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I considered a Powersplit. I bought an Eastonmade Axis after watching hundreds of videos. Nothing else compares.

Congratulations on 100K!!! MAN, That Power Split is impressive!

Congrats!! I really enjoy your videos and I'm so happy to see you doing well!

That looks really awesome. Love the foot pedal controls. Easy to keep all your concentration on the business end that way.

Perfect splitter ,mine is 5 years old and 1000 plus cords . You made a great choice 👌👌

Hey good day Brock. Congrats! You are going to love the vertical split - having the log lift and the big work table is such a benefit to your back and the ability to manage the splits. I have the Eastonmade AXIS and for our current needs, the vertical splitter is great. Enjoy it! Looking forward to your reviews in the future as you get more experience using it. And hey, it's made in Canada I think, Eh? !! :)) Cheers!

That thing is fast! Love the simplicity of the unit!

Congratulations Brock!! 100k no doubt that's a sweet wood splitter 👍

That’s a HELLA NICE splitter‼️

Nice splitter Brock. Kick out a lot of firewood. God bless

You bought the best splitter. Congrats!!!

Congrats on the new splitter.

100,000!!! I remember when you started…. You totally any and all success sir! Best channel on KZfaq ! I really like the new splitter. You got me thinking about switching to the new splitter.. keep it going brother!! 👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥

Great review, and it looks like a great log splitter.. fast for sure!

That is by far the best design for most people. The only issue I have with what I see is the table height is too low. It needs to be raised up to help prevent your hands and arms from naturally being at the top of the round when the cylinder is moving. Me being 6’4”, that’s even a bigger concern. As I watch you split, your arms and hands are constantly in the most dangerous area, which is at the top of the wood being split. If the table is raised up to where your natural tendency is to grab the wood in the middle it would be much safer to use. Just my opinion and observation. Maybe that’s something that could be adjusted for when ordering one, but probably not. Definitely looks like a well made unit and simple. Congrats

Congrats on the sponsorship/1 year test deal. It appears to me the log deck is too low but we'll see how your year goes.

I have noticed alot of my American neighbors buy Canadian made products. Thanks for that!

Well done, Brock. You put more effort in than any other similar content creator I subscribe to!

love their design. Awesome Brock!

I'd appreciate an adjustable table, cos I'm tall. The welds look a mess, but as you say it's simple to repair, if they broke. Thanks for doing the research work. My horizontal splitter might be replaced because of this! 👍

I purchased a double with the conveyor 6 years ago we do 1500 to 2500 cords a year mostly small fireplace wood for the ski area condos this wood splitter has tripled our output without much of a increase in labor also the quality and consistency of the product is much improved It is the heart of our operation 12000 cords with only a few repairs

That's the one I like that moves on its own , but I don't think I will cuz I don't do that much fire wood. Great job and it's great what u got.

I've always liked the vertical splitters. Nice unit! Congrats on 100k!

Love running my Eastonmade Axis. You’re going to like the vertical splitter.

It is a great splitter, I received mine this week. They'll even custom your table height for a few bucks which basically covers the materials to make the log lift a bit bigger. I went with the electric start too so I could run a small LED light and split if it gets dark...😁 It's not as robust as an Eastonmsde Axis, but it doesnt come with the price tag either.....and you can move it around by hand which is pretty much impossible wirh the Axis.

Great video and that wood splitter sure is nice

Congrats on 100k Brock. Table looks low to me but looks well built and sounds like good history.

I'm a little on the older side I buy green cord wood and re split it and season. I'm just starting out. Sold 600 plus bags this year. Just starting to do high end residents. I love splitting wood. Great machine. I'm looking at a super split kinetic splitter. I live in Massachusetts so its close for me

Congratulations 100k

Congratulations on the 100K

That’s what I needed 25 years ago. Would have been nice.

Congrats Brock on hitting 100,000 subs.

Congratulations on 100k!🎉🎉

Great choice on that powersplit, even if you just get to borrow it for the year. I have looked into their self propelled models and have always been super impressed with the quality of thier product. Commercial splitters arent light, and having self propelled options makes its nice for someone like me, that doesnt have a tractor or means of moving my splitter around. Stay safe Brock✌️ -Jack

Looks efficient. I’ve never used one that cuts from the top like that and I have to say it makes me nervous just watching. Lol.

That's an amazing machine!

You are mr Happy and I'm not surprised.

I had never seen that particular machine before and I am impressed! I am all about simplicity and ease of maintenance and that machine looks like it has those things covered without sacrificing functionality. Fantastic and congrats on the 100k subs!

Just a couple negitives on those splitters, The tables are low, The pedal is to high and they dont powder coat their equipment but they are nice

It looks like a nice machine

Nice Splitter! 👍👍 Congrats on 100K subs. If you have too many, I'll take some. 😆😆

I am an Industrial Engineer Consultant, still working at 88. My wood splitter is 50 years old. It has a 5 inch Cat cylinder with a HD rod and 3 foot stroke. I replaced the 12 hp Briggs with a Duromax with starter. The gear pump is hooked to a jack shaft with a 4;1 ratio. Hydraulic pumps do not word well over 1200 rpm unless supercharged. The wedge is at the far end and the platen is on the cylinder rod. This means the twist from the wood grain reacts to the frame and not the cylinder. Plus, it is self cleaning. I like your Power Split vertical concept. My experience is to use gravity. You should only have to lift the round once and everything else should be down hill. Having an input and out put table is a plus. It agrees with the many metal fabrication plants I have worked with. My position when splitting is sitting on a cushion and I can roll my rounds (up to 3 foot fir)into the jaws using my shoulders and knees instead of my back. Plus there is storage on input and output which reduces the amount of getting up and handling the wood. A big issue is SAFETY. You are dealing with a force and machine that can easily cut off a finger, arm, leg or a body in two without any warning. The vertical work is concentrated directly in front of the operator who positions the block and initiates the cutting without interference from helpers. The operation configuration is both safer and productive. I agree with your intuition that a smaller machine from a builder of large is better than the reverse. Probably why I believe; Get Smart , Get Trump, he has been dealing with world trade for years. Iguana

Looks sweet

yeah, nice unit

Congrats on 100K Brock!!! Check out one eye customs for Doug’s small improvements on this type of splitter. Motor cover, nut protector and closer shutoff switch from operator station. Glad you’re able to get this to try for free for a year.

Woohoo!! 100k good job buddy, that splitter is slick. Simple fast and powerful, im sure its going to be a great splitter for you. For bundle wood these vertical splitters cant be beat!

Another great Canadian product.

Dis is amazing

In the right wood, my Wolfe Ridge will beat the Power-Split in production. But for making the best looking firewood possible, a good vertical splitter will smoke mine in the pretty firewood department. Which makes it tough on which style of splitter to choose.

WOW, SUPER WICKED COOL BROTHER... I'LL HAVE TO SAVE UP FOR THIS OR SELL MY BODY. THE LATTER OF WHICH IS LEAST APPLICABLE... STAY COOL BROTHER... PEACE FROM CREEL CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO...

Omg # 2 I was waiting for it to post and it did and I'm a looser lol

Thanks!

Wow nice machine

Nice splitter Brock. Looks pretty solid, efficient and easy to use.

I have the best log spitter ever. It's called two Grandsons that are strong like bull that will always help Grandma and Grandpa. Cut, split, stacked and put in the house. The only payment is Grandma's cooking.

Brock, congratulations on 100k! I think you made a great choice. Thanks for taking us through your reasoning and decision making process.

With a vertical splitter it is harder to handle the firewood than with a horizontal, where you can roll the firewood instead of having to push and turn it all the time.

Can you make me 100 tooth pick? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Nice machine .

I think anybody with any welding skills at all could build one of those out of a 1200 dollar big box store splitter, some sheet metal , for about a forth of the cost of that one.

Need to get you a bundler!

I like it I want one

Hello, good work. I have question, how it work so fast? What kind of pump do you have there?

The table could be 6 inches higher. I noticed that you are slightly stooped over while operating it.

Great design crazy price. It’s very similar to a 1500 log splitter just has a table and some longer hoses. I’d go 4k but not 9

I see just a couple comments on price. Seriously guys? This shows how we completely lost sight on what things should cost. $9,000 for this is simply outrageous.

At the end of the year I'd tell 'em, "That ain't goin' nowhere"!

Did you meet the girls from Lumber Capital Log Yard? They cut lumber for the family business. Also, demo several pieces of equipment. One is similar to your new splitter.

Great video. I now have another option to add to my search. Several questions on your totes…1) Have you found them to be ideal for what you do or are there better options, and 2) I noticed some of the totes had the fronts removed…do totes come like this or did you need to modify them? Thank you.

I understand why the table is not adjustable. I went to their website. There's 1/2 or 3/4 steel reinforcing the deck. It will take a LOT of weight and will be stable, not be flimsy. It's also built for for options that need to be really strong. If that's a problem for the tall folks, just build the deck up...fashion a couple of 2 x12s together. (I did a screenshot highlighting underneath build but can't post picture or the link)

You remind me of the bionic man , how fast u work ! Lol

Do they offer any different heights on that table? Looks like an awesome machine, but I think I might want it just a little higher to be comfortable

Everything about that splitter makes sense. The only small negative I see is that the splitting table is 6-8 inches too low. Leaning forward for hours and hours of splitting makes for poor posture and a sore back. Great vid. Thanks!

Topeka KS! That's where I live. 👍🏿

A lot of comments about the table height. Can you address that in an upcoming video? Also, what is the height of that table? It looks like you had a slight slouch, and I just think of how much my back would hurt (I’m over 6’3”). I don’t comment much, but do watch almost all of the videos. Congrats on the 100k mark.

It would b nice to have it where the table would raise and lower to what size of wood

It would be great to add a laser to help aim where the hammer will land.

how much do the stacks in those metal frames weigh?

I could do that all day 👍🏻

Safety violation! Look at the video at at 12:24 . Overconfidence can lead to a bad habit can lead to and accident. (Ask me how I know). Great demo on splitting dried slabs; thats what I need for my tiny stove.

Have you split hedge (dense/hard)? Or green hackberry (stringy/tough)? TIA.

I took a quick look at this splitter and maybe someone else has noticed this, but why do they have the filter after the manifold? Why are they not filtering before it goes through the pump and manifold?? Any rust or debris are going to potentially go through the entire system before being filtered out.

The hydraulic cylinder looks small. How does the log splitter do with a piece of hickory or knotty wet oak?

I want to call them to let u do a giveaway in a year with it 🤪

those splitter were invented and made in Quebec, Canada by power split international. Great product but watch your fingers. those splitter are the one's rental store rent. i hear story of someone as loose half is hand with this. always leave your hands on each side of the logs never never let a finger on top of the log. there is a learning curve there but doable.

Did you get any options they show on the website?

I really like it, what the odds of a set to set on ??😊

What kind of wood are you splitting

What are those metal crates that are holding your firewood? What are they called and where can I get them?

I wonder why they would make the table so incredibly low?? Other than that it looks awesome

Did they give you any suggestions for how to raise the machine. If you wanted? How do you like/dislike the height as is?

I have watched several guys run there professional splitters..but your all splitting straight grain seasoned wood..is like to see how well they run on some really knotty wood..pine or spruce..hemlock

hi there real nice splitter , did we meet at the PB show . john

I been looking at Easton axis. I decided on a vertical setup like this. how many brands offer a vertical splitter like this. I am just starting my research. I have a tym t494 with fransgarde sk-950 log grapple. similar design to frostbite but heavier despite being made of hardox. made in Denmark. great fit and finish. about $500 more than frostbite. $23-$2400 as I recall with all brackets. I got to say the fit and finish is a cut above.great for full load or picking that one log u want.ya don't see many vidjas on Fransgard the 950 is for a t574 size machine. the 1400 is for 75-130 hp tractor or skid. the smaller one is way beefier than frostbite.MADE BY VIKINGS I think jswoodhouse or Cummings&Bricker dealers

Very nice, one thing I am 6’1 and that look pretty low to me. So might not be good for your back.

How will this sp litter do on hickory and white oak.

Looks like a fantastic splitter. But for a guy who might need to split 5 cords a year, I can’t justify the price of this beauty

I like everything about this but the price. $9500 is a lot to give

I’m just north of Topeka. So I’m guessing they have a dealer there? What’s the name of the business. Would like to go check them out.

Is it me or does that table look pretty low? I love vertical splitters. How tall is the table?