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MAKE pal Hans writes “It’s almost that time of year again in about two weeks I will be starting to help split and stack wood for the winter. (I like to do this before it gets 30 below Fahrenheit.) And with gas prices up this (project) may be even more useful…” Link.
Build Your Own Fire Wood Splitter
Posted by Phillip Torrone | Thursday August 18th, 2005 1:53 AM
Categories: DIY Projects | 6 Comments
This is actually really cool. I’ve been looking for a project to hone my welding skills on, and my parents (and I when I’m around) cut and split 1.5 truckloads of wood every year with a chainsaw and a maul. While splitting a log with a maul is extremely satisfying, this would probably save them a lot of work.
-Jesse
Anyone have a copy of this. The link does not appear to work anymore.
Did you get a copy of this yet? The link still does not work and I would like to know how to build a log splitter also. Thanks.
Did you get a copy of this yet? The link still does not work and I would like to know how to build a log splitter also. Thanks.
Did you get a copy of this yet? The link still does not work and I would like to know how to build a log splitter also. Thanks.
I would like a copy too!
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