Simple Utilitarian and Cheap Table for Wood Splitter

[Gordon Gould]

I made a 20 wide X 16 inch deep table for my splitter from some scraps of angle and flat stock I had. I wanted the table removable so I welded two mounting ears to the splitter and attached the table to them with two bolts. The top is just a piece of scrap 5/8" CDX plywood with a 16 gauge (1/16") steel skin glued on with Gorrilla glue.

 

[2458n]

Nice idea. My shop workbench has lasted for years with the addition of the metal over wood. Grapple has me wanting.

 

[pmhowe]

I like your idea very much. I'm going to do something similar. Thanks for showing it.

Phil

 

[mudcat47537]

Thanks I am putting one on mine this year and you just gave me an idea.

 

[EddieWalker]

Looks good. I'm going to do something very similar. Thanks for sharing.

Eddie

 

[Ed of all trades]

I am also thinking of a table for my splitter. but I need one on the end to catch the wood as it slides past the wedge. Thanks for the idea, wood is cheaper than metal, and I have the wood already.

 

[Svendus]

Tables makes it easy when handling huge logs :thumbsup:
we have split ouer firewood with water hydralics over 20 years

Plywood tables funktions quite allright.

 

[hr3]

I am also thinking of a table for my splitter. but I need one on the end to catch the wood as it slides past the wedge. Thanks for the idea, wood is cheaper than metal, and I have the wood already.

Here is a simple design of a wood and metal out feed table that is removable,,

 

[Baby Grand]

Nicely done, Gordon.
You just don't see O/A fusion welds much these days.
It's becoming a lost art.
I need to do something similar with my splitter to reduce the amount of material handling I'm doing with big rounds.
-Jim

 

[PANHAPP]

Why did you need to make it removable? I welded a 1/4 inch table to each side of my splitter when I got it.

Pan