Quick cut

[begreen]

European stoves are often smaller and used as area heaters. Got to process a lot of small wood pieces for your small stove? Here's a clever idea. Yes, there are plenty of opportunities for error here, but so is there cutting wood on a table saw.

http://www.wimp.com/cleverchainsaw/

 

[Jags]

Pay no attention to the cone splitter - its the other end that would make quick work out of small stuff:

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[Jags]

Another one:

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[begreen]

The second machine is impressive and a bit safer too.

 

[Ashful]

Another one:

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Aww... their trees are soooo cute!

Wonder what it would do with 'merican-size trees.

 

[begreen]

I was also wondering how it would do with our 48" rounds.

 

[Ashful]

I was also wondering how it would do with our 48" rounds.

If that was a guess on the photo above, you have a damn good eye, begreen! The largest round was precisely 49" diameter.

 

[Jags]

Wonder what it would do with 'merican-size trees.

It would probably barf its windings and run for the bogs.

 

[tsquini]

That is crazy. I like it. I would want to stack wood like that.

Another one:

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