Anybody know what they are doing?

[infinitymike]

Can't figure out what they are doing or trying to prove or selling or what their solution is.
Any thoughts.

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[NHcpa]

Can't figure out what they are doing or trying to prove or selling or what their solution is.
Any thoughts.

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Looks to me like some sort of anti-missile defense system...but then again, I read too much CNN and not enough Hearth.com (where I should be).

 

[dougand3]

Iffen you have pressure on your log, you can pinch yo bar?

 

[gzecc]

Splitting and cutting at the same time? If you have appropriate pressure on the log it splits while your cutting it?

 

[Butcher]

Having seen this long ago and knowing what they are saying it is a safety training vid to show the different forces on a log under pressure and how to cut it safely. More people should pay attention to this.

 

[Grisu]

That device is called a "tension simulator" and what Butcher said is exactly right. They simulate tension forces in the log and people can practice how to deal with those when working with a chainsaw.

 

[infinitymike]

Having seen this long ago and knowing what they are saying it is a safety training vid to show the different forces on a log under pressure and how to cut it safely. More people should pay attention to this.

Ahh that makes sense now.
Honestly, at first I thought it was some new device to hold your wood and split it while cutting, because it popped up when I was surfing through some wood splitting videos on YouTube.

 

[infinitymike]

heres an another interesting example that would make you think that the first video was a new tool to cut and split wood.

These guys first split their wood into 4 foot lengths and then cut it into burnable pieces LOL

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[infinitymike]

Now this video is a great way to process wood.

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[infinitymike]

forget about selling it to the public, just keep it stacked and stored in my own back yard.
with a top cover of course.

 

[dougand3]

These guys first split their wood into 4 foot lengths and then cut it into burnable pieces LOL

I think one could go faster with a $79 Homelite than the AutoCut 700!

 

[infinitymike]

I think one could go faster with a $79 Homelite than the AutoCut 700!

Exactly. Besides that, think about the splitter you need to split 4 foot logs into those little splits.