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Either left or right can be supported through the cut on plywood or anything else just start on the other side and go the opposite direction and voila they're switched. I cant count the number of times I've he as rd people mention this ad an advantage of one or the other without realizing if it's not supported and you switch sides it now is!! And I didnt notice this at first either and felt like a real dumbass when I did just so you know I'm not writing this to make fun of anyone but rather in the hope somebody reading this is like omg seriously.... that makes my life so much easier 🤦‍♂️

That is the best design I've seen so far.

Very Informative Video. Besides The Convenience I Have Concerns With A Generator's Total Harmonic Distortion (THD). Whole House Generators By Big Name Companies Typically Have A Much Lower THD Than A Portable Unit. With All The Sensitive Electronics In Our Home We Are Going With A (38kw Kohler) Whole House Generator. Thank You Again.

Easy fix to problem, have a wider shoe on circular saw, more accurate cuts + see blade better.

The rocking motion wouldn't be there if the bags were under load.?. You only have limited air in the bags when no weight is on the top of it..?.

Anyone with experience. I only have motorcycles in my garage, and do ride when it rains. I also do not pull straight into where I park each bike, usually a hard 90 right sometimes left. Is the grip good enough for the front tire? I mean I could just adapt but I also don't want to loose the front end and topple 2 or 3 bikes.

Great video, How long does it take to fill both tanks from empty compared to just the 60 gal. tank???

Just re watched this Doug. Love these types of videos thanks

How do these AT4 hold up with city driving (3.0 vs 5.3)? My commute is a maximum of 10 miles, but is 100% city. I currently own a 2023 Tundra (8,500 mi). I love the truck, but the premature engine failures have me concerned. Dealers aren't even accepting 22/23 trades because of the issue and toyota dealerships can't sell impacted inventory until their is a fix. I bought the extended warranty because i planned to have this 15 years but not if an engine blows!

Great job, lots of good ideas. I will be using a few myself. THNKS for sharing. Jim

This is incredible, well done sir! 👏

The umbrella idea is something that has run through my head for mine at least a third times! The only difference is that you did it buddy!

Jesus Christ, I literally just ordered that same 6 1/2 saw like 2 hours ago. You debunked every one of my reasons for getting it. I'm not even gonna take it out of the shipping box. Gonna take it back for the left blade model.

i think tiles are the best.....we have our for over 30 years...not even one broke....easy to clean and seeing all the dirt under the tracks....omg....i could not live with that lol.... and swiss track is probably more expensive then tiles lol

Lmao . You really went down hill with that pos. Keep a good towing company on your phone you will need it with that gm junk. Electrical problems all day long and that motor will break before you hit 50 thousand miles😂😂😂😂😂😂

Hi Doug. This was a brilliant design. I am surprised that you didn't install a burger griller on the heat shield. 😂

Great ldea,u catch 2 flies with one hit,brilliant!

Love your channel but have to tell you, less talking could go a long way in improving your channel.

You can definitely use a smaller lower capacity/psi tank as a secondary. It's just about hooking it up correctly. Regulators backflow valves... In many ways to do this

If it works for you that’s what counts.

What exhaust is that

Great salesman, Doug needs to be on commission 😇

Nice video Doug. The vertical splitter sure makes nice clean bundle wood. - Dick

I love it! Very nice set up, easy to use. Many of us can do the same. Keep cuttin'!

If you got it from your in-law's, you better make sure the blade is real tight!🤣

Doug great video. I feel you were a bit rushed. I think you could of broke it up into 3 video's. Maybe 4 if you had one of those wet towels around your neck to cool your self off. Keep the videos coming

Like the video but it would be nice to know what the average cost of the devices are while you are using them to evaluate their true value to the average homeowner without having to go thru links.... thanks again

Do you have building plans for that bucking station

Glad to see that your back on line! Blinging your bucking rack is a new level of glamwood.

hi there nice bucking bench/table .very nice .i use a top saw most the time and just made a show on it .to be posted soon , best to all john

Been thinking about a solar power station! Thanks for the info!

More rewarding t o watch you man-handle rounds and splits than watch an excavator run. Have a great day

... but we already have ads on YT.

Very good machine 👍🏻

This was a great demonstration of the difference between west coast man and east coast man. West coast man would leave most of those slabs as is or split just once. East coast man likes his firewood tiny. 😂🤣

Very jealous of the last two splitters you have had. The last 4 weeks almost every morning and evening before and after work, I’ve been cutting and splitting wood with an old Yard Machines MTD 27 ton, almost two tri-axles worth of logs, we had removed as we are putting up a garage at our house. Nice part is, it’s good exercise and we will have wood for a good long time for our fireplace insert in our home. But, still jealous of these splitters, a foot pedal is awesome, worse part of running a log splitter is running the handle, but I can recruit my 11 and 13 year olds to help with that.

Those old school roll-up sleds might work too.

For a man with such a major handicap , one eye, you are quite a man. Love your videos. Your number one Canadian fan from Oakville Ontario Canada. Od bless!!,

Fantastic video, most informative. I've never really considered left and right cutting saws, as I've always had RHS ones, however today I bought a cordless saw from Aldi ( a supermarket in the UK) 190mm blade, 40V brushless motor with LED and Laser, £40 amazing value, however when I get it home and open the box, I find it's a left hand cut, Why??? going to be used mainly for cutting off short bits from 150mm x 15mm cladding boards, as I'm right handed, RHS would be a much better option!

Doug,another excellent piece of work and video,also the camera woman 😮😊❤

Very cool Doug, Love the fridge idea in the wood yard, lol. Adam is going to want that too. The lights on that splitter look amazing for using in the evening time. Nice use of those rubber wall panels on the log deck, they are fairly durable.

Is this going to have a crotch protection device added? 😁

Nice demo Doug on both.....for those Hot and Buggy Days....hook up a standing fan.....you will feel very "KOOL"

Nice setup. Would be interested to hear your thoughts on differences between the vertical splitters you have tried out.

You videos are getting better each time, Thanks.

Welcome Back Doug, Congratulations on your Son’s Wedding looks like it was a Wonderful Fun Time. Love the Log Bucking Setup, that Wolfridge looks like it has a good size working surface for Loading, Working and Unloading. That’s a really Sweet Setup you have made for yourself, shows Dougifications are Alive and Flourishing. 😀👍👍👍

Log splitter could make w00d slats for Adam to laser ingrave.i think

Lost my right eye at age 6. Bow and arrow mishap

Have you done hydrogear service on this thing yet?

Congratulations on your son and your family. Nice content Doug. Stay safe.