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Speeding up firewooding

 
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Just read an article in Living Woods (sept/oct '10, No 12) on this guy's invention--a woodstation--which helps to easily cut many logs at once. Details at: jocemetal.co.uk
 
                                
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here is  a youtube of it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8lcPBuIvaI
 
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Perfect! Nice to see it in action
 
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funny we had a rig that worked the same way except for that dumping into the pickup bit out behind the woodshed built out of 2X4's we'd cut 8' logs out in the woods and then section them on the "sawbuck" before we split n stacked em
 
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