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I always enjoy cutting, splitting and stacking. Can't get enough of it. Keep 'em coming.

I remember you just bought your dump trailer (I'm commenting on a November video in early January 2021) We built a larger wood box (on a pallet) that we lift with a 3pt hitch (MUCH higher lift capacity) Maybe consider 2 of these. 1. Cut and toss into a large box rather than toss towards the Axis. Drive to the Axis and lift up with loader or 3pt hitch so you don't pick off ground. 2. Let conveyor dump into a larger wood box, use loader or 3pt hitch to lift to knee or waist height so you don't have to pick off the ground. SAVE YOUR BACK BROTHER!!!

I love these kind of videos

Arms Family Homestead said should check you out. When I cut wood with my dad 40 years ago. Done it all by hand.

Always enjoy your videos Adam. Cheers!

Feels like Dejavue watching you cut apart the IBC baskets. Did the same exact thing for myself.

Hey if you raise the tires up off the ground and tip the it back you'll be able to reach the other side and make extension at the top with a chain to hang down

Great video Adam. I find myself watching videos like yours today when the weather isn’t great here locally.

Enjoyed watching you work👍

Enjoy watching your videos. Just make sure you tighten your saws chain. Looked loose in the video. Take care be safe.

I find myself enjoying cutting up and processing firewood. I just burn it in a charcoal grill to cook and hang out by, not for a stove or commercially. Best of all, it's free therapy, lol. I grab it from the dump-off spot where the highway dept and maintenance guys take it when doing brush pick-ups. They're quite happy to have it gone- less work for them, lol. Mostly maple and spruce in my neighborhood, but I lucked into some good Locust that makes great long lasting coals. Not heating a house, so no need to be too picky about species- just as long as it's dry and burns well. I think I've got a lifetime supply of tinder and kindling now from breaking up dead branches, lol. Why spend on lump charcoal, when you can get wood for free? (and make your own by smothering the fire, once you're done with it?)

Great job. I always start with jobs that are the most tedious first, then finish with the jobs I like to do the most. That way I have something to look forward to.

Always good content Adam. We love to make firewood. Never boring. I just add beer to the end of the cycle.

Great video Adam. Also good to see your jeans back over your rubber boots, much better that way. Here in Western Canada we already have a foot of snow and -10C (14F) temps so we're burning our firewood every day now.

I wish I could add a photo to a KZfaq video. Had a 80 foot hickory go down last Sunday. Got 5 10 foot saw logs out of it. Great video pal!

nice work Adam!

Keep going at it Adam! Love watching your videos even though im a city guy. I wasn't really sold on this new splitter at first, because the box wedge seemed so damn awesome, but now starting to realize this thing is so awesome for creating the small, evenly sized logs for making bundles. Perfect for your situation!

Beautiful job, Adam!

That is one bad ass splitter!

Thanks for sharing with us.👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Great video, awesome splitter!

You did a really good jop today buddy i like your new video today happy Thanksgiving to you guys

Have you ever considered a circular saw Adam? I have a Hakki Pilke Eagle mini processor which has a screw splitter as well as a 700mm saw. Perfect for the smaller diameter logs. Gloucestershire Uk

I cut split stack my own wood for home and cabin. Its alot work. Probably why I enjoy watching someone else do it. Tell about your saw please, reviews. Much respect to you sir.

Great video Adam. Loved the small fuel pump. That would be handy.

Lol one minute into work video and you revert back to being analytical lol. Love it though. That work work. That’s what I think is a fun day. 👍

Nice video, Adam! Sometimes you've just got to get some work done and you can hit record so that we can come along. Hope you have a great Thanksgiving with your family!

Excellent. Thank you for the content.

I will have to try a basket with a wider opening like you do. I don't cut my opening in the front as wide. I just thought leaving one more support brace up each side of my opening may give the front corner more support and have less space for wood to be lost out the front as I transport it. The wider opening would make it a little more convenient to stack. I do love how quick that easton is.

Ok!!! Sticking around!

An average day is till a good day

Great video Adam. Happy Thanksgiving.

Cutting those logs on the ground, there's an odds on chance you'll hit dirt with your saw trying to go right through. I find it better to cut most of the way then kick the log over. It may take a bit more time but it saves the chain some wear and tear. Boy I like your splitter.

Enjoyed it thanks

New to the channel and have been enjoying it. Have you ever thought of using a timber Jack or something to get the logs off the ground when you are bucking them? From time to time I cut up trees that have fallen on my parents property up in Slippery Rock PA and have found it to be useful.

I bet the Eastonmade would work good with the bags that the back 40 woodhound uses.

I love that you have a Kioti. There's not many of us out there. I own a 2013 DK45SE and have had no issues with it since new. It's a great tractor Question? What happens to the plastic from the IBC"s? I'm a big fan of your channel. Keep up the good work. Todd in NH.

I got a 35 ton yardmax and wanting to upgrade maybe next year for speed... I like the axis for all-in-one unit... but I am just scared it won't get through the knotty wet stuff I split....

Two questions: what do you with the plastic containers out of the IBC totes, how do get rid of them? And have you ever stacked IBC totes full of Firewood? Thanks for the videos and analysis!

Great videos! What is that gizmo you used to fill the splitter? Gotta have one thanks Eastonmade 22-28

Maybe I missed the video but why did you switch from the other splitter that split multiple pieces at once to this splitter with the conveyor

How do you keep track of how long each basket has been drying out?

Adam, I need to geek out here for a moment. Is that the Sigma 16mm or did you get another lens? Looks great. -Ed

Any video you make is good with me.

What do you do with the plastic tanks?

has the ash wood in your area been destroyed by the beetle?

how much wood fits in 1 of those totes?

When you really get into the splitting, do you zone out and lose track of time as you go?

Sometimes you just gotta get your own stuff done.. LOL

Curious what kind of fuel can pump you were using? Appreciate you vids.

Why not just feed straight to the tote? Just walk over every few splits and tidy up the stack. This, from a guy with a bad back!

How are you liking the Axis vertical splitter compared to your old 12-22 Eastonmade horizontal splitter?

How much do those loaded totes weigh? Im not sure my Case IH Farmall 35C can lift one fully loaded. Also you have to work on wrapping your left thump around that chainsaw grip. Try to touch your index finger and thumb together so the web of your hand takes the full force of a kickback instead of slipping off. Keep making awesome videos. This is turning into my Sunday morning routine.

Can IBC tote plastic be recycled like plastic bottles or do you have another use for them?

What kind of log splitter is that?

Where do you buy IBC totes?

You’re always trying to optimize your time...it’s time for a sawall with metal blades...it beats trying to grind the baskets down. What are you doing with the plastic bladders once you take them out?

So I noticed you put the bundle grade directly in a tote. Do you then bundle from that tote into another tote? Seems you would save a step if you bundle from the splitter into the tot to begin with?

Husqvarna 395??

Why don't you not stack them into a crate from the splitter ? you handle every thing too many times.

couldn't you use the plastic tubs the same way you use the metal bins. strap them to a pallet. instead of restacking the wood put the conveyor over empty bins.