Thread: Field Day

Have a good day Arthur

thanks bob

we have organised to video the processor under full speed so if you cant get it the day we will at least have a cd to send out.

Will be trying a number of chain alternatives to see which chain setup is best for what timbers? So far we have mainly used off the shelf chains. A few modified like taking off the rakers.

arthur

Athur, I suugest you put a short video on Youtube with your website address in the video

Hope it goes well Arthur. Should be no problems with weather and flooding.

Bob

thats the intension. I already have a few on there for the EcoSaw mills. I guess I should have a video of all our products but when your a one man demo its a bit hard to hold the video recorder as well. We will get there eventually mainly by onlookers sending me their videos good and bad

thanks

arthur

I know what you mean about a 1 man demo Arthur, thats why there isn't a wombat video yet.
I have thought about setting up a couple of cameras on tripods and cut & paste videos.

Originally Posted by echnidna

Athur, I suugest you put a short video on Youtube with your website address in the video

Bob

video only done on mobil phone as the batteries failed on the VC.

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We actually cleaned up a lot of rubbish lying around, processed some old, dry hardwoods including tallow, bloodwood, greygum and ironbark.

Best chain was the skiptooth with rakers taken down an extra 2mm.

We actually processed 7 cubic meters in 2 hrs and only broke the movement chaindrive for the log clamp which took a short while to fix.

The best log which measured just over the cubic meter only took 12 minutes. Took a bit of time to get used to the sequence even though we designed it.

Just the thing for a firewood cutter