My Project 8

[@notapplicable6096]

exactly what I was thinking of building without the cutter but direct drive from tractor. Have given me additional ideas. thanks for posting.

[@jonathancollins2055]

Mostly tulip poplar but some locusts Lucas is probably one of the hardest woods we have here in western North Carolina to split

[@dustystahn3855]

That is an old style fire wood splitter. We had one when I was a boy eighty years ago only it was powered by a water wheel.

[@avaktech]

Do you have specs or a source for the rack and pinion gear?

[@cetate93]

What did you use for the cutting drum on your chunker?

[@alwingametime]

how many fingers lost?

[@byronmill]

Is the differential locked on the axle or does just the mass on each side keep both axles turning when shearing or splitting? Thanks

[@ciprianvlad1]

how much rack and pinion. where you bought them?

[@lewiemcneely9143]

Good setup.

[@littlewingpilot]

Nice unit but it would have been nice to more of the machine, seeing as it is called "My Project"

[@2naturesownplace]

Awesome

[@sion023]

Nice machine! munch munch munch munch munch munch...

[@jonathancollins2055]

I bought the rack opinion and bearings from the super split company and they cost me about $560

[@josipjednar2100]

nice

[@sustainsus1]

fasr and effiecient just carrefull with fingers good machine

[@simplyme8753]

cool.....