Eastonmade; RED OAK+BOX WEDGE=PRODUCTION!!! What's Your Favorite Firewood? FASTEST LOG SPLITTER
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- čas přidán 4. 05. 2021
- Doing some more testing on our new prototype 37D splitter. This thing is crazy fast in red oak. What's your favorite wood split split?
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My favorite wood is what makes the customer happy and pays the Bill's. Oh let's not forget buys the beers.
You guys put our the nicest firewood processing equipment on the planet. This thing is nasty fast. My favorite kind of firewood is the stuff sitting in the woodshed, already processed, doesn't matter the species as long as it's finished.
Favorite firewood, white ash, white oak, red oak, cherry, hickory. I like ash because it’s ready to burn in 3-4 months
I run a tree service in Maine and our favorite wood to process is 30 inch straight grained red oak. We can get a cord out of the 7 way box wedge and up the conveyor in 17 min if everything is perfect. Some of the skinny pieces that fall out the debris separator get bagged for kindling.
One thing your splitters do like no other, is make the biggest smile when you see them running. This one even makes you shake your head in amazement.
I split red and white oak exclusively.
Love those splitters looks like they're working awesome
That’s awesome!!!
Love the videos and that BOX WEDGE is SWEETTTT !!!
That’s awesome
AWESOME!
I think this box wedge and return is so slick! The eastonmade on the return looks awesome too!
Box weg on that splitter is just amazing 👏
Love watching it cycle through - such a great splitter Andrew. Overall, love splitting the Ash best of all. Cheers and thanks for demonstrating the box wedge on that 37D! Cheers!
That thing is a beast of a splitter, well done Eastonmade 👏 ✔ 👍 👌 🙌 😀
Man the more I watch that thing run the more I like it
Now that's cranking out the firewood. Wow!
This machine is crazy fast love it and the videos just an absolute BEAST
Another awesome video, I can't wait for my Axis!
That’s an amazing machine Andrew! Red oak and cherry are my favorites to split.
I love it!
That box wedge sure makes things look easy with those big logs! Good work!
that is a great splitter it's so easy 👍👍
Love it!
What a machine!!
Great video 👍
That machine is awesome. I was wondering how the box wedge would do and now I know. Thanks Andrew
Just watched it again, Andrew. Still gives me a big smile. lol
Hickory is what I have the most of. but I have 45 acres of mixed hardwoods. Most of my stuff is over 16" and closer to 24" We have maple, cherry, several oaks, poplar,
Thank you Andrew. Now that's what I'm Talk'n about!
Just one more thing on my wish list!😎
Wow, this has to be the best log splitter money can buy. That thing is impressive, beautiful machine
I want this exact set up! This thing is awe$ome!
This splitter is amazing. You could get some serious production done with that beauty
fun to watch and wish we could get one!
Fantastic! Eastonmade!
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My dad and both burn outside wood burners we cut and split our own wood we use all kinds of wood but yes Oaks are good but I use oak, poplar, Aspen because we have a lot of it, also use a lot pine which I have no issues with,
Kevin from ohio
Boy that's a time saver! I split a lot of stringy pine and oak. It can be a battle sometimes.
Holy smokes, absolute beast!
The wood we do most over here is birch, rather easy to work with.
My favorite wood to burn is Southern Live Oak here in coastal NC. It’s tough as nails and heavy as crap compared to red oak and very stringy. It’s very hard to split but it pays off because it burns so well. This is my dream machine right here! Keep up the awesome work Andrew!
Сибирь ок💪👌👍
Geez, that thing is so fast, if you blink you'll be on the next round to split. Simply amazing.
Here Eastern Canada we like heating with #1 beech, #2 maple and #3 yellow birch👍🔥
I've got lots of beech for this winter. Really appreciate the feedback and support.
Hey hey, have a good one.
Now thats a saw with a nice 32" bar :) ... and a great set up. And that 37D ... died and gone to heaven
Oak is my favorite to split and burn
Andrew, one of the smartest designs i have ever seen for the common man to work large rounds! Red Oak is my favorite wood to split! Great Video!🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Best when splittered: Rowan
Least work per "heat unit": Old, dead, dried pine trees
My favorite firewood is red oak
Ash is my favorite
I really enjoy watching your products perform on various CZcams channels. As for my favorite firewood, I prefer red oak because it splits easily with a machine or a maul and there is nothing like the small of fresh-split red oak. It is abundant where I live in northeast Ohio.
This unit is rediciously effective!
I like the smell of pine a lot, beech and oak are very common around here.
The 37D made fast work of that red oak. Red oak and hard maple split nice. Elm is one of the tougher ones.
Red and white oak are my favorites. The red splits real well and uniform. White tends to be a bit stringy. Both give great heat! I had access to about 10 cords of white this year so I take it when I can get it.
Poplar cuts nice on my current splitter. White oak also cuts good.
After watching a his video, I’m tempted to add that box wedge to my order.
I like your spitter. Locust trees is my favorite.
In Maine, my favorite wood to split is red oak and maple. I split a lot of beech as well and it usually isn't too bad
Ive worked one just like that [NZ made] they do a great job .
Me personally I don’t have a personal favorite wood to split. I love when it’s tight straight grain and it pops when you split it on the splitter that’s my favorite kind. Almost any wood can be awe full to split you just never know. Always a pleasure to watch.
HOLY COW is that fast!
Red,white oak and loctus wood awesome
Love that splitter
What a difference in a pandemic year. Now I'm drooling over a Canadian made 37-Ton wood splitter cycle time with a box wedge cause what it could do for my new firewood business.
We have a lot of black walnut here in the Philadelphia PA area. But my favorite is locust. Burns long and looks so nice. Thank you for the video! Wondering how big your machines are gonna get. Waiting for your 200-1000 splitter with a 0.6 second cycle time. I joke, kinda . . . . .
Keep up the great work!
there are a lot of good splitters on the market now, but Andrew your on top, this thing is a beast!! well done. I'm an hour south of you in Spencerville. I find it hard to beat ash, you can burn it green if need be, it dries fast and splits super easy.
Absolutely a beast!! Personally I love burning oak, beech, hickory and cherry.
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Awsome video Andrew. Here in MN red elm and red oak are the best to split. American elm gives off alot of btu but is very difficult to spilt.
Nice work Andrew. Keep it up my friend.
Thanks brian. Really appreciate the support
I'm over near Owen Sound. My favorite to split is Ash, but my favorite to burn is Sugar Maple, then Beech. They've always put out the most heat.
I love splitting oak. The fragrance of that particular family of woods is soothing and calming. Thanks for posting.
Makes for amazing smoking wood too!!!
For my boiler, locust and hickory wood is my favorite!
My favorite firewood……the free stuff!
Thank You for your honesty Drew,,, now put that Husky Down !!! Showtime some old "Logging Monster's"... 💞
Definitely oak, box wedge for everything.
That thing is a beast
Nothing like a nice piece of White Ash! Even dripping wet it dries fast in the wind.
Typically six months in the pile, well covered and it's ready to burn.
My favorite is maple, it splits well with my maul, but right now I’m splitting 36” rounds of hickory and that is kicking my butt! Can’t wait for my 12-22 to make its way to me but I’ve still got a wait yet...
Super fantastic splitter! Have the jacket to match already. Firewood is tough on clothes. Box store splitter hard on the body.
Oh! I really like being able to swap out a wedge for a box wedge and back. I split all kinds of wood depending on what blows down or dies out in the woods. 28" red oak to 4" hazelwood. You never know what's up next. Next week it will be a couple of 18" white oak. Cheers!
Didn't know what a Box Splitter was now I want one
White Oak, Andrew. Thanks for the video.
My favorite to split is ash, it's so easy to split and it is almost seasoned when you split it. My personal favorite wood to burn is white oak and when it's real cold Bodock (AKA Hedge apple and osage orange).
That splits nice..
Nice
THAT'S FAST WOW
Mix of red oak, beech, and white ash. Great vid and machine. Be safe and be careful.
hi there nice machine . nice speed john
Yep.. red oak and cherry seem to split best and pretty too. Love that machine
Ash. I like that the most, grows fast and straight. Also can burn green with little to no creosote.
Love what that spits put! No long dry times here.
Thanks rick!! Really appreciate the feedback and support
Love my box wedge. It is by far the most use wedge I use from 14" up. My are is loaded with Oak. Oak is King in our area. I love burning White Oak. White Oak towards the bottom gets stringy but the 22-28 eats it up. Red Oak does split the best.
Red Oak is by Far my favorite Firewood. Easy spit and clean Firewood. And looks amazing after a summer in the sun.
In Georgia, I try to get Hickory, Pecan, White Oak, Red Oak, in that order.
I am mostly splitting planted sugar gum at the moment. It's straight and few knots or twists compared to the twisted up mallee, old red or pink gum that grows around here.
G'day Andrew, you're right the structure of the wood makes all the difference, my 87 year old mum splits her wood into smaller pieces with a boys axe as she has done since the Second World War. If its twisted or fiddle back only one machine will do it. The good wood here also melts the cast iron linings and cracks the fire bricks which is a bit of a bugger 👍🇦🇺Ishman.
Sweet gum 😎
Hey there Ed here from NZ, Bluegum any day, really enjoy your videos keep up the good work, 👍
White oak is my go to all nighter wood. Favorite wood to split? Once I get that 37 ton eastonmade its all going to be my favorite.
I like Beach as my favorite firewood.
Andrew, My favorite is oak. However we don't have Oak trees here in AK. The wood most people heat with up are Spruce and Birch. I really like that box wedge. I just don't how well it would work well with the 12-14 inch logs that are common in my area.