Very nice. I want to buy an Eastonmade Axis but can’t afford one so I think I’ll retrofit my old horizontal to work like a vertical alittle like yours. Thanks for the video! From New York State
Perhaps you can speed up your cycle times by reducing the stopping point of the cylinder on its return to the open position. Leave just enough of an opening to comfortably fit your round beneath the wedge and you’re saving a little cycle time on each up and down movement. Just a thought. Nice video.
Thanks. We can adjust the stopping point but we have multiple sizes of wood to split. The splitter is fast enough even if we use the whole cylinder stroke. If i have a lot of short length wood we can adjust it like you suggest.
Awesome absolutely ive plenty of steel for thi project ive two kubota deisel engins would love to duplicate your build sir wish for live conveyor log lift my motors are 26 hp hope that's enough .
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Valve is 3/4 inch valve Galltech 120l/min max. Tubing is 1/2 inch. Unfortunatly i dont have any plans. Everything was invented during construction. I call it feestyle engineering
This machine performs also well on oak. Because of the vertical design you decide how far you slide the wood under the knife. if you have a harder type of wood, slide the block just below and split it in a number of times the pressure per square cm/inch is then much higher.
@@renthal971 Due to the large flow possibilities in all components and the elongated shape of the oil tank, the machine can be fully loaded for a whole day. the oil temperature is about 50 degrees celcius
Just noticed the electric motor tucked away underneath, dual fuel, nice touch !
Very nice. I want to buy an Eastonmade Axis but can’t afford one so I think I’ll retrofit my old horizontal to work like a vertical alittle like yours. Thanks for the video! From New York State
Perhaps you can speed up your cycle times by reducing the stopping point of the cylinder on its return to the open position. Leave just enough of an opening to comfortably fit your round beneath the wedge and you’re saving a little cycle time on each up and down movement. Just a thought.
Nice video.
Thanks.
We can adjust the stopping point but we have multiple sizes of wood to split. The splitter is fast enough even if we use the whole cylinder stroke. If i have a lot of short length wood we can adjust it like you suggest.
Awesome absolutely ive plenty of steel for thi project ive two kubota deisel engins would love to duplicate your build sir wish for live conveyor log lift my motors are 26 hp hope that's enough .
Nice cycle time! Reno
I like how you've used the beam for the hydraulic oil. Nice design.
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Nice fast spliting
looks like a powersplit FROM powersplit INTERNATIONAL nice
Nice build looks like works perfectly
hi there very nice well done john from Maryland USA
Love how the hearing protection is on top of the splitter...
He's probably been looking for them all day, it's the sort of thing I do😁. Nice splitter though.
That is very impressive wood splitter!!! Do you have any step-by-step instructions on how to build one? I would like to build one myself!
Good afternoon. Please tell me what model of hydraulic pump (what is written on the plate).
Very Impressive. What size tubing and what brand valving. Plans wood be great
Valve is 3/4 inch valve Galltech 120l/min max. Tubing is 1/2 inch.
Unfortunatly i dont have any plans. Everything was invented during construction. I call it feestyle engineering
What size cylinder are you using? Looks like a 3" with a 2"rod? Nice job! Well done! Fast cycle time
bore: 70mm (2,75 inch)
rod: 50mm (2 inch)
good what hydraulic pump is installed
Plans on this? I like to build me one. Tha k you
I love hydraulics
Am I the only one wondering if this would still perform well on oak, hickory, or better yet, Hedge (Osage orange)?
This machine performs also well on oak. Because of the vertical design you decide how far you slide the wood under the knife.
if you have a harder type of wood, slide the block just below and split it in a number of times
the pressure per square cm/inch is then much higher.
Inskrintiom pomna?
Mooie snelle klover. Hoeveel cc is de pomp?
Is een dubbelpomp. Kleine pomp is 3cc en grote pomp is ongeveer 15cc
15cc gaat tot 40 bar. En de 3cc gaat tot 200 bar
How munch hydraulic fluid is in the beam?
25 L
@@leonvanzon Thanks, I like your design.Is 25L sufficient fluid to run the machine?
@@renthal971 Due to the large flow possibilities in all components and the elongated shape of the oil tank, the machine can be fully loaded for a whole day. the oil temperature is about 50 degrees celcius
In your view, what gives you the speed?
Powerful engine,high gpm pump.small rod
Any benefit adding much larger ports. On cylinder
What is the GPM's on your pump?
Dual stage pump 16gpm.
Ok thank you
@@leonvanzon I guess the speed is from the cylinder size then. 2.75" bore and 2" you said. How many ton do you think she is.?
@@leonvanzon that's all your pump is? 16gpm
how many CP/kw is the engine?
9hp. Its replaced for a honda gx270 now. Also 9hp
@@leonvanzon I understand .I have a 7.5 hp engine but not from Honda. but it does not have the necessary power. if the wood has a plug it cannot crack