Detailed review of the Eastonmade Axis splitter. Discuss the Pro’s and Con’s. Did I make the right decision selling my Eastonmade 12-22 and buying the Axis?
Grant thanks for the kind words and I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I too had to wait for my Axis, fortunately I had the 12-22 while waiting to get my Axis. If you have any questions don’t hesitate to reach out, there are a bunch of Axis owners I talk with about issues with the splitter. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
This was a very good detailed view of the axis. Of all the reviews of the machine That I'd seen, none mentioned the dimensions of the table or the size of the log lift chute.. Thank you.
Awesome review Tony, appreciate the time you put into this video. I’m looking into getting a firewood splitter and this machine is on the top of my list! Thanks again
Joe I’ve owned two Eastonmade splitters, the 12-22 & the Axis.. I prefer the Axis because I’m 6’-3” and hate bending over plus this makes the most beautiful wood especially if you get tree service wood. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great video Tony. I haven't ever seen that much wood on the Axis. If you're watching Brittany the pin wheel makes the machine!!! Really appreciate all the support.
Thanks Andrew, I found after putting Brittany’s pinwheel on the Axis cut faster😂 Really appreciate all the great support from you and Henri! More videos on this great splitter in the very near future.
@Eastonmade Wood Splitters Hi Andrew, when our Axis arrives, we are going to put two pinwheels on it! Put out twice as much wood! 😁 I hope your much needed two week vacation is very enjoyable! I'm sure you've been told before but, your product is fantastic. It was wonderful to test out Tony's Axis. The quality of your products seems to be unmatched. Thank you for producing something so great! 💗Brittany from B&F
I can see that being able to stand at a workbench and sliding and spinning the logs is much easier than bending over not to mention wrestling with stuck logs makes this unit the choice for me. It also seems much easier for a single person to use alone. I only split wood for myself so I am really not concerned with seconds on my cycle time. Now I just have to send him 500 bucks and in a short 15 months Ill have one lol. Looks like it will work good for breaking beads on tires also. Thanks for the video.
Anthony you pointed out the major attributes of the Axis. I would never go back to a horizontal splitter. You’re right, I’m a one man operation as well and this truly is a dream machine to work with which has me splitting longer with less fatigue. You won’t be disappointed if you invest in an Axis, and remember it really holds its value over time in case at some point you wanted to sell it. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
For mostly bundle wood production, I can see your affinity toward the Axis. For occasional bundle wood, but mostly firewood for other-than-bundles, the 12-22 all day long. The 12-22 is a production beast, especially with the choice of a 4 way, 6 way or box wedge. Cheers!
My first splitter was a 12-22 with the box wedge, 6 way and 4 way. I will say most of the time I had the 4 way installed. One factor to address is what kind of wood are you cutting. I agree the 12-22 may be a bit faster but if you have anything but straight logs the Axis will not be far behind with production and produce a better quality product with less kindling that comes from using the 4-6 or box wedge. At the end of the day less fatigue using Axis then 12-22 because of no bending over. Both machines are AWESOME!!! Thanks for watching and commenting
HI Tony, great review on a great machine!! I appreciate your perspective on all of the equipment you showcase and review on your channel, thanks for sharing.
GP we are both blessed to have operated several different brands of splitters as well as several different models Eastonmade splitters. By far the Axis is my most favorite model to use. Cheers and enjoy your weekend!
Good morning Tony. You really found your calling doing demonstrations. You're knowledge and thoroughness is amazing. I love your pinwheel! Has it helped your production? I feel like the wind energy it gives off could really be an asset! 🤣 The Axis is a beast and I am thankful to you for all of your hospitality! Take care and stay cool this summer! 💗 Brittany
Brittany the pinwheel does make the Axis split faster😂 I really appreciate your kind gift. It’s easy to talk about something you’re passionate about. Thanks for watching. You and Frances Stay safe!
That is a very quality built machine!! Andrew thought that through when designing it!! I see a lot of advantages to having a vertical splitter!! Stay safe my friend
@@TonysCoolTools if I recall you went to the Paul Bunyan festival/ show before? Did Eastonmade or any of the other companies have demo models they were selling after the show? I’m in SW Ohio and have been there before but it was many years ago.
Adam, yes I attended the PB show last year. Unfortunately all the splitters at the show are sold months before the show and people are saving shipping by having Eastonmade bring them to the show. Eastonmade gets to demo during the show and customers pick them up afterwards. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT @@adamholbrook2281
@@adamholbrook2281 Oh I forgot to mention you might call Wolf Ridge or Brute Force next week and see if they have any splitters available at the show. They typically have a first come first serve. I was talking with Andrew from Eastonmade and he said all splitters were pre sold for the PB show.
The proper working table height is a huge benefit in keeping your back from getting overly sore. Although you didn't show it in your splitting demo, processing those bigger rounds is much easier on the Axis due to the large work table and log lift.
Splitting Large rounds will be on another video I do to show versatility of the Axis. You’re so right, Having the splitter at the right height let’s me split longer because I’m not tired from bending or stretching like I did on a horizontal machine. Thanks for watching 👍
Hello Tony, thank you for the one year review of your Eastonmade Axis. Cannot believe yours is a year old. I think the Axis is just about the most versatile log splitter, as you can split huge rounds 40”+ to splitting kindling. Having the work table at a height without bending over. The lift table is massive and can fit a lot of rounds on and has the power to lift them. When you get use to the Axis, you can achieve multi splits per round (pie cuts) without taking the round off the table.
Adrian great overview, I Think Eastonmade should hire you for a salesman! The Axis is definitely a splitter on another level. I’m glad I made the decision to change from a horizontal to vertical splitter. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Steve it will be a great investment as well as a time saver. You’ll also be producing beautiful firewood! You’re body will thank you for it! Thanks for watching 👍
hi there nice. they make nice splitters .good set up . i split a bit different then most people on a old splitter i made 50 or so years ago. happy splitting john
@@nickcr1312 Nick I guarantee you you won’t be disappointed! Also I highly suggest getting the electric start, it’s only $300 or so more. Let them know Tonys Cool Tools sent you👍
Thanks Tony for the detailed review!! I think you brought out all the pro’s an con’s of the machine. Too bad your tractor won’t lift it…that would be a big plus I would think,if it did. Does the foot petal get hung up when moving it? It appears to be so close to the ground……thanks again ! 🪵🪓👍👏 Rick
Rick yes it would make moving the Axis a little easier. One thing I didn’t cover was the foot pedal, for travel the pedal pushes upward and held in with a pin so it doesn’t drag or get caught on anything. I will cover this in my next video. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Ray, we are an alcohol free Woodyard. You definitely have to be on your game when splitting with a vertical or horizontal splitter. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Looks like a excellent splitter. I spit what people call tree service wood. I would like a 12-22 or the next size up. I work full time and don’t sell wood. I might start selling bundles because I got 3 years ahead right now. Good video as always.
Dan as I pointed out I owned a 12-22 for two years and it’s an awesome splitter. But, I found for tree service wood the Axis turns crappy wood into sellable firewood much easier then the 12-22 with much less scrap/kindling. My money is on the Axis for tree service wood. Appreciate you watching 👍
Tony the Eastonmade Axis is definitely one cool well made tool and very well suited to your firewood splitting for bundles and boiler use. Wonder how much added frictional surface area is needed on the table to keep the angle splits from slipping at the heel…would a textured epoxy paint system like Rhino liner work versus a modification to add expanded metal strip or raised texture surface from the manufacturer. Glad you and Chris were able to troubleshoot the directional exhaust port issue so you no longer get splitting headaches 🤕
I will show a technique I use to help stop the angled cuts from slipping on the Axis table in an upcoming video. Thanks for watching, Appreciate your comments 👍
@@TonysCoolTools yes it does. I own a tree removal company and I can tell you without question that it splits some of the nasty, gnarly logs I've had. When you have a splitter that can make unsplitable logs into sellable firewood you are in good shape.
Great show Tony. Thank you for sharing this and giving your honest opinion on this machine. I'm not sure how fast that conveyor travels, but why would you need it to go faster than what you showed here.? People may say, you need to run it faster to throw it further. That's just gonna wear parts out quick plus it'll rob hydraulic oil from the wedge ram like you mentioned. The 2nd reason is you can only split the wood so fast, so a fast speed conveyor spends most of its time empty wearing parts. (I'm not sold on the conveyor speed as a good option). I do like this splitter. It one of the best I've seen. I like all the other options it has. Thank you.
I agree with you 100%. I can only split so fast at the slowest setting it still works great getting the wood up the conveyor. Appreciate your comments. 👍
I can't believe I haven't watched this video. If I recall right you had a different eastonmade, the 12-28?? I have to mow before it rains but I can't wait to watch this video! Part of me is wondering if you'll be upgrading to the new axis? Thanks for all you do Tony!
Prior to the getting the Axis I did own the Eastonmade 12-22 which is an awesome splitter, but I was always looking for a vertical splitter. Keep watching, I'll have another vertical splitter I'll be reviewing in the future. TCT
Powersplit is the splitter that Andrew copied. Lol He forgot to add the "drive it around on the yard" aspect though. I don't understand why the exhaust on a lot of splitters blows right in your face. I had to put a diverter shield on 2 of my splitters. So, I have a 1 yr. waiting period to get my Axis. At 65 I hope I'm still alive!!! Nuce review Tony but I was sold on the first review that you and Chris did.. Nice video Have a great day!
Grant the PowerSplit is the splitter I was buying before I even saw the Eastonmade line of products. However if you put both machines next to each other there is a night and day difference. I like the concept of driving the machine to the wood but it definitely brings up the cost of the splitter. In my opinion the table height and foot pedal are the two major shortfalls. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Tony you probably get a starter kits at northern equipment for your motor. I can’t see it’s be a problem hook it’s up . EASTONMADE are on holiday until August 07 , 2022 the hold company employees are off . I got it on my e-mail , great video keep out off the hot weather .
You know Larry you are right but I want to see you make kindling 😂😂😂😂 Oh wait the Halverson makes kindling in spite of itself🤣🤣🤣 Take care and be safe.
I don't care how good of friend they are...I would not have their goofy pinwheel on my nice Axis! 🙄 Does the machine have leveling bubbles on it anywhere or do you have to carry a level around? Like so many 1st generation makes of things. There will be bugs and issues discovered once they hit the field. It seems to always pay off in waiting for the smoke to clear and get the next generation model. Andrew always seems to be forthcoming with issues and tackles them straight on. He strives to make them better, and not just the finger pointing alot of manufacturers seem to do with issues. Thanks for video!👍
Wayne the Axis does not have a leveling bubble. Just an eyeball will due, better to have machine pitched slightly backwards so rounds don’t vibrate off. Unfortunately if everyone waited for version 2.0 no one would buy the first version. In post Covid times you have to get what you can when you can. I always try to keep my equipment as new as possible so I can sell if new version comes out similar to me selling my 12-22 and buying Axis. As usual Thanks for your thoughts and comments 👍
Bundle wood or boiler wood it processes it with ease! I would definitely do a 3 year review, it would be interesting to know your thoughts about the 12-22. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Oh the reason I cut the complete face on front of some of my IBC totes is I use as a poor man’s tool box to move bucked up pieces of wood or to carry a bunch of tools out to jobsite. I have a set of set of 3-point pallet forks for rear of tractor so basically I can double my load.
@@TonysCoolTools That makes sence. I only use IBC totes for firewood so i only cut out what is necessary to reach the bottom of the tote and keep as much structural integrity. Keep up the great work Tony.
Wow! That thing looks brand new even though I know you’ve used it A LOT! You keep your stuff immaculate. Great 1 year review. Any idea how much wood you have produced with it in a year?
Mike as you know I’m blessed to have a pole barn to store Axis when not in use. I have close to 80+ hours on it now. I don’t know how many cords I’ve split so far but I can process a face cord using conveyor in about 17 minutes.
@@TheDriftlessHomestead Harry I truly feel it does offer some level of protection. I use it on the Boss Plow when doing snow and the snow and ice don’t stick. But naturally I have to apply after each plowing session.
For me I think that is the best splitter. I'm making boiler wood so a single wedge is all I need and I think there is far less waste. I noticed your one IBC tote you have the front cut out of it all the way to the bottom. Looks like a better option, have you had any issues with it?
Chris the reason I cut the complete face on front of some of my IBC totes is I use as a poor man’s tool box to move bucked up pieces of wood or to carry a bunch of tools out to jobsite. I have a set of set of 3-point pallet forks for rear of tractor so basically I can double my load.Naturally I would not double stack when I cut the face out. I’ve used this design for the last couple of years and it seems to work well.
Chris the most important aspect for me was the ability to stand up when splitting. The log lift and table was just a bonus. But as I showed I stage all my wood first so I'm not walking back and forth getting wood. I've had a couple horizontal splitters and would never go back after owning a vertical splitter. TCT
@@TonysCoolTools right I use a supersplit to resplit all my wood. I buy all my wood split I put up about 300 face cords. If you haven't seen the super split in action check it out it's the original kinetic splitter. Also works great for making kindling out of slab wood. It's been bullet proof for 6 years.
One problem I have often observed is that when rounds or pieces with slightly canted ends are being split, they frequently slide out of position. Perhaps something can be done on the table top to prevent this slippage. Possibly a piece of expanded steel or some gridwork of welds? Otherwise, that is an absolutely excellent stand up piece of equipment.
Glen that’s a good suggestion, the great thing about the Axis is that the foot control can be feathered to engage slowly on pieces that are not cut square. I will have a video showing how this works in the very near future. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍
The knife height is adjustable, as you said. One operator commented that he does not like it to stop close to the round because it does not allow enough time for him to get out of the way. If the knife is dull you would get better performance if you sharpened it. I expect that the vertical is much slower than the horizontal. I suppose that depends on exactly what you want to do with it. The speed that you described was not a bad speed. You probably did not count the time it took to stage all of that wood. The reason the vertical is slower is that you need to give each piece constant attention, instead of just pushing the go lever.
Joseph I am a big fan of PowerSplit well before Eastonmade was a company. I previously lived in Chicago and most of the big firewood producers used the double station PowerSplit. Just before I retired I did a lot of research and narrowed my choices to PowerSplit and Eastonmade. Louie from PS gave me a couple people to go out and run their machines. Both people told me the same thing, for a tall person the table is to low and the foot pedal is to high. If you were to put the machine side by side there is a noticeable difference. A simple example is weigh of the two units, the Tow behind PS static buggy weighs 500 lbs. The Eastonmade without conveyor is approx. 1,500 lbs. Both are great Canadian companies and make awesome products but based on my research my money is on the Axis. Thanks for watching and commenting
@@TonysCoolTools I was researching powersplit.. I am.crossed between the 2 but it appears the axis is bigger and built.tougher . Again I haven't tried.either one
Hi Tony, I just received my Axis today and am blown away. Have you, or are you planning on grinding the wedge to a little bit sharper edge? I've only run mine for 3 hours but am curious if you think that would make a significant difference.
Michael welcome to the brotherhood of Eastonmade Axis splitters. I have about 80+ hours on my Axis and have had no issues with the wedge but at some point I may sharpen the wedge. If you have any other questions drop me an email Tonyscooltools@gmail.com
Getcha a tote to put by your left foot when splitting to catch the kindling, splinters left on the deck.... For use later to give or sell to customers...???
Greg funny you should mention that. I typically have a 13 gal trash can on my left side and broom the debris into it when needed. Fortunately the Axis does not produce much kindling like my other splitters did. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Ron thanks for stopping by and subscribing, I worked with Chris for the last year and he was the reason I started my new channel. Appreciate you supporting my channel.
Good job Tony. May I suggest you make more videos once a week I don't think is enuff for you to increase your subscriber rate, Oh, by the way, have you looked at the Napa mini processor I would be willing to bet it you contacted them they would be happy to sponsor you, just saying :-)
Thanks for your kind words Charlie, my goal is to have one to two videos a week with at least one of those being a review of a product (i.e. tractor, trailer, attachments, tools etc.) Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
@@TonysCoolTools I don't know a lot about working with splitters however that Japa 405 is kicking ass in the mini processer market. Gerry at Easton said they would not be adding a mini processer anytime soon so I don't think Andy would be offended if you did a review of the 405 plus it would be a great asset to your channel and you need more versatility to add subs to your channel
@@coggins63 The Japa 405 is an awesome processor. Unfortunately my property doesn’t have room for a processor. I’m in the process of finding some land to expand my Woodyard. Thanks for your info and suggestions.👍
Ha ha that’s why Chris and I work so well, he has the Camera skills and I’ve got “da tools”. We both complement each other not to mention he’s a brother from another mother. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@shawnyoung4714 Shawn I’m gonna focus on one channel and if it’s successful I may branch out. Just wanna have some fun and meet people with the same interests as I do.
Well Christophe from the ground to the top of the cylinder is 102-1/2” and will probably not fit in a standard garage opening which is typically 96”. Naturally with a conveyor it’s even higher at 126”. Hope this info helped you out.👍TCT
Allan yes that is the more economical way of buying it. I believe current price is $8,700 or $12;700 with conveyor (plus shipping). For an even more economical splitter I’d consider the Ultra. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
A few points from another Axis owner.. the machine is a beast and nothing will stop it. It’s a solid unit but can be improved with a bit of engineering. 1) Engine should be turned 90 degrees CCW to blast cooling air AWAY from hydraulic tank so it doesn’t heat up the oil and operator during the summer. It should be fine in the winter, but it roasts you in hotter weather. I installed a baffle to block the airflow and that has helped. 2) The lift table should be just about 1/4” higher than the tabletop so large rounds slide onto it easier. 3) Conveyor need major re-design so it feeds better. The machine design forces compromises on the conveyor but I’m sure it can be improved. The feed performance is bad and most people toss the wood half way up the chain to get it to go. The new shark fin paddles will help, but the overall design needs help. 4) I saw Joe’s muffler video when he put it out but it looks like he’s taken it down. It was an honest criticism and it’s too bad it’s gone.
Thanks Chuck, I know Andrew at Eastonmade reads all the comments. You are right the Axis is a beast and I’m sure as more machines are out in the fields there will be additions/improvements to the current design. Thanks for watching.
Chuck, they are working on or have already changed the chain on the conveyer. Andrew did a video on it a couple of weeks back. I believe he said you might be able to just buy the chain to retrofit it if you want.
@@jamesbainton yes, I saw the video you're referring to and have spoken to them about getting some paddles that I could replace a few of mine with. At first I was given a price per paddle and then a few days later I was told they would only sell the entire chain. Go figure. The new paddle design is just a quick fix for a design that needs some refinement.
i should have bought your 12-22 when you sold it, it only needed a box wedge to make it perfect for me i should get to the shows and run some of these splitters even the one chris has might be more than enough splitter for me. maybe a road trip to the wood yard would be good also as im probably only 4 hours west of chris and i could try his splitter and get my 15 minutes of fame as they say.
Well Wayne I may have good news for you, my splitter may be up for sale. The person I sold it to wants to upgrade to the 37D Eastonmade. Oh and by the way mine did have the box wedge but didn’t have the newer pull back arm. It came with 4 & 6 way as well as the box wedge. The person is just South of Chris in Racine WI. Not sure where you’re located but there are a few people around us that have the Axis, Ultra or 12-22. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@waynejohnson9855 Wayne if you ever want to check out one of units just send me an email at Tonyscooltools@gmail.com Or call Gerry at Eastonmade, possibly he may know someone in MN close to you that has one of the splitters you are looking for.👍TCT
Morning Tony I enjoy your channel instead of putting your tote on the ground and bending over when you’re doing what you’re doing but I stack put a couple skids under the coat so you don’t have to bend down so much thanks Bill
My Daddy (Dana @ TowMe Trailers) says Eastonmade builds the best stuff hands down. And I wouldn’t argue with him, ok I argue with him but you shouldn’t !
Millie, I definitely won’t argue with Dana, Eastonmade does make the best splitters out there. Its great your dad got you and your brother to help in the woodyard (not to mention the extra cash you guys are making). Appreciate you commenting on my channel. Oh by the way congrats on your new channel, I just subscribed and looking forward to watching your videos.
@TowME trailers Dana it’s so cool to have a young female interested in something you and I are so passionate about. I don’t know to many young adults that like back breaking work like firewood processing. Between Millie and Loggin Logan we have a start for a new generation of “Woodhounds” to take up when we have to lay down our chainsaws and sit in the rocking chair.
Tony, are you okay? You sound like you're out of breath from just talking. Your breathing sounds so labored that it makes me think that you have a physical ailment, or is that just from being overweight? Either way, I wish you the best, and hope that you're doing okay.
That is a very good question. I’d check with you’re local rental places since I’m not aware of any rental facilities that rent Eastonmade products. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
This is the video that convinced me to buy my Axis. Took 1 yr. 2 mo. & 20 of the longest days of my life to recieve it!😂
Grant thanks for the kind words and I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I too had to wait for my Axis, fortunately I had the 12-22 while waiting to get my Axis. If you have any questions don’t hesitate to reach out, there are a bunch of Axis owners I talk with about issues with the splitter.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great show Tony!!
Thanks Terrence, how’s the fishing and hog hunting going?
This was a very good detailed view of the axis. Of all the reviews of the machine That I'd seen, none mentioned the dimensions of the table or the size of the log lift chute.. Thank you.
Marcell I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I try to give as much detail on a product I review as possible.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Awesome review Tony, appreciate the time you put into this video. I’m looking into getting a firewood splitter and this machine is on the top of my list! Thanks again
Joe I’ve owned two Eastonmade splitters, the 12-22 & the Axis.. I prefer the Axis because I’m 6’-3” and hate bending over plus this makes the most beautiful wood especially if you get tree service wood.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great video Tony. I haven't ever seen that much wood on the Axis. If you're watching Brittany the pin wheel makes the machine!!! Really appreciate all the support.
Thanks Andrew, I found after putting Brittany’s pinwheel on the Axis cut faster😂 Really appreciate all the great support from you and Henri! More videos on this great splitter in the very near future.
@Eastonmade Wood Splitters
Hi Andrew, when our Axis arrives, we are going to put two pinwheels on it! Put out twice as much wood! 😁
I hope your much needed two week vacation is very enjoyable! I'm sure you've been told before but, your product is fantastic. It was wonderful to test out Tony's Axis. The quality of your products seems to be unmatched. Thank you for producing something so great!
💗Brittany from B&F
@@bfoutdooradventures appreciate the support!!!
I can see that being able to stand at a workbench and sliding and spinning the logs is much easier than bending over not to mention wrestling with stuck logs makes this unit the choice for me. It also seems much easier for a single person to use alone. I only split wood for myself so I am really not concerned with seconds on my cycle time. Now I just have to send him 500 bucks and in a short 15 months Ill have one lol. Looks like it will work good for breaking beads on tires also. Thanks for the video.
Anthony you pointed out the major attributes of the Axis. I would never go back to a horizontal splitter. You’re right, I’m a one man operation as well and this truly is a dream machine to work with which has me splitting longer with less fatigue.
You won’t be disappointed if you invest in an Axis, and remember it really holds its value over time in case at some point you wanted to sell it.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Easton Made should use this video on their website
Thanks for your kind words. Maybe Andrew may just do that. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍
For mostly bundle wood production, I can see your affinity toward the Axis. For occasional bundle wood, but mostly firewood for other-than-bundles, the 12-22 all day long. The 12-22 is a production beast, especially with the choice of a 4 way, 6 way or box wedge. Cheers!
My first splitter was a 12-22 with the box wedge, 6 way and 4 way. I will say most of the time I had the 4 way installed. One factor to address is what kind of wood are you cutting. I agree the 12-22 may be a bit faster but if you have anything but straight logs the Axis will not be far behind with production and produce a better quality product with less kindling that comes from using the 4-6 or box wedge. At the end of the day less fatigue using Axis then 12-22 because of no bending over. Both machines are AWESOME!!! Thanks for watching and commenting
HI Tony, great review on a great machine!! I appreciate your perspective on all of the equipment you showcase and review on your channel, thanks for sharing.
You bet, I learn so much from CZcams I just want to give back. Thanks for watching 👍
Being 6'2 myself, the wokring height really looks awesome!
You would love it!!!!! Less fatigue means more work hours on the Axis. Thanks for watching 👍
Nice job Tony 👏 Thanks for sharing 👍
Frank it’s my pleasure. Love sharing on a subject I’m passionate about. Appreciate you watching 👍
One of the best reviews on this splitter so far👏it no wonder you have so many subscribers in such a short time.
John I appreciate your kind words. My goal is to put out videos that are informative and entertaining. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍
Great machine Tony thanks for the review . Terry
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching 👍
Nice Introduction, Nicely Explained and well constructed,
Ebele you are right the Axis is a very well constructed splitter. Appreciate you watching 👍
Good morning Tony! Nice walk-around and demo. Love this machine - it is awesome! Splitting firewood has never been so civilized. LOL!
GP we are both blessed to have operated several different brands of splitters as well as several different models Eastonmade splitters. By far the Axis is my most favorite model to use. Cheers and enjoy your weekend!
Good explanation , good video , Thanks Tony
Don glad you enjoyed the review. Thanks for watching 👍
Nice breakdown of the features and the operation of the Axis Tony.
Thanks Harry, all I know is it’s fun to operate and it makes a lot of “pretty wood”!
Great video Tony Eastonmade # 1 👌🏻🔥🇨🇦
Thanks Brad, appreciate you watching 👍👍👍
Good morning Tony. You really found your calling doing demonstrations. You're knowledge and thoroughness is amazing.
I love your pinwheel! Has it helped your production? I feel like the wind energy it gives off could really be an asset! 🤣
The Axis is a beast and I am thankful to you for all of your hospitality! Take care and stay cool this summer! 💗 Brittany
Brittany the pinwheel does make the Axis split faster😂 I really appreciate your kind gift. It’s easy to talk about something you’re passionate about. Thanks for watching. You and Frances Stay safe!
@@TonysCoolTools you stay safe as well! 🍻
Great video Tony. Very nice machine.
Eric I can put into words how much I love this machine. Talk about a back saver. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great review of the Axis!! Hard to believe you've had it for a year!! Have a Safe Day
Yeah Dave it is hard to believe it’s been a year. I will say I have as much enjoyment using it today as the first day I got it! Thanks for watching
That is a very quality built machine!! Andrew thought that through when designing it!! I see a lot of advantages to having a vertical splitter!! Stay safe my friend
Tim you wouldn’t believe how nice a vertical design especially the Eastonmade works. Thanks for watching 👍
Nice job, thanks for the detailed look and review. I'd love to have one of these!
Adam I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
The Axis is an awesome splitter!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools if I recall you went to the Paul Bunyan festival/ show before? Did Eastonmade or any of the other companies have demo models they were selling after the show? I’m in SW Ohio and have been there before but it was many years ago.
Adam, yes I attended the PB show last year. Unfortunately all the splitters at the show are sold months before the show and people are saving shipping by having Eastonmade bring them to the show. Eastonmade gets to demo during the show and customers pick them up afterwards.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT @@adamholbrook2281
@@adamholbrook2281 Oh I forgot to mention you might call Wolf Ridge or Brute Force next week and see if they have any splitters available at the show. They typically have a first come first serve. I was talking with Andrew from Eastonmade and he said all splitters were pre sold for the PB show.
The proper working table height is a huge benefit in keeping your back from getting overly sore. Although you didn't show it in your splitting demo, processing those bigger rounds is much easier on the Axis due to the large work table and log lift.
Splitting Large rounds will be on another video I do to show versatility of the Axis. You’re so right, Having the splitter at the right height let’s me split longer because I’m not tired from bending or stretching like I did on a horizontal machine. Thanks for watching 👍
The axis or ultra would be perfect for my operation.
Another great review Tony.
~Daryl
Daryl both are awesome machines! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Tony great review on thy Axis love it and less work TY Ron.
Ron I’ve had several splitters but the vertical Axis is by far my favorite.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Good review Tony..
Thanks Daniel, I’m sure you can’t wait to get your Wolfe Ridge to do a review!
Hello Tony, thank you for the one year review of your Eastonmade Axis. Cannot believe yours is a year old. I think the Axis is just about the most versatile log splitter, as you can split huge rounds 40”+ to splitting kindling. Having the work table at a height without bending over. The lift table is massive and can fit a lot of rounds on and has the power to lift them. When you get use to the Axis, you can achieve multi splits per round (pie cuts) without taking the round off the table.
Adrian great overview, I Think Eastonmade should hire you for a salesman! The Axis is definitely a splitter on another level. I’m glad I made the decision to change from a horizontal to vertical splitter. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Very good review of the Axis! Would like to have one some day.
Steve it will be a great investment as well as a time saver. You’ll also be producing beautiful firewood!
You’re body will thank you for it! Thanks for watching 👍
hi there nice. they make nice splitters .good set up . i split a bit different then most people on a old splitter i made 50 or so years ago. happy splitting john
John thanks for watching. Would love to see your set-up. we all learn from each other or get tips to make our process work better. 👍
👍 I’ve seen you run this machine before and it is a beast.
Tony but the best part is I’m having as much fun now as I did the first time I split with the Axis. Thanks for watching 👍
Great video on axis Tony! Very thorough review!
Nick glad you enjoyed it. I have more videos on the Axis coming in the near future. Thanks for watching 👍
@@TonysCoolTools sounds good! My order is going in when eastonmade gets back online in a couple weeks! Then the wait begins lol.
@@nickcr1312 Nick I guarantee you you won’t be disappointed! Also I highly suggest getting the electric start, it’s only $300 or so more. Let them know Tonys Cool Tools sent you👍
That’s a great splitter Tony!👍👍
Yes, though I grew up with a horizontal splitter the vertical is the way to go. Definitely a back saver! Be safe.
Thanks Tony for the detailed review!! I think you brought out all the pro’s an con’s of the machine. Too bad your tractor won’t lift it…that would be a big plus I would think,if it did. Does the foot petal get hung up when moving it? It appears to be so close to the ground……thanks again ! 🪵🪓👍👏 Rick
Rick yes it would make moving the Axis a little easier. One thing I didn’t cover was the foot pedal, for travel the pedal pushes upward and held in with a pin so it doesn’t drag or get caught on anything. I will cover this in my next video. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Obviously no beers before operating this machine. Hope you keep all your fingers !
Ray, we are an alcohol free Woodyard.
You definitely have to be on your game when splitting with a vertical or horizontal splitter.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Looks like the axis will do everything you need it to great video
Peter it’s the splitter I’ve been waiting for for a very long time. So far it’s exceeded my expectations! Thanks for watching 👍
That's a great piece of equipment !
Bruce it surly is. Video doesn’t do it justice. Thanks for watching 👍
Looks like a excellent splitter. I spit what people call tree service wood. I would like a 12-22 or the next size up. I work full time and don’t sell wood. I might start selling bundles because I got 3 years ahead right now. Good video as always.
Dan as I pointed out I owned a 12-22 for two years and it’s an awesome splitter. But, I found for tree service wood the Axis turns crappy wood into sellable firewood much easier then the 12-22 with much less scrap/kindling. My money is on the Axis for tree service wood. Appreciate you watching 👍
Tony the Eastonmade Axis is definitely one cool well made tool and very well suited to your firewood splitting for bundles and boiler use. Wonder how much added frictional surface area is needed on the table to keep the angle splits from slipping at the heel…would a textured epoxy paint system like Rhino liner work versus a modification to add expanded metal strip or raised texture surface from the manufacturer. Glad you and Chris were able to troubleshoot the directional exhaust port issue so you no longer get splitting headaches 🤕
I will show a technique I use to help stop the angled cuts from slipping on the Axis table in an upcoming video. Thanks for watching, Appreciate your comments 👍
Great approach to splitting and stacking , 1 full cord an hour neatly stacked is impressive
Colin When you’re in the zone and have wood staged and ready to split the Axis is really a productive splitter. Thanks for watching 👍
Such an amazing versatile machine. Eastonmade is the best in my opinion. I've owned my 22-28 since September 2019 and it never failed me.
The 22-28 has ridiculous power, it will split whatever you put on it. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
@@TonysCoolTools yes it does. I own a tree removal company and I can tell you without question that it splits some of the nasty, gnarly logs I've had. When you have a splitter that can make unsplitable logs into sellable firewood you are in good shape.
Great show Tony. Thank you for sharing this and giving your honest opinion on this machine.
I'm not sure how fast that conveyor travels, but why would you need it to go faster than what you showed here.? People may say, you need to run it faster to throw it further. That's just gonna wear parts out quick plus it'll rob hydraulic oil from the wedge ram like you mentioned.
The 2nd reason is you can only split the wood so fast, so a fast speed conveyor spends most of its time empty wearing parts.
(I'm not sold on the conveyor speed as a good option).
I do like this splitter. It one of the best I've seen. I like all the other options it has.
Thank you.
I agree with you 100%. I can only split so fast at the slowest setting it still works great getting the wood up the conveyor. Appreciate your comments. 👍
I can't believe I haven't watched this video. If I recall right you had a different eastonmade, the 12-28?? I have to mow before it rains but I can't wait to watch this video! Part of me is wondering if you'll be upgrading to the new axis? Thanks for all you do Tony!
Prior to the getting the Axis I did own the Eastonmade 12-22 which is an awesome splitter, but I was always looking for a vertical splitter. Keep watching, I'll have another vertical splitter I'll be reviewing in the future. TCT
@@TonysCoolTools I bet you're looking at that Wolfe ridge vertical splitter! Just a hunch!
Powersplit is the splitter that Andrew copied. Lol
He forgot to add the "drive it around on the yard" aspect though.
I don't understand why the exhaust on a lot of splitters blows right in your face. I had to put a diverter shield on 2 of my splitters.
So, I have a 1 yr. waiting period to get my Axis. At 65 I hope I'm still alive!!!
Nuce review Tony but I was sold on the first review that you and Chris did..
Nice video
Have a great day!
Grant the PowerSplit is the splitter I was buying before I even saw the Eastonmade line of products. However if you put both machines next to each other there is a night and day difference. I like the concept of driving the machine to the wood but it definitely brings up the cost of the splitter. In my opinion the table height and foot pedal are the two major shortfalls. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Great review. You should’ve been a sales rep🤣🤣🤷♂️ Thanks for the info Tony👍🏻👍🏻
Ha ha Tood, that’s what my wife always tells me.😂 Appreciate you watching 👍
So cool, excellent.
Dave the Axis is sooooo cool! An extremely fun tool to use. Appreciate your comment 👍
Tony you probably get a starter kits at northern equipment for your motor. I can’t see it’s be a problem hook it’s up . EASTONMADE are on holiday until August 07 , 2022 the hold company employees are off . I got it on my e-mail , great video keep out off the hot weather .
I’ll have to check that out, I was told the base is different on the electric version but i haven’t confirmed that. Thanks for watching 👍
@@TonysCoolTools you could be right , check should be two bolts hole for the starter to bolt into . No problem keep up the great work and video tony .
Hello Tony, Love the Axis, stand up and split! Its only 2nd to me sitting in the bobcat running the Halverson 120😂Take Care and work safe🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
You know Larry you are right but I want to see you make kindling 😂😂😂😂
Oh wait the Halverson makes kindling in spite of itself🤣🤣🤣 Take care and be safe.
@@TonysCoolTools 😂So does the DR Tony😂👍🏼🇺🇸
Oh man I have major wood splitter envy! But I'm still happy with my DR RapidFire...
Ha ha Tim, any splitter is better than doing it with an axe or sledge and wedge.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
You have more control on the splitting size etc for a smaller/mid-side user in volume.
Rick you’re 100% correct, the Axis allows extremely precise splits of the wood. Thanks for watching
Good job old best friend!
Thanks much teacher of mine!👍
Cool tool. Tony
Glad you enjoyed the video.
I appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Lots of folks use these machines but to me it was your opinion that the axis had to pass muster. Thanks Tony!
I appreciate your kind words. Thanks so much for watching and commenting 👍
I don't care how good of friend they are...I would not have their goofy pinwheel on my nice Axis! 🙄
Does the machine have leveling bubbles on it anywhere or do you have to carry a level around?
Like so many 1st generation makes of things. There will be bugs and issues discovered once they hit the field. It seems to always pay off in waiting for the smoke to clear and get the next generation model. Andrew always seems to be forthcoming with issues and tackles them straight on. He strives to make them better, and not just the finger pointing alot of manufacturers seem to do with issues. Thanks for video!👍
Wayne the Axis does not have a leveling bubble. Just an eyeball will due, better to have machine pitched slightly backwards so rounds don’t vibrate off. Unfortunately if everyone waited for version 2.0 no one would buy the first version. In post Covid times you have to get what you can when you can. I always try to keep my equipment as new as possible so I can sell if new version comes out similar to me selling my 12-22 and buying Axis. As usual Thanks for your thoughts and comments 👍
Great bundle wood machine, nice thorough review Tony. I should do a 3 year review on my 12-22. Why do you cut the entire side out of your IBC tote?
Bundle wood or boiler wood it processes it with ease! I would definitely do a 3 year review, it would be interesting to know your thoughts about the 12-22. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Oh the reason I cut the complete face on front of some of my IBC totes is I use as a poor man’s tool box to move bucked up pieces of wood or to carry a bunch of tools out to jobsite. I have a set of set of 3-point pallet forks for rear of tractor so basically I can double my load.
@@TonysCoolTools That makes sence. I only use IBC totes for firewood so i only cut out what is necessary to reach the bottom of the tote and keep as much structural integrity. Keep up the great work Tony.
Wow! That thing looks brand new even though I know you’ve used it A LOT! You keep your stuff immaculate. Great 1 year review. Any idea how much wood you have produced with it in a year?
Mike as you know I’m blessed to have a pole barn to store Axis when not in use. I have close to 80+ hours on it now. I don’t know how many cords I’ve split so far but I can process a face cord using conveyor in about 17 minutes.
@@TonysCoolTools I wonder if that lubricant you spray on helps with wear?
@@TheDriftlessHomestead Harry I truly feel it does offer some level of protection. I use it on the Boss Plow when doing snow and the snow and ice don’t stick. But naturally I have to apply after each plowing session.
For me I think that is the best splitter. I'm making boiler wood so a single wedge is all I need and I think there is far less waste.
I noticed your one IBC tote you have the front cut out of it all the way to the bottom. Looks like a better option, have you had any issues with it?
Chris the reason I cut the complete face on front of some of my IBC totes is I use as a poor man’s tool box to move bucked up pieces of wood or to carry a bunch of tools out to jobsite. I have a set of set of 3-point pallet forks for rear of tractor so basically I can double my load.Naturally I would not double stack when I cut the face out. I’ve used this design for the last couple of years and it seems to work well.
That staging is awsome this could be the one i need for my bundle wwood business
Chris the most important aspect for me was the ability to stand up when splitting. The log lift and table was just a bonus. But as I showed I stage all my wood first so I'm not walking back and forth getting wood. I've had a couple horizontal splitters and would never go back after owning a vertical splitter. TCT
@@TonysCoolTools right I use a supersplit to resplit all my wood. I buy all my wood split I put up about 300 face cords. If you haven't seen the super split in action check it out it's the original kinetic splitter. Also works great for making kindling out of slab wood. It's been bullet proof for 6 years.
@@LeBlancfirewood Chris I am familiar with the Super Split and if your primary task is resplitting it’s a very good choice. 👍TCT
One problem I have often observed is that when rounds or pieces with slightly canted ends are being split, they frequently slide out of position. Perhaps something can be done on the table top to prevent this slippage. Possibly a piece of expanded steel or some gridwork of welds?
Otherwise, that is an absolutely excellent stand up piece of equipment.
Glen that’s a good suggestion, the great thing about the Axis is that the foot control can be feathered to engage slowly on pieces that are not cut square. I will have a video showing how this works in the very near future. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍
Yep I have that issue. Just have to watch a bit more on how I buck up the logs. Has given me a couple good gut punches.
@@jdboy9 Yikes doesn't sound like fun, I've had a few pieces kick out but no major issues. Thanks for watching
The knife height is adjustable, as you said. One operator commented that he does not like it to stop close to the round because it does not allow enough time for him to get out of the way.
If the knife is dull you would get better performance if you sharpened it.
I expect that the vertical is much slower than the horizontal. I suppose that depends on exactly what you want to do with it. The speed that you described was not a bad speed. You probably did not count the time it took to stage all of that wood. The reason the vertical is slower is that you need to give each piece constant attention, instead of just pushing the go lever.
Jake thanks for your observations and comments. Appreciate you watching
Another Cool Tool 👍👍🇺🇸
Glen you’re right a really “cool” tool. Thanks for watching 👍
It would've been nice to see the setup process.
May have to do that in the future. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Powersplit makes a single.and double splitter with conveyer and it can self propels to wood location
Joseph I am a big fan of PowerSplit well before Eastonmade was a company. I previously lived in Chicago and most of the big firewood producers used the double station PowerSplit. Just before I retired I did a lot of research and narrowed my choices to PowerSplit and Eastonmade. Louie from PS gave me a couple people to go out and run their machines. Both people told me the same thing, for a tall person the table is to low and the foot pedal is to high. If you were to put the machine side by side there is a noticeable difference. A simple example is weigh of the two units, the Tow behind PS static buggy weighs 500 lbs. The Eastonmade without conveyor is approx. 1,500 lbs. Both are great Canadian companies and make awesome products but based on my research my money is on the Axis. Thanks for watching and commenting
@@TonysCoolTools I was researching powersplit.. I am.crossed between the 2 but it appears the axis is bigger and built.tougher . Again I haven't tried.either one
Hi Tony, I just received my Axis today and am blown away. Have you, or are you planning on grinding the wedge to a little bit sharper edge? I've only run mine for 3 hours but am curious if you think that would make a significant difference.
If it is not sharp, sharpen it.
Why run a dull knife?
Michael welcome to the brotherhood of Eastonmade Axis splitters. I have about 80+ hours on my Axis and have had no issues with the wedge but at some point I may sharpen the wedge. If you have any other questions drop me an email
Tonyscooltools@gmail.com
Good morning everyone
And good morning to you. Thanks for getting up and watching!👍
cool tool
Steve appreciate you watching 👍
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Thanks for watching Bill👍
Getcha a tote to put by your left foot when splitting to catch the kindling, splinters left on the deck.... For use later to give or sell to customers...???
Greg funny you should mention that. I typically have a 13 gal trash can on my left side and broom the debris into it when needed. Fortunately the Axis does not produce much kindling like my other splitters did.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
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I wonder if they could put ram limiter on a horizontal splitter
Chris I know I've seen at least one company that offered a bolt on limiter but it wasn't easy to put on or take off. TCT
Cool video
Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪 tony
Found channel through chris
Ron thanks for stopping by and subscribing, I worked with Chris for the last year and he was the reason I started my new channel. Appreciate you supporting my channel.
Good job Tony. May I suggest you make more videos once a week I don't think is enuff for you to increase your subscriber rate, Oh, by the way, have you looked at the Napa mini processor I would be willing to bet it you contacted them they would be happy to sponsor you, just saying :-)
Thanks for your kind words Charlie, my goal is to have one to two videos a week with at least one of those being a review of a product (i.e. tractor, trailer, attachments, tools etc.) Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
@@TonysCoolTools I don't know a lot about working with splitters however that Japa 405 is kicking ass in the mini processer market. Gerry at Easton said they would not be adding a mini processer anytime soon so I don't think Andy would be offended if you did a review of the 405 plus it would be a great asset to your channel and you need more versatility to add subs to your channel
@@coggins63 The Japa 405 is an awesome processor. Unfortunately my property doesn’t have room for a processor. I’m in the process of finding some land to expand my Woodyard. Thanks for your info and suggestions.👍
Love the videos Tony, Chris may have to step aside. You defently have the tools.
Ha ha that’s why Chris and I work so well, he has the Camera skills and I’ve got “da tools”. We both complement each other not to mention he’s a brother from another mother. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@TonysCoolTools you got that right. Maybe another channel "tools n the woodyard"
@@shawnyoung4714 Shawn I’m gonna focus on one channel and if it’s successful I may branch out. Just wanna have some fun and meet people with the same interests as I do.
How tall is it to the top of the cylinder? Looking for what size garage door?
Well Christophe from the ground to the top of the cylinder is 102-1/2” and will probably not fit in a standard garage opening which is typically 96”.
Naturally with a conveyor it’s even higher at 126”.
Hope this info helped you out.👍TCT
Just curious does it come less the conveyor?
Allan yes that is the more economical way of buying it. I believe current price is $8,700 or $12;700 with conveyor (plus shipping). For an even more economical splitter I’d consider the Ultra. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
A few points from another Axis owner.. the machine is a beast and nothing will stop it. It’s a solid unit but can be improved with a bit of engineering.
1) Engine should be turned 90 degrees CCW to blast cooling air AWAY from hydraulic tank so it doesn’t heat up the oil and operator during the summer. It should be fine in the winter, but it roasts you in hotter weather. I installed a baffle to block the airflow and that has helped.
2) The lift table should be just about 1/4” higher than the tabletop so large rounds slide onto it easier.
3) Conveyor need major re-design so it feeds better. The machine design forces compromises on the conveyor but I’m sure it can be improved. The feed performance is bad and most people toss the wood half way up the chain to get it to go. The new shark fin paddles will help, but the overall design needs help.
4) I saw Joe’s muffler video when he put it out but it looks like he’s taken it down. It was an honest criticism and it’s too bad it’s gone.
Thanks Chuck, I know Andrew at Eastonmade reads all the comments. You are right the Axis is a beast and I’m sure as more machines are out in the fields there will be additions/improvements to the current design. Thanks for watching.
Chuck, they are working on or have already changed the chain on the conveyer. Andrew did a video on it a couple of weeks back. I believe he said you might be able to just buy the chain to retrofit it if you want.
@@jamesbainton yes, I saw the video you're referring to and have spoken to them about getting some paddles that I could replace a few of mine with. At first I was given a price per paddle and then a few days later I was told they would only sell the entire chain. Go figure. The new paddle design is just a quick fix for a design that needs some refinement.
Can u get different wedges for this splitter tony
Chris for safety purposes only the single wedge is available. From personal experience I would not want a 4way wedge on the Axis. Thanks for watching
i should have bought your 12-22 when you sold it, it only needed a box wedge to make it perfect for me i should get to the shows and run some of these splitters even the one chris has might be more than enough splitter for me. maybe a road trip to the wood yard would be good also as im probably only 4 hours west of chris and i could try his splitter and get my 15 minutes of fame as they say.
Well Wayne I may have good news for you, my splitter may be up for sale. The person I sold it to wants to upgrade to the 37D Eastonmade. Oh and by the way mine did have the box wedge but didn’t have the newer pull back arm. It came with 4 & 6 way as well as the box wedge. The person is just South of Chris in Racine WI. Not sure where you’re located but there are a few people around us that have the Axis, Ultra or 12-22.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@TonysCoolTools I’m on the mn Wisconsin border 45 minutes straight north of Hudson wi.
@@waynejohnson9855 Wayne if you ever want to check out one of units just send me an email at Tonyscooltools@gmail.com
Or call Gerry at Eastonmade, possibly he may know someone in MN close to you that has one of the splitters you are looking for.👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools thank you.
Sad you skip a lot of wood. I enjoyed watching the log splitting and listen to the wood cracking.
I. hope to be reviewing a new splitter in the near future. You should see more splitting.
Thanks for watching and commenting. TCT
Morning Tony I enjoy your channel instead of putting your tote on the ground and bending over when you’re doing what you’re doing but I stack put a couple skids under the coat so you don’t have to bend down so much thanks Bill
I was supposed to been tote
Bill that is an AWESOME suggestion, I’ll have to try that next time I split. Thanks for watching and offering suggestion 👍
My Daddy (Dana @ TowMe Trailers) says Eastonmade builds the best stuff hands down. And I wouldn’t argue with him, ok I argue with him but you shouldn’t !
Millie, I definitely won’t argue with Dana, Eastonmade does make the best splitters out there. Its great your dad got you and your brother to help in the woodyard (not to mention the extra cash you guys are making). Appreciate you commenting on my channel.
Oh by the way congrats on your new channel, I just subscribed and looking forward to watching your videos.
@TowME trailers Dana it’s so cool to have a young female interested in something you and I are so passionate about. I don’t know to many young adults that like back breaking work like firewood processing. Between Millie and Loggin Logan we have a start for a new generation of “Woodhounds” to take up when we have to lay down our chainsaws and sit in the rocking chair.
Tony, are you okay? You sound like you're out of breath from just talking. Your breathing sounds so labored that it makes me think that you have a physical ailment, or is that just from being overweight? Either way, I wish you the best, and hope that you're doing okay.
Jeff I can’t remember what I was doing but I definitely was winded. At 67 and a bit overweight heavy breathing happens. Thanks for your concern.👍TCT
Does anyone rent these in Ontario?
That is a very good question. I’d check with you’re local rental places since I’m not aware of any rental facilities that rent Eastonmade products. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
@@TonysCoolTools Thanks for the reply. Hoping someone watching might have a lead.
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David thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT