My partner and I have owned an Eastonmade 12-22 for about 5 years and couldn't be happier. We always spoke about building something versatile and mobile like this and looks like Andrew read our minds! I think this will be our next purchase!

4:25 hummingbird buzz by!!!!!!! Love your products !!! no one is close to your design !!! Stay blessed love each other! Thank you!

I also look into what type of character a company has and being a small company with your positive attitude goes along way with me

Have to admit, I always look forward to your videos!

Did not pay close enough attention the first time, the youngster in the green sweatshirt is possibly the hardest worker in the bunch, for a while there anyway

Great video Andrew, an old one but still relaxing! 🚜🪵👍🏼🇱🇷

Ah, blackfly! Reminds me of the few years we spent in Churchill Falls - so many damn blackfly they'd literally blot out the sun in some places - quadzillions x10 of them nasty buggers. Some men quit because they couldn't take how aggressive they were - crawling in your ears/nose and finding every exposed spot of skin. Buggers seemed to thrive on the DDT that was fogged down our street during the few months of 'summer' - us kids would ride our bikes behind the fogger machine to keep cool - them was the good ol' days? The Eastonmade is clearly the nicer machine except for the conveyor.

man! iv been splittin wood for 4 years i love this video

You can really see the guys bent over using the other machine, at the end of the day it’s hard to get out of that position. Not having to reposition your rounds to be able to split through make a huge difference too, another great machine Andrew!

The AXIS comes to market as expected a more user friendly version of this vertical style of splitter, From a seasoned Pro like John having used this type of machine for 10 years to give the splitter the Nod says a lot for your New machine . ! Eastonmade products AS always are DESIGNED to minimize the effort of the user , You are a GENIUS my friend ! JOHN AND KYLE how the heck are ya ? hope you boys are well good to see you ! another Great Video

Really have to stoop to use that "other" machine! The Axis is just the right height! Those black fly remind me of the old song "Black fly, little black fly, always a black fly no matter where you go, I'll die with the black fly pickin' my bones, in North Ontari-o-io, in North Ontari-o!

After watching that I can clearly see witch one I would prefer Easten made all the way

Andrew rocking the obligatory dad shirt very well!

Hands down the Eastonmade is the better splitter . Larger table , lifting arm holds more rounds . I agree with the other comments about the table height and the foot peddle . Watched the fella putting his foot up very high on the green one and I thought are you kidding me . My foot would fall off in a couple of hours doing that . Another thing is that it is Canadian Made . Support the Canadian businesses is what I like . You the man Andrew .

The height difference is very noticeable. Also having to raise up your leg so high on the other machine seems ridiculous, my leg would likely fall off after a full day of splitting. Andrew has raised the bar on the vertical splitters for sure.

I has relatives in snow road at one time, remember Crosbys store

Thoses rigs are the ticket.

having never ran any type of splitter like these i see thing about both machines i like better than the other. the Eastonmade has a taller table, shorter throw on the peddle, and it looks like a much bigger wedge. what i like about the other one is the conveyors front discharge. i have seen one like that with the front discharge that was self propelled so you didnt need a truck or atv to move it which i think is a real advantage

Hands down! Eastonmade Wins 👍

Eastonmade all day!

Great video. It was great to see people that are use to a vertical splitter putting the machines through their paces. Both awesome machines, but I would have to say that the Axis is the better machine. Two reasons. First, I love how much higher the table is for the operator. No bending over. Second, the axis seems to have power. Even in the gnarly pieces it pushed through without hesitation. Great machines you make Andrew. By the by, the other day I asked about financing. Is commercial all you guys have at the moment or do you have any for the non business owner?

Great comparison video. The one thing that I noticed one guy at the competitor's log splitter is hunched over And the other guy is standing upright at the Easton made machine. 🤔 I'm wondering if these guys are the same height?

WOW a huge difference between the two. While the form may be the same they really are not. The working height on the green one is WAY too low an the foot treadle has WAY too much travel and way too high! The steel in yours Andrew is pretty substantial. You took a great design and VASTLY improved it! EXCELLENT job.....for a second I thought you were gonna Smokie and the Bandit the truck door for a second.

I would rather have the Eastonmade, maybe some day I will be lucky enough to have one.

Man that table height is low on the the green one. The Ultra has perfect table height and control lever location, it’s like it was designed just for me. Are all the table height the same on your machines?

I think the fella on the green machine is a bit to tall for it, who ever has the little tike working working with them gets the win.

Does the Axis have 2 stage pump?

Andrew is it possible making where the ram dt go all the way back to the top to save time? I notice on watch the power split videos they had a tool to stop the retract. Meaning if I am cutting 16 in wood I could stop it at 17 to save on speed...

Great video and impressive machines! What music are you using in this video?

Only nock I see for the Axis is the conveyor... needs a wider base for more of a funnel style. Axis clear winner with the table height.

Well you got her upright, now just lean her back to 30deg and mount a box wedge over the conveyor. And hit the auto cycle

Why don't Eastonmade make a double vertical spliter like power split

Hell man I was thinking someone did steal your machine and you was on a hunt

Any Whitlands Engineering Superaxes up there?

@3:05 Looks like one of Buckin Billy Ray's trucks!

Do y’all offer financing?

Many years ago when I cut wood for a living my arms would end up sore at the end of every day. It wasn't from the cutting of the wood it was from swatting at the incessant flies. The maneuver even has it's own wiki page. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aussie_salute

how much $$

Lol . Blackflies? What's a blackfly? I'm going up into Darling township later this week to seed a food plot. I guarantee that I can show you a blackfly, or two.

The other is better...