Interesting wood splitter, but . . .

[beowulf]

Saw this video. Interesting and apparently efficient with four people, but I have to wonder how many accidents there were.

Note: I see the video is not playing - I will try to figure that out and repost.

 

[oosik]

You would sure want to keep your mind on what's going on on your station.

 

[ovrszd]

Look how short the blocks are.

 

[oosik]

I noticed that also. Must be for some special type of stove. Perhaps a kitchen stove. Short/small fire box.

 

[beowulf]

Well, tried and tried but cannot get the video copied to my post. The video was on a fb post but I can only manage to load a photo - I will try the link to fb. And BTW - if you do a search for videos of wood splitting you will find dozens of fascinating ways people split wood.

https://www.facebook.com/douleiesstinkarditsa/posts/2524019764405678

 

[ArtMech]

Since this video is probably created in Russia, let me be an expert for you.

There is a military stove intended for military tent heating. It is small and made of cast iron, that's why the firewood blocks should be short. They provide heat while active only.

The guys in a video could be the soldiers.