Semiautomatic firewood chopping device

Abstract

The invention discloses a semiautomatic firewood chopping device, and belongs to the technical field of firewood chopping. The semiautomatic firewood chopping device comprises a base, blades, a gravity hammer, a supporting rod and a cam, wherein the upper end of the base is a circular barrel; the blades are mounted in the circular barrel of the base with cutting edges placed upwards, and are used for cutting firewood; the cam and the gravity hammer are mounted on the supporting rod; the center of the gravity hammer right faces the circular barrel of the base; the cam is positioned in the position, on one side of the gravity hammer, on the supporting rod; and the cam is separated from the gravity hammer after the gravity center of the gravity hammer is lifted, the gravity hammer freely falls to downwards knock firewood fixed in the circular barrel of the base, and firewood is quickly cut. The semiautomatic firewood chopping device has the beneficial effects that efficiency of traditional manual firewood chopping can be effectively improved, uniformity of firewood chopping is increased, and dangerousness of firewood chopping is effectively reduced.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of wood splitting, in particular to a semi-automatic wood splitting device. Background technique [0002] Firewood is generally some fire starting materials commonly used in rural areas, and these firewoods are often relatively large and need to be split to easily catch fire. The traditional ways of chopping wood mainly include the following: one is to use tools such as axes to chop and chop wood, which is inefficient and labor-intensive; the other is to manually saw the firewood with a saw, which is also efficient. The third is to split by means of machines. Although this method can avoid the aforementioned shortcomings of manual chopping, it is difficult to operate or maintain due to the need for these devices. It is convenient, not easy to carry or needs to consume a large amount of other energy sources to complete chopping firewood, so it cannot be popularized by rural families. Contents of th...

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Problems solved by technology

The traditional ways of chopping wood mainly include the following: one is to use tools such as axes to chop and chop wood, which is inefficient and labor-intensive; the other is to manually saw the firewood with a saw, which is also efficient. The third is to split by means of machines. Although this method can avoid the aforementioned shortcomings of manual chopping, it is difficult to operate or maintain due to the need for these devices. It is convenient, not easy to carry or needs to consume a lot of other energy to complete firewood, so it cannot be popularized and used by rural families

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