Abstract: A machine for cutting logs into lengths and then splitting the logs, the entire machine being portable. A common power source is provided for the circular saw and the log splitter, and the sawing and splitting operations can be performed independently of one another and either selectively or simultaneously. The machine includes a frame having the circular saw located adjacent one side of its top side and a slideable table feeds the logs into the saw. The log splitter is located on a large, rigid backbone of the machine frame and which also forms a tongue portion of the machine. The circular saw and the splitter are both hydraulically powered and controlled.