawmill. And don’t have any plans at 72 y/o to acquire one. But it’s a pure joy watching them operate their logyard.
There are are literally millions of beautiful girls whose videos I don’t watch. Many of them wear Carhartt gear and have holes in their jeans. They all have four inch glittery fingernails and the holes in their jeans came that way from the mall. You can’t swamp or sticker with four inch fingernails. And when Sami, Emerald and Jade WEAR holes in their Carharrt’s, in keeping with their no waste strategy, they convert them into shorts. These girls work like it’s the 19th century. And what is most attractive is that they are happy. Jade may be a bit grumpy every now and then but when she smiles the heavens light up. What a great family. Very unique. Other than that … keep them youtubes rollin. Please.
Now thats how you cut and split firewood very slick unit.
👍... With all the practice and skill he's acquired... I bet the Boss Man would be the envy of every kid at the, electronic arcade, Claw Machine Toy Grabber...🤣
Good show ...👏
Thank you. Have a good evening…Boss Man.
Gotta love a job that just takes repetition. He looks like he is in the groove.
My best days are spent when I buck firewood up.
I still haven't built a splitter for it yet. I did put together a blower to suck sawdust up and put it in a trailer. After a day's sawing it is 4 scoops of clean up, not 4 bazillion.
Really enjoy these videos, thank you for letting us tag along!
Hey that was a quick one. I like it 😃
Amazing bos man hard at work as u do amazing job having the camara on him
Another great video miss emerald!
Machine does a lot of work
Beats the hell out of splitting it with a maul like it was done when I was a teenager.
GORGEOUS Narrator, awesome camera work. Great to see the Star of the series on the video again. Thank you for the video Miss Emerald, Miss Jade and Bossman Ken.
Thanks Chip, have a good evening. Ken.
I have not seen this machine before. Did y'all just purchase it. Boss man appears to be having fun. And Emerald even when she looks COLD is stunningly beautiful. Fantastic video. As always. Even better family. People y'all need to subscribe and support this amazing family!!!!
I think we have had the machine for 5 years. Boss Man.
@@KenBreon Well its in great shape. You were great in this video.
The claw prize game would disappoint the boss.
Hey Lumber Capitol Log Yard ....
cool beans...looks like a great way to quickly process and load firewood !! 👍
I live in Maine...fell trees and then buck by hand held chain saw...split the rounds by hand held maul ...haul by sled in winter...only have to heat a small log cabin...
your videos are great..kudos to you all especially the big shot with long red hair 😊 who introduces and narates things EXCELLENT JOB !👍
cheers and best to you All 👏
There are a lot more milling videos on youtube now than before. I'm still more impressed with how you and your family handle your business. Your dad is a smart man. He anticipates problems that might come up and fixes them before they get out of hand. Good job to all.
If you are mechanical at all it's fun to watch.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure :) I wonder where that saying originated. I am a professional procrastinator, I know!
@@davidquinlan8517 I like watching the evolution of channels like this. Something I can really only get on TH-cam.
Chain looks like it could use sharpening and tightening...Its really jumping around!
It’s always entertaining to watch the equipment being used. It appears that there are 2 ideal diameters of logs. One for the lower wedge and one for the quad wedge to eliminate sticking a hand into the splitter.
Thanks Emerald. This machine sure beats you & Jade having to handle each piece by hand. The automatic chain saw
attachment is also super invention in the whole cutting, splitting, loading process. Machinery can save a lot of hard work
and possible injuries too. Hope the boss keeps it or leases it for the firewood season at least. 👍👍👍
I find machinery fascinating. I have run some of it, but new (to me) machines are always interesting. For instance, the trip between Dallas and Midland/Odessa some folks find tedious, but I get to gawk at all that oil field machinery and then the cherry on top is the petroleum museum in Midland (or is it Odessa?). Last, I did a lot of residential tree removal in HS and college. Chain saws and other such tools can hurt or kill you given the slightest inattention. I like to see the whole family take their work seriously. Also, I read some folks complain about (lack of) glove use. After my hands got used to it, I never used gloves, unless I was getting into super-sappy lumber or poison ivy. Good luck & God bless you all.
Thank you for the comment…Boss Man.
Thanks!
Thank you, Jody…Boss Man.
This is truly a powerful wood splitter machine. It makes the work process much easier and the boss seems to be happy with it. Emerald talks cool and relaxed about woodworking - already a real TH-cam pro. The background music is so quiet and sometimes silent that it's slightly annoying. Still love Jade.
it was relaxing to watch..Thank you.
Looks like you trained him well, Em. I think you should keep him!
Wow pretty impressive machine
I have seen a grate mounted at the top of a conveyor where the split wood slides down across it and the smaller trash falls through helping to keep the load cleaner for fussy customers..
Saw cutting , wood splitter & conveyor belt tossing into hauler.
Great time & energy saver.
Best of luck with that versatile machine.
When I used to cut a lot of firewood for myself I think I figured out that I pick up the same piece of wood six times before it was burned. I called it the heat my house work out plan. That equipment would have been nice.
I was always told "wood will warm yah twice".
But hey think of how fuel efficient that wood was if it heated yah 6 times 🙂.
Thanks stay safe and warm
Good afternoon
Yea looks like you got it going on now. Always good to see success.
Very cool machine and video 👍🏼🇺🇸☕️☕️🤙🏻😊
That machine is a beast, Emerald is more of a beast climbing around that machine with her camera.
Fascinating to watch. Thanks for that!
Get warmed up shovelling those chippings, great job Smooth machine .
The firewood processor is quite a machine! I’m feeling toasty just thinking about sitting in front of a warm fireplace or wood stove this Winter ; )
That’s where I am now…Boss Man.
That is one slick machine. Thanks for doing a video on it!
Man you sawed up sum nice fence posts lol
But its sum real good heat👍🏻
My favorite when all the back is gone
But hard on bars n chain!!!
I have good luck with stone cutter tools
Locust is tough wood…Boss Man.
I have never seen a machine as special as it!!!
Em, love all your videos! I am sure you will hit the 100k by the end of the year! I'm one of your loyal long time viewer. Follow your work from something like 5000 subs...
That thing looks a bit faster than a sledge hammer and a splitting wedge. :)
The power of hydraulics always amaze me.
We always bought slap lumber that cut to 16 inch and split in 2 to 3 inch for camp fires and kindling as long as it was over 1 inch thick
Awesome piece of equipment.
Very nice! In one of the previous videos the boss mentioned that the "suburban" customers occasionally complained about the amount of waste material in the load of firewood. Since you do have an adequate distance between the top of your conveyor and the collection bin, you could add a chute with a bottom made out of tubes an inch or so apart to allow some of the waste to drop out as the wood slides down to the drop into the bin.. A tray underneath the chute would carry the waste back towards the processor to keep it out of the load. Good luck!
Am sure without doubt the family would have fair pricing policies to make allowances for such issues.
never bothered me it did not take up room of firewood i just use it when starting the fire as kindling you need anyway people are too picky
@@jar407 - Many people are able to use the waste as kindling or mulch. The difficulty with wood processors is the amount of by-product created compared to the much cleaner hand splitting methods.
That is one impressive machine. Love your videos.
I don't know about impressive machine. I'm spoiled expecting automation from log to packaged, ala Jap/Korean machines in factories. LOL.
I can only guess at the time to sharpen that chain saw, vs a circular saw.
How about saw dust & binding agent firewood?
UPDATE/EDIT; Boss man below said 8 cords per chain saw sharpening, and a circular blade model was (much) more expensive. I'm leaving my orig text anyway.
With a scarf and flat glass leather goggles Ken could fly a open pit biplane fighter and fit right in! Leathers and all. Hahaha...Carter.... Canada
Awesomeness! 💫
What awesome machine! That’ll git-er done!
Thats a slick machine😎😎
They have in the past sawed up some very nice sawlogs .
I could run the Bells machine all day long, it would proabally make me forget about eating (need to after Thanksgiving meal(s) ) Great job all of you! JLa
87 thousand subscribers yaw are going to hit 100 thousand subscribers before 2023
Nice work with the processor, Bossman! 👍
That setup would require a substantial volume of firewood throughput to pay for itself.
My only one big ask? Can y'all find a time to do one of these videos like 30 minutes long. It is wood cutting ASMR. It's very calming.
Thanks 👍
Very nice machine👍
I love the firewood processor
Firewood in under 5 Minutes ! Just like Jimmy Johns states, That's Freaky Fast !
Cool machine, now your styling 👍
That thing is great!
Awesome machine.
Good work
That's how you process firewood awesome you guys
Wow very nice work 😊
Have you guys thought of buying a machine that presses small wood chips and saw dust into briquettes? Your operation produces so much of that stuff it would seem logical to combine the hard and soft wood waste into briquettes that could also be fuel for certain types of wood burning stoves.
I watched a video by a guy from the UK who was producing 52 pounds of briquettes per hour from saw dust using a small home made machine. His machine ran automatically. All he did was fill up the hopper and turn it on.
There are companies that manufacture machines that do that. It's a shame to see all that saw dust go to waste
That is a great idea. I just run out of time to pursue so many directions. Thank you…Boss Man.
@@KenBreon Let the girls research that for you. Might be interesting as to what they come up with.
@@KenBreon I took a look around the net and found ELF Systems. They make a range of machines that make wood pellets as well as briquettes. These are two different machines. There is a selection of sizes of machines available. There are other manufacturers, but many of their websites don't give good information. There are probably other sites also. There were no published prices for machines.
Some machines require that small quantities of water be added to the sawdust or chips. That may not be necessary in your operation as the wood you saw has a moderate moisture content.
Some pellet operations are quite large. In your situation and the material you have available to process, you could probably create an entirely new business, however you would probably need a couple of more daughters to make it work.
Love the ADK hoodies!
Now that's a good log 👍🏿
Since Eastonmade bought out belz have they changed the machine much? Does the boss let anyone else run this machine? Another great video. Thank you.👍👍♥️
The machine has been changed. I am currently the only one running the machine…Boss Man.
That was pretty cool 😎
Em: Dad, Less talkie, More Chopie!
Dad. 🤐👌
Awesome
Great Videos
Wow awesome hey y'all 💪
Emerald do you ever think about the progress from Pioneers processing wood to processing of wood today....😎 Thanks again for the video and content...
Emerald looks super without makeup.
Super cool.
Well done 5 year all time you looking after it well hope pay of well thanks feedback have nice chismass you and your family all way Ireland
great video but i wouldn't mind hearing the equipment running or some commentary.
How often do you guys need to sharpen the chain on the Bells?
I depends on the wood. It ranges from 2-8 cords…Boss Man.
Very good
Good job got new toy best of luck many years of cuting
I have had this machine for 5 years…Boss Man.
Thanks for the video. The audio seemed a bit low in the body. Emeralds intro and outro were fine as was the title but the music and any ambient sounds while the boss worked was a bit lower volume. Not terribly so but I thought you might want to know.