Respect to the skills. And also amazing the whole machines and tools used to make it I would love to have all of them, endless possibilities limited only to imagination.

Mind of a machinist never stops at quitting time. Proper thing, looks safe and quick with the small wood.

I enjoyed watching you construct this one of a kind machine.

I enjoy the same skill you have in thinking about a problem and then making something to solve it or save time doing a process.

This keeps me jumping out of bed every morning.Awesome design and build!

Thank you for your patience and understanding of how to make a great video and clear instructions without having to talk for me to clearly understand each step!

The splitter would definitely teach you to pay attention, but still very impressive.

I often use my chainsaw to cut dimensional lumber for small projects, this is basically taking that to the next level and making a chopsaw, which can cut any kind of wood.

A little shortcut you can take is to get a harvester sprocket that is set up for your motor so no adapters are necessary.

Great work! For the splitter machine, I’d weld 2 flat bars wider face down at the near end of the top flat middle square tube to prevent the cylindrical wood to roll off Maybe you need some grinding on the push part of the machine not to interfere with the flat bars. It will be more safe that way