Great build. I would say some of it is over built, so just perfect, no such thing as over built! I bought a 25 ton splitter years ago when I heated with wood. Broke it in a week and had to beef up several things. I absolutely love the power pack. Much better with 1 machine and motor to keep running to do multiple things. Plus if it's used more it stays running and doesn't sit around and rot. Thanks for sharing.

Going on the amount of stuff that is being made from scratch, the scratch supply industry must be doing a roaring trade.

The best handmade thing I've ever seen. Bravo! Лучшая самоделка, которую я видел.

I made a Hydraulic Log Splitter 2009 Its been one of the best Labor Saving machines ive ever made . A Man aint no Man without a Log Splitter !!

Исполнение как всегда выше всех похвал. Боюсь даже представить во сколько обошелся этот дровокол. За газ я плачу 3000 российских рублей в самый холодный месяц.

@user-nh7vt6sg5k

2 жыл бұрын

Цеж европа, откуда там газ

I've seen a lot of home-made log splitters out there, but this is probably the only one I wouldn't be terrified to use. Fantastic work as always.

@WorkshopFromScratch

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😁

@jonesy4588

2 жыл бұрын

he put the splitter on wrong end , the wood falls on the ground

@AbdulWahab-xj4kw

2 жыл бұрын

Ok 👌👌👌

@ttommytom

Жыл бұрын

​@@jonesy4588 The trade off is huge. He does not have to pick up 50 LB logs. The commercial ones, the logs fall on your feet or onto the optional 'tray' that holds only 1/2 of a medium size log, anyway. No way a tray holds after a 4 way split of a log that size. Something has to give. The other thing is that it's safer. No hands or body near anything. You have to wear steel tipped boots with a normal log splitter. One or six will find a foot.

@user-zu8ui6sj6q

5 ай бұрын

К дровоколу нужно пределать с боков площядки чтобы не падали расколоные половинки от чурки

Ben a fabricator & certified welder most of my life . I have worked on fast attack subs , carriers , destroyers ,and tug boats plus lot of time in fab shops . I like your work ,very impressive , you should be proud of yourself .

VERY, VERY NICE.!! I've seen a lot of wood splitters over the years, both commercial and homemade., but this is an excellent example. I'm very impressed. You did a great job and thank you for sharing this with us.

винтовой дровокол гораздо прост в изготовление и по деньгам дешевле, а на этот вариант осталось стрелу от экскаватора приделать, чтобы как-то окупился

@hotbox2366

2 жыл бұрын

Думаю, что он просмотрами на ютюбе уже окупил это чудо техники)

@Accumulator1

Жыл бұрын

The builder must have plenty of money for project. It functions faster and splits more complete than a screw type.

A couple of welding "knots" /bumps on the pushing plate to prevent the wood to slip off from it. Great job!

Mega konstrukcje. Podziwiam!!!!

@januszmusolf4975

14 күн бұрын

Z kolega robilismy podobna ,wzory z you tube

An ideal beginners project! A very watchable video by a very good metalworker.

@stringlarson1247

8 ай бұрын

ha. Truely beautiful.

@skornyak64

2 ай бұрын

А де тут початківці, з таким обладнанням початківців нема.

Excellent workmanship. I enjoyed every minute watching. Thanks!😊

@havvasanl2361

3 ай бұрын

Toolstezgahüstütestereyedekparçalarininerdebulabilirim ...

Восхитительно! Все продумано, просчитано, руки и голова дружат! мастеру почет и уважение!

@abdul-vahabbashtarov5491

Жыл бұрын

Я вам так скажу, этому человеку нельзя давать в руки какой-либо инструмент, дать ему волю, он и атомную бомбу придумает 🤣👍🏻

@abdul-vahabbashtarov5491

Жыл бұрын

Ответ

Одно удовольствие смотреть как всё грамотно строится. Отличный дровакол получился.

Awesome work! Do you have dimensions on the machine? Lenght, height or width?

Это же насколько надо быть ленивым, чтобы такую красоту сделать. Лень двигатель прогресса!!!

Beautiful machine and great craftsmanship, but I was surprised to see no grease fittings at all

And now pick it all up from the ground, and handle it again! Great build!

Вот где золотые руки у человека учитесь все молодец 👍👍👍👍👍

@user-zq9df3xb4u

2 жыл бұрын

что тут золотого, ты посмотри цену из чего он делал, можно было за эти деньги 10 лет топиться готовыми дровами.

@juriw5686

2 жыл бұрын

Не в деньгах дело а взял зделал своими руками раньше я сам много делал для себя дома а сейчас зрение сильно упала но а сейчас смотришь как люди делают да и раньше всегда было дефицит метал купить за бутылку водки приобретали

Всё из одних ПЛЮСОВ!!! Достойно и нужное

Супер 👍, как всегда всё на высшем уровне!!!

This guy is an amazing mechanic and welder. Impressed!

@dinoj8126

2 ай бұрын

Mechanic yes, welder, not really.

Дрова получаются золотые. Чтобы окупить затраты, материальные и трудовые, дров нужно заготавливать на всю деревню.

You sir are incredibly smart! This was an outstanding build. It was amazing watching your create this splitter and agree with others the editing was perfect. I love everything about this splitter. WOW! ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC….WELL DONE!

@benscoles5085

2 жыл бұрын

I could not agree more, this is an example of superb workmanship.

@ireneuszskowerski3758

Жыл бұрын

Super robota,brawo

@RaRa-rs5gm

Жыл бұрын

@@benscoles5085 បឥដ

@user-gw4dn6ll7u

2 ай бұрын

Распределитель от чего?

A very nice build. I built something similar that goes on a tractor 3 point linkage when I was 16. Mine has a 11 tonnes force ram. I am now 60 and gave it a slight overhaul last year. Like you, I originally had the split logs falling to the ground. My only improvement was to have flat steel tables at the spitting height either side of the splitting blade to save having to bend down to pick up fallen split logs. You could still add to yours if you wanted? Many thanks for sharing your build with us. Greetings from the UK.

@wix5304

2 жыл бұрын

Легче сделать комбайн.

@essexfarmer9610

2 жыл бұрын

@@wix5304 What do you mean?

As precise as you were building that log splitter, I figured you would be just precise splitting. Nice quarter cuts! Nice machine shop...

Espetáculo! parabéns.

Excellent work and a beautiful splitter. But I think you should have switched position of the trailer hitch and the wheels. That would have made it easier to collect the splitted logs.

That's a wonderful job you did there, looks amazing 👏 👌👍👍

عمل ابداعي لا يصدق ! اذا كان عمل فردي بدون خطط عمل ومهندسين وليس بمصانع مختصه فهذا الانسان عبقري ! ويستحق كل التقدير ! كم احب هذه الاعمال .

Класс! Супер дровокол! Я восхищаюсь с тех, у кого руки ростут от куда надо и голова достойна уважения! Браво! Всё идеально продуманно! А ещё мне пондравилось то, что система насоса подключается отдельно! Можно использовать его и для других мезанизмов! Спасибо за информацию! Возьму на вооружение для своих конструкций!

За стоимость всего этого оборудования можно дров на всю жизнь купить. А так круто все!

@user-sv2in4xg4f

2 жыл бұрын

Это точно.

@dimaishtuganov4404

2 жыл бұрын

да он лунаход собирал. а вышло это

@user-xx3rv9pn8h

2 жыл бұрын

@@dimaishtuganov4404 Он хотел показать, что простое можно очень усложнить и удорожить.

@shadrinks

2 жыл бұрын

Серьезно?! Я думал что будет что то действительно полезное, а тут дроворубка) Согласен что сделано круто, но стоимость с текущими ценами на метал просто жесть) У мужика руки реально из нужного места растут, но переводить метал на это я бы точно не стал)

@krishansingh1468

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-sv2in4xg4f pay the bills to put people play 3rd

Masz pewną rękę do spawania .Fajna maszyna ,porządnie wykonana.

what a craftsman. he'll never be without work...awesome talent

A superb build of exceptional quality.

Excellent build, you gave me some ideas for mine, thanks! It's better to have the flat face on the ram, my old log splitter had the knife on the ram and it got loaded with wood pieces and was a pain. The log lifter is a real back saver. Build a small conveyor to load the split wood into your cart, and run it off the hydraulics too.

I love your videos. They always show companies how products *should be built* vs the light duty stuff they produce.

@WorkshopFromScratch

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😁

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho pela sua explicação e pela dedicação muitíssimo Obrigado

Absolutely amazing machine, well done!

Fascinating following all the fabrication and seeing the project come together. Great work.

@WorkshopFromScratch

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😁

Caught your goof on the lift bracket weld!!! :) Man this is one awesome looking machine you've built!!!! Nice LOW audio on the music track, doesn't make me go look for another vid!!!! Sped up sequences at just the right places too. Just a thought for you... I realize it's a bit more time consuming, but I know some of us would like to make some of the things you do, but without a design plan or you mentioning dimensions it's all guesswork on our end. Perhaps you'd consider having a surface that's laid out in shown size squares (10mm/ 1cm wide squares or whatever) and you lay the parts on them and show them in the vid so we have a size comparison or (more time consuming) write the dim's on the parts themselves (easier than editing the vid with dim's I'm sure). That way at least we'd be able to pause the vid and make our own prints. And perhaps a raw mat's list of what you start with... Pretty cool vid, very nicely done, and the end result looks fantastic!!!

My dad made something similar years ago with the hydraulic log ramp and I split four foot wood with it,it was powered by a two cylinder JD combine engine.

С таким мышлением как у вас по ходу и космический корабль собрать по плечу,охренительная самоделка я в восторге аплодирую стоя...

Very nice. Great design and I can see how 3-5 hrs of splitting would be made sooooo much easier. Very nice. Question. What about flipping it around and push back toward the end of the trailer so all the split wood falls off the rear in the clear? And also, I think I’d add another horizontal fin for additional cutting. What are your thought?

Piękna łuparka!!! Szczególnie podoba mi się ten przesuwany nóż. Sam chcę zrobić takie coś i ten filmik na pewno będzie dla mnie inspiracją. 😁

@abdulkhalid8359

Жыл бұрын

Contact no batao

This is what you call Time, Hard work and Dedication. Thumbs Up 👍

Utterly amazing. Wish I had your ability to conceptualize all of this.

This thing was built like a tank , you dont need just machinery to built something like that , you need knowledge and a high skill levels to do it ... Great job WFS 👏👌

Love the concepts, and the modular Hydraulic Source. Modifications and additions: a. Move axle more toward midline. b. Removable hitch tube. c. Add hitch tube “receiver” at BOTH ends of splitter. d. Dead-Leg for one end with Skid e. Trailer Jack Wheel used on removable tongue to “tension” Dead-Leg f. Add a tube or holder for a ‘Hookeroon’ so you don’t have to reach and finger grab the wood on the lift deck g. Add linkage to Lift Deck so that the 3 gaps closest to the Splitting Beam Have ‘lifts’ to allow wood to roll at an adjustable determined angle…. ( kind of like the Penguin Stair Ladder. This way you can pull splitter from pile of split wood with your buggy or quad without having to spend time clearing wood and dragging/pivoting sideways to hitch.

途中 十字刃出てきたので薪割り機なのかと😊 タイヤを取り付けた時点で ボートのだと思いましたが😊 薪割り機でした😊 立派な薪割り機です👍

You sir are an artist, I loved this video. Wonderful to watch you build this!

Engineers take note. This is what happens when you put enough thought into the "prototype" that it is considered a complete success right from the beginning. Absolutely no shortcuts anywhere that I could see.

@WorkshopFromScratch

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😁

Um espetáculo de máquina, uma perfeição e muito legal mesmo!!!

That's amazing bro! Not only is it super functional that splitter is CLEAN. Orange and black = 👌

Personally I would've put the pump system on it permanently, but hey I can't even afford most of the tools so... As a welder/ironworker of 10 years, great work brother!!!

That's not a log splitter, its a work of art. Amazing job!

@BekzodRasulov-oj7fc

10 ай бұрын

​@@dilafuruzmomura7489q

Адская машина,пока смотрел думал вертолёт получиться.

@RomanSapeginTel

2 жыл бұрын

Детали танковые скорее ,от трофейного PZ

Best of KZread award. You're a genius. I love watching all of your videos 3, 4, 5 ... times

Круто , просто супер , реальная фабричная вещуга получилась , тысячи лайков

Absolutely incredible fabrication skills brother. 👏 I have no doubt nobody could buy anything of that strength and quality. Very impressive

@WorkshopFromScratch

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😁

В начале думал танк,потом подводная лодка ,потом кукурузник ,потом паровоз ,а оказался дэльтоплан с прицепом .

@user-uj7bs1rv4e

2 жыл бұрын

Можно и танк, и лодку, и паровоз, если доработать напильником...

@MAGA.S

Ай бұрын

И добавить туда синюю изоленту😂

Молодец! Руки и голова от бога! Смотрел все до конца, работа супер!

A Pleasure to watch someone with the equipment doing a great job

@lucamont7048

Жыл бұрын

🔥😎

very nice job, I think if I was going to add anything it would be to run a table out the length of your hitch to catch the wood and keep it up where it is easier to grab and throw in the wagon rather than to have to bend over and pick it out from around your jack stand. It could be hinged too to swing up out of the way when travelling.

@kameljoe21

2 жыл бұрын

yeah bigger tables are nice. I like the fact that this is much like the rayco wood splitters with the adjustable 4 way wedge. I have seen people make a big table to one side and then load up bucks till the table if full and then use a pickaroon to move the bucks. Oh wait I have done that many times. Though I do not have the log lift. Just a wood splitter and a homemade wood table. Works wonders and can split out a lot of wood very fast.

@WorkshopFromScratch

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you :) I drive up the mini dumper to the splitter and the wood immediately falls on the mini dumper, I did not show it in the video because it was only a test of the splitter :)

Классная штука! Молодец автор, руки голова на месте!

Man...this is such an informative video..thanks! You did not even need to speak...just the video was enough to get us going. I just wish you wrote the specs on the hydraulic components and such. Thanks and keep them coming.

👍Máte to pěkně udělané, před třemi lety jsem si postavil podobnou, také s podavačem polen.

Do you answer questions? Great video!! You're a master. What was material cost? Maybe increase knife throw, drop a 6 way blade on it? Does that cool band saw have a lube pump? What is type of the 1"+ whole saw bit? (Not unibit).

Que machado incrível! Valeu pela tecnologia em sí.

Amazing work, I love it.

Very nice and know some people will say homemade like it's a bad thing. A man running a shop built a band sawmill that worked great but he did have to change a few things because before internet and finding info wasn't the way he wanted to go. Build and trying different things and it was his way.

I'm used to over engineered stuff but this is some next level stuff. Awesome!

@bigears4426

2 жыл бұрын

For a wood splitter it's light duty , if the ram was 4 or 5 inch it would destroy itself, well built though

@Ratkill9000

2 жыл бұрын

Rather have it over built than under. Especially when it's used and abused often.

@jonesy4588

2 жыл бұрын

he put the splitter on the wrong end

@antonellamartorana640

Ай бұрын

​@@Ratkill9000❤

Great work! What I would do is put a slab of rubber pad about 2" thick on the push plate to push the log all the way into the blade. You could even use a slab of wood about the same thickness to do the same thing. Gets the log closer to the blade in the end. :) Just an idea. :)

@gordbaker896

2 жыл бұрын

Build it so the ram is nearly in contact with the wedge.

@mikesloat7054

2 жыл бұрын

its not so important that the pusher comes close to the knife, the design of the pusher and design of the knife are far more important

@gordbaker896

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikesloat7054 When you get into splitting old Elm and have to pry it off the blade it becomes very important. Yes it can be pushed by the next chunk but that does not always work.

@xboxbadass

2 жыл бұрын

Nice build

Very well thought-out, designed and executed!! Bravo!

What an amazing build. That splitter is impressive. I still do the wedge and sledge and the maul. My wrists and shoulders have had it. This is my last year manually splitting.

Красивая поделка... Но не пригодная для практического применения медленно,шумно и дорого.

@w124cayyen7

2 жыл бұрын

😉👍👏👏

@aleksc5713

2 жыл бұрын

Руками в день по 4 Куба, без привычки,

@user-fl5wp2oc4j

2 жыл бұрын

Прямо снял с языка.👍

@user-wj9eq1ko1b

2 жыл бұрын

Конкретная шляпа, гора родила мышь

@user-tn6tb9rl6c

2 жыл бұрын

Мы 11 человек , в 90ых делали 50-60кубов в день. Туда входило такие работы, 6 валят лес, еще двое пилят на метровые поленья, а трое колят метровые и складывают в штабеля. Первые если заканчивали суточную норму то тоже подключались к троим. Вот так вот для государства работали. Чистили лес от гнилья и сухостоя. За сезон 11 человек сдавало по 4 тысячи кубов леса. А бригад работало несколько.

Я только не понял, зачем он в самом начале насверлил кучу отверстий в полосе, приварил её к швеллер и заварил эти отверстия? Какой-то хитрый ход. 😂😂😂

@RomanSapeginTel

2 жыл бұрын

Ему на лесоповале дерево на голову упало..., так он теперь из метала все делает, не любит деревянное...

@user-hc6mv8yo7r

2 жыл бұрын

Думаю чтоб приварить ее на веки вечные, без возможности когда либо отрезать ее, ну и полоса, получилось, приварена не только по краям, но и в середине

@hybridinnovate

2 жыл бұрын

Направляющие сделал, но можно было и сразу на швеллере слелать

@vbhvbh9841

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-hc6mv8yo7r нет, там полка не под 90 градусов. :)

@user-hc6mv8yo7r

2 жыл бұрын

@@vbhvbh9841 я и не писал ни чего про 90°

São muito top seus trabalhos..parabéns meu irmão..

Awesome build. i really like the 2 or 4 way splitter idea. Honestly the whole thing is awesome 😎😎

I appreciate the use of bevels for your welds.. so few people use them.. good job..

Реально полезная вещь, особенно когда на ускоренном показе. Думаю, для полного блаженства необходим электромассажер. А так все понятно.

Amazing Workmanship, You Can See This Guy Is A Pro.. Beautiful JOB -- Well Done

Very impressive and inspiring! Thanks for the quality video

Your skills are incredible. Thanks for share your projects. I have a question: how do you calculate the power of pistons and hydraulic pump?

@WorkshopFromScratch

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you :) I am just learning power hydraulics, but when I had questions, I turned to the seller in the power hydraulics store, and he chose all the parts that were needed for me, he also adjusted the hydraulic pump to the engine power :)

we built that design 40 years ago ,the top rail of the Ibeam will bend from the force applied while splitting really hard wood .

Really enjoyed watching that. Thankyou. Great work by an obvious professional. 👏

Incredible craftsmanship and creativity!! I always enjoy your videos!

@WorkshopFromScratch

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😁

Приветствую, цены видел на металл?)😂 Мне кажется што где-то стащил 😂😂😂😂 все это..

@user-ih1kv3hq9i

2 жыл бұрын

Золотые дрова.

Nothing like smart guys with awesome tools.. Great job.

Great job, I appreciate you making this video and sharing it with us

@xxxicecreamnixon2047

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/mX6Trplmj6SwicY.html

Стопорные шайбы без промежуточных файб ставить на трущихся поверхностях нельзя иначе их стоит.

great video! thank you for making it. you have great skills and it is interesting to see you produce this splitter... the video editing was perfect: well-paced and to the point while showing each stage. only critique is that the loader seems a little too close to the splitting blade by about 2-3 inches (so logs don't hit the blade) and I'd prefer slightly larger wheels for transporting it. Workshop From Scratch indeed!

Необходим столик из стальной пластины с боку чтоб расколотые дрова не падали на землю так как дрова еще надо колоть вообще отлично

Hermoso vídeo, me gustó verlo de principio a fin.

Excellent, this is absolutely beautiful and a brilliant idea how ever I think you need to improve it more. Instead of using your hands to roll the logs you can make that area to be automatic after one log moves out comes another log and so on.

@zple6534

2 жыл бұрын

Buty

Fantastic, solid build, by crikey you will split some timber with that beast. I have learned to expect well engineered yet very practical and functional projects from your workshop so please keep the wonderful creations coming; an absolute credit to you sir and you should feel very proud of your efforts

@WorkshopFromScratch

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😁

Awesome build, and looked like it preformed very well.

Me gustan los videos con éste sistema explicado🙏💓

Profi robota! Jest moc 💪 Lubię oglądać twoje produkcje i czekam na więcej.

@WorkshopFromScratch

2 жыл бұрын

Dzięki 😁