#wood processing

[video description: op, a white person with long brown hair, wears a green canvas jacket over a dark green shirt and khaki cargo pants. they line up an axe with a log on a chopping stump in the woods and chop it cleanly down the middle, which makes a sharp thudding sound. they lean the axe against the stump at the end. end video description.]

A welcome upgrade from my trusty Bahco Laplander, this 21 inch SVEN saw makes wood processing a lot easier. The collapsing design takes it down to 23 inches for storage in a pack. The aluminum construction helps keep the overall weight down without sacrificing the structural integrity of the saw.

[image description: four square photographs outdoors in the woods. the first photo shows a fire structure in a stone fire pit, the second photo shows a pair of hands carving a spoon, the third photo shows two pairs of hands working on a tinder bundle and bow drill coal, and the fourth photo shows a hatchet stuck into a stump. end image description.]

Hammer mills, also known as hammer crushers, can process wood, branches, miscellaneous woods, boards and other raw materials into sawdust at one time. It has the advantages of low investment, low energy consumption, high productivity, good economic benefits, and convenient use and maintenance.