slip on 4 way wedge

[sizzami]

here is the wedge design I use on my splitters this one is for a true 20 ton machine the scale gets larger with the size of machine.

 

[GT2]

here is the wedge design I use on my splitters this one is for a true 20 ton machine the scale gets larger with the size of machine.

Nice job, I like the little winglets

 

[toyfarm]

great job....you just gave me an idea???

 

[Low Bucket]

here is the wedge design I use on my splitters this one is for a true 20 ton machine the scale gets larger with the size of machine.

Great job!

Have you tried it out yet?

 

[Scotty370]

I like it alot......Been thinkin' of something like that years! Like the E-Z on, E-Z off aspect! Thanks for sharing! ~Scotty

 

[SHIFTY]

here is the wedge design I use on my splitters this one is for a true 20 ton machine the scale gets larger with the size of machine.

How does the 20 ton handel it? Thanks

 

[JB4310]

Yup, gave me an idea to, I think I can do that.

Anything that save a step or two helps.

 

[cycle_gator]

Sizzami:

Nice work, very nice work. Question for you. It appears the business end of the wedge is a different material, what did you use? Also, what equipment did you use to bend the ends of those plate sections toward the front of the wedge?

Thanks for sharing with us. Appears as though you have stirred some creative juices.

 

[SimS]

Sizzami;

Very nice work. I too would like to know what materials you are using and what are you using to make those great looking welds. Good job.

SimS

 

[sizzami]

the single wedge is , 1/4 plate . the slip on is 3/8 plate the joint at the front is a piece of 1/2 plate , beveled and welded then sanded down.
I did the bends in a press brake.
I use a lincon cv-300 w/.030 wire.