Google hotasswood.com or 16way wood splitters. Or look at the cord king 16 way splitter. Same design this is just our first cutting box- plenty more options to add more blades or make another box as they just slide in and out. But ill try it with the 16 way first. That be 48 pieces in 1 push- if it works....I've welded plenty of 1/2" and 3/4" with a 175 amp MIG. Just takes beveling, multiple passes and pre-heating helps too.
Not sure I understand the reason for the 4 small splits and then 12 big honking ones.
Yea i love it, the pic is just cutting free hand, ajusted my hand twice and carry on. Thats 20mm thick boron and 200mm long cut around in 40 seconds. If you want it smoother run the plasma along a straight steel edge. Iv only done all up an hour or 2 of plasma cutting but yea lern how to use the tool and its awesomeThat is on my short list of equipment to purchase.
This is a pic of the free hand piece after 30 seconds of grinding. But yea if you want it cleaner ya just need to clamp an edge to run along. Makes a fast job dont have to worry about how low ya gas bottle is n saves ya cutting discs for when ya dont want to use the plasma.Yea i love it, the pic is just cutting free hand, ajusted my hand twice and carry on. Thats 20mm thick boron and 200mm long cut around in 40 seconds. If you want it smoother run the plasma along a straight steel edge. Iv only done all up an hour or 2 of plasma cutting but yea lern the tool and irs awesome
Wow nice! Yeah one advantage I have is one of my welders is a Miller 330 A/BP which (if I remember right) is 100% duty at 330 amps and spikes upwards of 600. I'm not out running it even on 2" plate. I tell you though, if I was to ever go into production using steel as heavy as 1" to 2" I'd surely get a big mig and set it up solely for Flux core. I wouldn't use the machine for anything else, just the thick stuff.View attachment 687571 been a busy few weeks few other projects complete and out of the shed... hopefully ill have a bit time to get this up and running... all tacked together, will zap it up with a 400a flux core mig with co2 gas, my welders getting a bit small for 20mm boron steel
Google hotasswood.com or 16way wood splitters. Or look at the cord king 16 way splitter. Same design this is just our first cutting box- plenty more options to add more blades or make another box as they just slide in and out. But ill try it with the 16 way first. That be 48 pieces in 1 push- if it works....
Nice one Tony. So this is like a primary breakdown splitter, then resplit on another splitter to final size?
Interesting outfit. I quickly looked though it, looks like a Bells processor.
Seems like it'd end up with alot of tiny wood. I use a 6 way and it's not too often I have to resplit anything.
One of the outfits out this way has the 12 way? wedge on a Cord King (or maybe it is 16). Anyhow, if you want to make a cord of wood and have 3-4 wheelbarrows of splinters, that's the way to do it
Interesting outfit. I quickly looked though it, looks like a Bells processor.
Seems like it'd end up with alot of tiny wood. I use a 6 way and it's not too often I have to resplit anything.
One of the outfits out this way has the 12 way? wedge on a Cord King (or maybe it is 16). Anyhow, if you want to make a cord of wood and have 3-4 wheelbarrows of splinters, that's the way to do it.
Cool.
Also is there a way you can make the photos larger? They show up like 1" square and I can't hardly tell what is going on.
Also is there a way you can make the photos larger? They show up like 1" square and I can't hardly tell what is going on.
Hello virginialron. Yea i new it needed to be done. Had my hydraulic guy come out so i couldnt help my self we had to have a test run. Tbh i didnt think the ring would of split out to the h beam will have a play over the weeknd hopfullyFWIW- Its a lot easier for me to say that it is an easy fix. Modify or replace the channel/ H beam and add two flanges on your box wedge.
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Wow, you can get away with split sizes that would be too big here. I'd have to put a secondary set of knives behind the first.
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