Monarch 10EE on Monarch website

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Re: Monarch 10EE on Monarch website

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"I found a video of this type of log splitter"

That's a pretty cool concept for a log splitter, but I don't think I'd be wearing gloves around that thing !

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Re: Monarch 10EE on Monarch website

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Or logs that were not REALLY dried out!
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Re: Monarch 10EE on Monarch website

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Thanks, Lyle and Harold. I appreciate your insights.

Actually, I have thought in the past about cutting pipe tapers on a lathe, probably before I knew about taper attachments. It makes me happy that my Dual Drive has one, especially since you can't engage both feeds at the same time.
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Re: Monarch 10EE on Monarch website

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Looks like it has its drawbacks. I'd want a reduction gear and a reversible motor. I think I'd also want to feed the logs in horizontally.
Slope the table toward the motor at the half-angle of the cone. The table would need to be adjustable. Probably more of a frame than a table.

Clever invention.
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Re: Monarch 10EE on Monarch website

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I remember as a kid seeing an ad in Popular Mechanics for such a device that attached to a car hub (jack up the car, remove the wheel and bolt on).

Obviously not for use with Posi :-)

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