Morning Adam! That Axis is a really nice machine. And I think exactly why you need there for your business. Good luck hitting your goal for next year of 50 cord. Cheers!

Is it just me or does everyone think watching these machines is almost as much fun at running wood through your own splitters?

Looks great Adam. That thing is really pumping out the wood.

All these splitters seem great. For me I think the log lift is the back saver regardless of which style one picks.

Thanks for sharing with us Adam 👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Hi Adam - looks like a lot of fun! Keep up the great work. Your channel just keeps getting better!

Awesome video Buddy. I like the title screen & the machine looks like a treat to run ! Nice set-up all around !

This is an awesome machine! You can do WORK with this bad boy!

Nice job Adam. This video would be a great commercial for EM. Finally...watching someone who knows how to operate a vertical splitter. The way you hold and spin the wood is exactly how to run these machines and produce minimal scrap.

Another great video Adam. You make that seem so easy. Gonna say 3 full totes and start on another. Good luck on the 50 cords.

That’s a good machine for your operation . A longer conveyer with it own hydraulics would definitely have its advantages, I can see one in your future down the road some. I believe you will go a long way in your firewood venture. Thanks for sharing Buddy!

I’m going to say it will fill up 2 1/2 of the totes. You can also use your bucket on the tractor to knock the pile down and keep on splitting. Thanks for the video and hope you have a great weekend

Great viewing of a Sunday Adam, I’m from Ireland 🇮🇪 and hoping to purchase a similar splitter here. Love ur vids, keep em coming 👍

Great machine Adam

Looks like you can make your cuts more precise on the Axis. Definitely a great splitter for wood bundles. A great splitter all around as well.

Great video Adam! I love watching how you can hold the whole log together while splitting it up, something about that just looks cool to me! Curious to see how many totes that pile fills up!

The control over split size & shape with the Axis is awesome...nothing better for bundles then those perfect cubes of wood. I think you need to crank that conveyor up to like a 7 or 8 and see how far out it'll send em...lol.

I make a corral by stacking wood around the outside of my pile and filling in the center. Helps to utilize more vertical area in the same footprint.

that axis puts out beautiful wood!

You have an awesome area to season the wood. As you probably already know my rejects feed our wood stove insert.

Looks great looks like a lul over one full cord , I run a 24 foot conveyor and can fit multiple log loads under er

I'm guessing 2 1/2 totes if their stacked in there. Great video and awesome machine there Adam !!!

Great video Adam I'd say 3 1/2 baskets in that pile

Cool video. I noticed you're wearing your jeans tucked into your boots in this video instead of over top like in your previous ones. I reckon it's better to wear your pants over your boots to stop sawdust and wood chips from getting in your boots. You normally wear them over top though?

brilliant man

Looks pretty darn close to a cord to me. That Axis is perfect for what you are doing.

That really is an impressive machine. I’m thinking you can fill up at least 4 of your IBC totes with that pile.

Ever watch Barnwood Builders on History channel ? Same opening music. Nice pile! Guessing just under a cord. Like the idea about quality control ie big wood.

I do like you can control the size of splits and stand upright while doing so.

I like your new video you did a really good jop today are son is sick a can i do know y my son get sick a can please pray for us buddy

Great video!! So whats the size that you shoot for 4x4? Do you think the splitter needs its own pump for conveyor so it dt rob from your speed? Andrew you can weigh in.. lol

That thing can process some wood...... any reason to not put an IBC tote at end of conveyor?

The only thing that might make that splitter a bit better function wise, is some sort of rotating section under where the ram is, so you can 'rotate'' the wood after each split, rather than muscle and slide it around.

I have a Question about the axis dose the conveyor lay flat and raise as needed

I think if you started with your conveyor set lower to the ground, say 1 ft above being level and ran it on speed 4 and then raised it 18" as needed you would build a bigger pile. Would it be enough difference to justify the extra adjustments? I don't know, but might be worth a try. Also if you wanted to build bigger piles as your business grows you could get a stand alone conveyor and use the little conveyor to feed the bigger one. An old hay conveyor would get it done cheaper.

Good morning Adam. Great video. I would say 2 1/2 face cord there. The more I see you using the Axis, the more I like the Axis. Do you notice any leg or foot fatigue while splitting large amounts of wood? Have a great week.

Hi Adam, does this machine have a way to limit the cyclist up stroke to decrease cycle time? I see the ram goes about 4 inches above the block each time Thanks

Great video Adam! I think the pile fills 2.5 baskets. How long did it take you to split this pile? Or do you have experience how much time you need for a full cord? Cheers! ✌

I’m guessing a cord as well...how much fuel did you use to get that much wood?

Looks like about two totes worth stacked. I could be way off. 😃

That REALLY didnt chuck the wood over BUT thats ok haha Its an amazing machine!

Have you tried laying the conveyor flat, then raising it up as needed?

That's def cheatin, lol...very nice setup...stay safe!

I'd guess that you won't get a full cord. I'm going to say 2.5 baskets. Nice video!

Hello from Chicago! Why did you change the conveyor height about midway through the video?

Can’t beat a vertical splitter!!! I have a powersplit, the only mistake I made was not getting the 25’ conveyor. Good luck with your Axis.

Can you raise the splitting wedge to split 20 inch or 24 inch rounds ? Instead of your 16 inch lengths. Thanks in advance

Too bad containers are so much or could split directly into a container you could deliver to customer / maybe split into dump trailer if wood is dry and ready for delivery?

What else do you do for a living btw? How do you afford all the equipment and such? I assume loans, but still.

Once you get in the 50 cord/yr range, it's time to quit handling wood by hand as much as possible. I'd pour a 6"x 30x40' concrete slab, and pour concrete side walls up 8" thick x 6' on the 40' side and one end.....leaving one end to drive in. 40 cubic yds concrete (form lumber comes off that new sawmill) 40 cy will run you $6k, allow another 1500 for pour labor if you get it all formed and ready. Frame up side walls another 6 feet with lumber and build a conventional gable roof on top with lumber off that new sawmill you have coming....cost near nothing for the lumber, you'd only have to buy metal for the roof...great first project of the mill :) $2000 for the metal for the roof. Call it $10k all in, amortized over 20 years, 500 bucks/yr. (and you'll have a dandy building if you decide to get out of the firewood business down the road) Dig one side of the building into a slope, and use that side for your splitter, so the end of the conveyor is ends up 12-14' off the floor of the building. Build a shed over the top of the splitter that intersect the roof in a T so you have a permanent cover for the splitter and covered place to work from. Split your wood, let it fall on the concrete floor until you have a huge pile. Use the tractor to simply shove the wood to the back of the building to allow it to dry. Building that size will hold 50-75 cords piled 6-7' high, more if you heap it up as high as the tractor bucket will dump in the building center. Comes time to sell, buy an oversized 'light materials' bucket for the tractor.....they will hold 2-3 times the volume of a standard bucket. Figure out how many buckets it takes per cord, and use the tractor to run along the concrete floor to scoop up that many buckets and dump in the trailer or whatever. Never stack or handle firewood again after it comes off the splitter. There are better things to do in life besides stack firewood IF you plan to be in it for the money.

I e-mailed Easton twice with a question, w/o a response . Thought I would ask here. A neighbor with 1500 sq. Ft. Of space in his pole she'd wants to know if they would make him an Axis that he could plug in to the wall ,for inside use. ( Electric instead of gas powered ) They finally got back to me last week ,they do.

I'm curious, why do you cut your wood so small? Is it to dry quicker, buyers demand, etc? Growing up burning firewood, lengths were cut between 16-18 inches, and the goal was to have at least 5" wide end pieces, and no more than 9" wide. The stuff you are cutting looks like it is about 3" wide. I don't miss the days of log burning stoves (smoke, ash, and dust), but the warmth and simplicity were great.

Good morning from the other side of the state! I'm guessing you'll be half filled on your third basket with that pile. Almost a full cord. Better get done before rivalry game day. Good luck against the Ravens. We have the Cowboys tonight. Go Steelers! (I assume for you) and Go Eagles!!! (For me) 👍🏾

Never did see or hear how many baskets that pile made...

40 degrees and 85 % humidity is cold.

why not put the basket underneath the conveyer ?

Why do you make such small pieces?

I'm guessing 4 totes

Well, I'm going to wiegh in with 2.75 +/- 0.50 totes. 👍

4 baskets

4 face cords

Using ther 22-12 with the box blade would have been 10x's easier and faster.

Oh no here we go again to me that tote doesn't hold a rick of wood always called a rick of wood 4 by 8

I miss the other machine dont really like this one