"The Woodbine Jr." Firewood Processor- The CRD Metalworks

[crdmetalworks]

The machine in this video is over 6 years old...visit our website today, noted in the video, for the most current models, specs and pricing.

[luccaskunk]

This thing would have made my childhood a lot easier.

[kaufmanprocessor1]

Big ash vs. little softwood .....ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

[WNaillon1995]

how big block dose it cut

[dean147100]

you need to get a big umbrella , that way your out of the sun.

[1xsooliner]

look up fast fire wood that one is quick compaired to this one

[Bajaracer650]

Same question every time, HOW MUCH IS IT?

If you are gonna advertise on youtube then don't be afraid to include the price. I know it's not cheap.

[anooseholay]

@Bajaracer650 At least they put the price on their website. Most firewood processor manufacturers don't even do that. They want you to call them so they can try to sell you something.

[MrLeonard55]

Hi. How much are they?

Leonard

[maxhole2]

I like it ! Want one !

[atvking04032]

how much will one of these run u ?

[BIGART1950]

I wonder just how good it works in GoodOle White oak and hickory like we burn here in Pa. it takes a good splitter to bust a 20" chunk into 6 pieces, Like my antique processor does LOL

[voseamatt]

make a video of it

[gubevares]

You never become a man by using tools like this

[junior2004hasz]

spaghetti warehouse exploded at 1:37. Lookit that mess of hoses and stuff

[MrCordWood]

It's not a mess on a final assembly machine; this is a shop demo.

[junior2004hasz]

Figured maybe. But hey, it don't need to look pretty, it clearly works.

[Tewrobert]

200 bucks a cord? I aM LUCKY TO GET 50 BUCKS HERE FOR A FULL CORD 128 CU FT.....AND THATS OAK, The good news its readily available. NO permits needed

Thats a nice looking machine

[ozzirt]

Nicely made. I really like it, but then again, I suppose anyone who hung of the end of a chainsaw for any time, would :-)

It certainly makes the timber handling a lot easier.

[hansson30]

is this a joke?

[hydeqs]

My eyes my eyes ha ha ha

[picbuck]

Wow. This thing lives up to its name.

[MrCordWood]

Thanks! Have you seen the RAPDIO LOCO?

[JIM30747]

This just ain't right! For 12 years I cut with a chain saw, loaded it into an old Ford truck, then hauled it out of the woods and busted it up with a sledge hammer and pawl.

I feel cheated!

[arkansastrash320]

I got an old dodge truck and i haul wood from the curb in my town and cut it with my chainsaw and split it on my electric 6 ton log splitter.If that makes you feel any better LOl.I aint got one of those machines either.If i had some parts and stuff i bet i could build a firewood processor.I am thinking of making a log holder and mounting my chainsaw on a spring loaded hinge to make cutting easier.

[Jinsyana]

nice machine... but it looks like when the trunk gets close to the end (of being all cut) that the weight of it wants to tip it over. Have any problems there?

jesus saves

[r32adt3db]

how fast could you make your money back on one of these things?

[mikinmontague]

Depending on how much wood you have, how fast you cut it up, and what you sell it for, it could pay for itself in a week or two.

The smallest machine goes for like $16k and can cut about 2 cords per hour. At $200 per cord of wood, that's 80 cords, which can be done in 40 hours -- a work week.

Of course you have to sell the wood, but with good advertising you could sell 80 cords in a few weeks.

[Iraqiredneck07]

can u please tell me where you found your saw, i cant find one for my processor

[Iraqiredneck07]

can you please tell me where you got the saw for you processor, i cannot seem to find one at all!

[mulitek]

very slow

[krankiev]

amazing machine! if only it could stack the wood... O_o

[dav7722]

whats the cost for one?

[JEHIAHL]

Sweet. Looks a little easier than splitting by hand.

[hansson30]

It looks like it is build in a garage

[naturerules1]

good thinking,... I mean engineering!

I like this!!!

[artickid12]

that would suck to fix tho

[localcrew]

It sure is quiet.

[bill154cub]

Works great on the straight logs with no limbs how about the narly stuff thats hard to split? The pieces were the big "Y"'s are?

[pigman50]

How many cords an hour does this process under normal conditions?

[USSRstijn]

what a great machine

[douro20]

I believe this is all-hydraulic; even the saw itself has a very powerful hydraulic motor on it.

[decnwtn]

This processor works just fine. But splitting small diameter chunks with 8 way multi splitting head just chews it up. There is a desperate need for a 4 way head for the small diameter logs. Above 10" logs & 8 way splitter head is fine.