Cutting firewood (On a home-made table saw)

We are preparing for winter. I have documented this annual preparation of firewood since it has been six years since I made this saw. During this time, I used the saw a lot and upgraded it many times, new bearings, shaft, belts,... which made it much more efficient.
On my channel, there is a video of making a saw and a video showing the making of another table useful for wood-working.
If you are wondering about the quality and appearance of firewood, they were created as a by-product of cleaning and thinning the forest on our plot. If I bought them, they would be nice quarter or half-split meter logs.

[@kevindiaz1658]

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[@devanomowes1921]

Do you have the design specs for this table?

[@gajterpin2312]

Yeah, in my head. :) No no, I always worked by heart, which of course later contributed to quite a few corrections. The only dimension I envisioned in advance was the distance between the saw blade and the edge of the table on the shorter side, 25 cm, as this is the ideal length of firewood.

[@rafikmanukyan4694]

7:07 7:07 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 7:48 😅😊

[@jeremymarshall7381]

Did you biulding this rolling tabelsaw

[@gajterpin2312]

Yes I did.

[@jeremymarshall7381]

Wow thas grait

[@RichardOrman]

What does the sliding table run on? Does it sit on some steel rollers and they track along a rail?

[@gajterpin2312]

The table runs on four ball bearings inside the guides, and is pulled in the reverse direction by a weight on the rope.

[@jeremymarshall7381]

Why did you take are rolling tabelsaw from scheppach

[@mitatorhan6316]

Kii8keooeeo