Flywheel inertia splitter

[django]

That is the reason you put it outside. 100ft. away from the house.
Then all you do is melt the stove. Learning can be expensive.

 

[SilverBlue]

Has anyone heard from django?
How is this splitter working out?

 

[robityz]

Hy

Right side.

Please send or post dimensions and weight at flywhell, rotations of pinion. Or maybe you can post an sketch with constructive dimensions. Thanks!

 

[stihlboy]

dude this thread is almost seven years old!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Bill G]

django's last post was in March 2008 and he last visit was July 2009. I highly doubt he will be around anytime soon. It's too bad because he was a wealth of knowledge.

Bill

 

[django]

Yup, been a while since I visited, been ridiculously busy, (spending money, not making it) Great website though.
As far as any dimensions/prints on the splitter, sorry you are on your own.
There is great potential for personal injury. It's like splitting with dynamite.

 

[ms290]

Please send or post dimensions and weight at flywhell, rotations of pinion. Or maybe you can post an sketch with constructive dimensions. Thanks!

Welcome to AS!

 

[ran3465]

Id love to see a video of that running

 

[Bill G]

Yup, been a while since I visited, been ridiculously busy, (spending money, not making it) Great website though.
As far as any dimensions/prints on the splitter, sorry you are on your own.
There is great potential for personal injury. It's like splitting with dynamite.

Hello django,

I sincerely welcome you back. I really enjoyed our exchanges. Your mechanical skills are top notch. I miss the old crew that was around when this thread began. I have to say it was a bit more fun back then.

On a side note last winter I put up a video you would get a good laugh at. I was a bit faster than the flywheel but I did not have the duration.

Bill

 

[rarefish383]

Hey guys, what is an inertia splitter. The best splitter I ever had was a Bliss (spelling). It was made by a guy in VA. It had a blade that cut in both directions and would snip branchs a foot thick into fire place length like tooth picks, Joe.