The Amazing SuperCedars Machine!

[webbie]

Some vids from Thomas....

 

[NWfuel]

Some vids from Thomas....

Thanks Craig,
I know some here have been waiting to see it. In this video it is making 1300 plus per hour. I would be happy to build a turnkey operation for your garage

 

[BrotherBart]

Thanks Thomas. They are too pretty to set afire.

 

[fossil]

AHA! That's it! That's the secret as revealed in the second video. You're making these in space under zero G. That vid clip really cries out for some Johann Strauss.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Thanks for posting those videos. It is mostly how I had it pictured. Nice setup Thomas.

 

[PapaDave]

Wait a minute. I didn't see the front door......or the back. (cue the other thread)
Very cool Thomas, and thanks Craig.
They look like little mcburgers.

 

[fishingpol]

Geez, I thought you were using one of these.

 

[Eatonpcat]

Have to admit...Had to Google Super Cedar to find out what you were making!

Sweet operation!

 

[webbie]

I'm going to spill the beans here - or at least the supercedars.

Thomas did start out making them in a can!

Making 13K of them an hour should now be easy for y'all.

 

[NWfuel]

I'm going to spill the beans here - or at least the supercedars.

Thomas did start out making them in a can!

Making 13K of them an hour should now be easy for y'all.

1300 per hour, 13 thousand and I am retired.

 

[fossil]

The 13,000 number was the whole day's production, not an hour's worth.

 

[Jags]

Kool - and that is not AT ALL how I had it pictured in my head.

I had it pictured as an extruder with a cutoff, kinda like how noodles are made. Drop and stamp, then package. Man was I all wrong.

 

[Jack Straw]

I can't watch the video now, are there any oompa loompas?

 

[Adios Pantalones]

I'd have to fill that thing with meat.

 

[NWfuel]

Kool - and that is not AT ALL how I had it pictured in my head.

I had it pictured as an extruder with a cutoff, kinda like how noodles are made. Drop and stamp, then package. Man was I all wrong.

Extruder packs too tight and will not flame on as fast or burn as clean. Need that oxygen in there. Loose is better when it comes to firestarting
Glad to hear you all enjoyed the vids.

Now I need more help to sell 13,000 per shift, 2 shifts per day, 365 days a year, 10 years straight and I take you all with me!!

As always,
Thank you for your support and kind words Hearth.com
Thomas

 

[firebroad]

They look like those GainesBurgers they used to make for foo-foo dogs.
P.S. I got my samples, Thom, thank you! Will try them out first thing in the fall.

 

[fossil]

...and I take you all with me!!...

Where are we going?

 

[NWfuel]

Where are we going?

Bend Oregon would be one of my top choices! Real winters and summers, this western Wash. crap is fall,winter,fall,winter it never ends.

 

[webbie]

Thomas, this is your conscience speaking - weren't you supposed to have that country house by now?

 

[Jack Straw]

Check out this video on YouTube:




Sent from my iPad

 

[fossil]

Ancient history. If you spent enough time searching you could find the really really old thread on hearth.com where everyone was talking about how they separated Super Cedar pucks into pieces. This was one member's solution, seen here first some years ago. Rick

 

[Jack Straw]

I Should have known!

 

[NWfuel]

Thomas, this is your conscience speaking - weren't you supposed to have that country house by now?

Thanks for remembering Craig. Gretchen will be a senior so I am getting there. Kids are expensive and worth every penny of it, as you know Gran pa
Thomas

 

[webbie]

Just remember, guys, every time you cut that SC into more than 2 pieces, you are delaying Thomas from his nice mountain house!

(you should have seen how long one lasted me starting a pellet stove - I think I got a whole season from it)

 

[firecracker_77]

thumbs up on supercedars.