Inventory's looking good as always, Tony! Looks like there's enough to last for years! 😁😁

Great video, Thanks!

I have been doing the same thing for the last 19 years. I used a medium soup can and squeezed one side to make the mouth for easier pouring. As a matter of fact, i made about 120 of them this week. My supplies ran low, therefore, I made a bunch for use at the cabin and camping.

Hey Tony inventory is looking good and you still have a lot of logs on the pile. Stay cool my friend.

Afternoon Tony. Seems like you made good time. You survived the hydraulic shower😂, I've had my fair share of them over the years. Take care my friend.

I don't know how many times I've done that too...measuring stick goes flying lol! Have a good one Tony.

Great video!! Nice shady spot to buck up logs!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

Dont slow down keep the foot on the gas always!

Hey Tony. It is good to know you can stay ahead of the game. The wood stacks are drying nicely 👌 and the equipment is working for you. Nice job buddy.

Tony nice little pile of premium firewood 🪵 in your wood 🪵 yard buddy 😊.

3:23 this evening my hunting buddy Kurt from Oklahoma USA 🇺🇸 temp was 105 . Fry eggs 🥚 on the hood or his truck . 😊

Tony your chain is on too tight I can hear 👂 it . Remember do your blocks after with a under cut easier to do and get a smooth fix on your block of firewood 🪵. 😊

Other than a couple of cross logs forming a cradle, I also have been doing most of my cutting at a comfortable height deck. Echo looks quite capable.

Hello Tony, If you have a Lowe’s close they sell a clamping tool to squeeze the connectors on, its in there Blue tool section . Send me your email and i will send you a picture of it. Your Stihl are running the wrong saw😂🪵👍🏼🇺🇸

Keep up the good work, Tony. Looking forward to the 620 with a 18" bar. I was thinking about putting a 18" or 20" on my 620. That 24" does stick out a bit for me also.

Hello Tony, just curious if you were to cut a V groove in your bottom 2 logs near the end where you could roll your top logs into for bucking your logs to help prevent them from rolling on you. It may save you some grief. Just a thought. Cheers Woody!!!

Hi TC Enjoy watching your content 😅 If you cut some notches in your 2 support logs you will then stop the logs you are cutting from rolling around, just a thought!! Tony from England

Hey Tony , nice bucking . I’ve got some to do today myself . 👍🏻🇺🇸🪵

Looking good Tony……nice to be cutting in the shade too. Does hydraulic fluid repel Skeeter’s ? 🤣 Have a Great Day 👍👏😎🇺🇸

No idea what ya mean 😂😂. At least you can make the fittings opposite each other. Pullin whole log to ya means good sharp chain. I got a 2nd muffler for mine. Be interesting to run it and see what difference a second hole in one makes. Not to nit pick but as Grumpy Farmer says ,its Independence Day, not july 4th. We don't say Merry December 25th.

Good morning everyone

Watch the market!! If you want to sell out, give it away. You've got to pay for your equipment and your labor!! Most people who are cheap are just trying for the wuick buck. Then complain, You've got nicer equipment!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

Catching up on videos Tony. I greatly appreciate the awesome shout-out!! I think 22 minutes is a very good time considering you didn’t push yourself too hard. Those are nice size splits too 👍🏻

That's pretty quick for a one man operation, nice work Tony. I think stacking is the biggest time suck, but I still think it's the best way to dry and store firewood. Take care my friend.

Not a bad time Tony! A face cord here averages $120. If you do start selling in bulk don’t sell it too cheap.👍👍

One day ill be able to get one and put down the old splitting mahl.

@TCsOutdoors1 how is the quality of the g372? Would you buy another one? Did you use any oem husky parts or the the saw all holzfarma.

Watched your channel for the first time. Just wanted to say thanks for the product demo. Cool to see how it performs before purchasing. Just subscribed, keep the great content coming!

Nice run Tony! I would want a commercial machine like that if I was selling a lot of home heating wood! You can really crank out the wood! Time is always the issue. Most people who are buying for home heat are looking for a deal. You need a fast splitter like you have to make it possible to make money! Take care TC👊🏻

Thanks for this video me and my daughters are about to make some

I've been wondering - is there some reason not to mix the concrete right in the ballast box instead of the wheelbarrow?

Good until 4 hours into the break period the oil pump decides to stop pumping.

Sorry to hear about the theft this year Tony. Hope your idea with some price changes the problem.

Hey Tony got to love the 12-22. I use the 7 way box wedge for the most part. Most of my logs are above 14 inches up to 40 inches in diameter. So the box wedge works best for me. I haven’t split for a long time due to working on the house. Still trying to get back in from the fire. We’re getting there. Keep going buddy.

Thanks for video...Great!

That’s good time for one person working alone Tony. The 6 way wedge makes it much easier.

Great video, just found your channel and was impressed about idea as to trying to find out how long it takes to split a face cord at normal speed then gauge your pricing. Several questions if I may, first you stated how much you paid for the wood from there could you calculate the cost of bucking, stacking, you have splitting and everything thur delivery to getting money in your pocket? I have seen tons of videos that show splitting times but my thought is to get a total cost of raw materials to adding labor, ware and tear on equipment, advertising, everything all the way to the point of sale for say 1 face core of wood. Reason for asking is I would like to sell some wood but like other peoples input as to a total on their operation, know it may vary from person to person and area to area but thought it might be a start, thank you very much and keep up the great videos. North Western Pa.

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Once you get your time down then you'll be thinking about how much fuel you burn in saws, tractor, and splitter. All good things to consider. I try to make really good firewood...uniform length, minimum touches of the ground to keep it clean, split size no bigger than one handers, don't run out (which I do every year) and dry enough to burn. Then I searched for firewood in my area and made mine $20 higher than the most expensive guy on FBMP. It doesn't split itself and our time is valuable. Don't leave any money on the table.

Well done. It seems to me getting and holding onto enough inventory to make home heating wood worth it seems like a tall task especially in your area. It’s tough waiting for the payoff. But if you are thinking about it you should try. You will not lose money. The worst that can happen is your hourly rate is small. You love it do I think you should try it!!!!!

A bit better than the old box store splitter! Not bad for a nice comfortable working pace. I’d say the shirt shaved a minute or 2 off as well.

Hey Tony , really nice time for one person . Just think when you get a conveyor . Happy 4th of July my friend . 👍🏻🇺🇸

Your lucky 🍀 on the weather, I had snow on the mtns last night on high county. We are putting beautiful timber now processor put out 250 cords in 10 hrs on the ground . Hope this latest for couple of wks get the 5 semi going flat out 24/7 hauling. 😊

Oh, ok. Didn't think I had a sticker.😅😅. Still getting used to there being others. That $60 wood is probably green and crap wood, i e bass, cotton, maybe willow. Technically hard wood but low end. Where's the helpers, sleeping like mine? Puddles fill back up Sunday? Got an inch. First real rain in quite awhile

That machine makes the firewood for sure Tony 👍. Good time to me in a face cord , catch ya again TC Outdoors.

You will be down to about 6 minutes when your conveyor arrives. :)

Nothing wrong with that time. It's good you have it figured out financially. Seems to me you're on the right track. I'm looking forward to your first firewood delivery.

Great job TC 👍🪵🪵

Pretty good time for a facecord. Your process works good for you. And in my opinion, stacking your rounds is probably easier on your back rather than having to lift each round off the ground to split. Good job Tony.

pretty good time for a face cord.