You have a very nice shop there! And we can tell the crew is great too! So much happening in that 3200 sq.ft. It is absolutely well organized, clean, and efficient. Producing up to 10 units a week in that building is impressive. And I know what I am talking about. I manage the operations of 4 manufacturing facilities, totaling 250,000 sq.ft / 250 employees. Congratulations Sir!
i have watched a lot of you videos mostly in the last few weeks. Im getting into the wood business so looking on what works and what to buy. But love your splitters. And another thing is type of person you are. Just a everyday joe like all us.
Thanks for the tour Andrew. Great to see such a tight and happy group of folks making it happen. Must be nice to work with everyday but hey, I thought there would at least be a Timmies somewhere between the back door and the shop. LOL. Your guys make some great equipment. Cheers and thanks!
That is insane that you are doing that many amazing quality machines with only a few staff. I wasn't expecting that you would have our own onsite sandblasting and powdercoat facilities. I was actually expecting a decent setup in the office for CAD stuff. Hopefully the next major purchase at Eastonmade will be some lens wipes :D
It really helps having everything under one roof. Everytime you need to move a part it costs a lot of money. We do have a good cad program we use to help figure stuff out but up until the last couple of weeks it was just myself that ran it. Let me know when you're ready alan. Really appreciate all the support
G’day Andrew , new subscriber from Australia 🇦🇺. Have watched many videos of the firewood guys using your splitters . Wow man ! For the quality you guys put out I was expecting a much bigger shop . Keep up the great work .
Great insight on how things get done up there. It’s nice to see a good group of guys getting it done and having fun at the same time. Can’t wait to get our 12-22 delivered in the next couple weeks.
Thank you for the tour. Looks like you really got a good group of guys. Shop looks really nice. Everybody was nice and busy, clean well organized atmosphere. Product looks great. Thanks again .
Is Henry with an 'i' from Quebec? That is a common way to spell his name in french? That is quite the production shop you've got there Andrew. With the wait list for one of your splitters, you might have to add a second shift to help with the back log. What a great problem to have. Congrats on the success of Eastonmade Wood Splitters.
Thanks for the feedback. We will be adding onto the shop this spring. But I don't think I want to many more employees. A little more automation. We have a great group of guys and a great atmosphere. I don't want that to change
These kind of shops are the best to work at in my opinion. When you Get along with your co workers and have fun at work it seems like production just comes easier. Looks like you run a great shop there.
That was a fantastic walk through. Thank you!!! You seem to be a good man and good guy to work for. Lots of hard workers and a good looking shop. Keep up the good work boys.
Your morning commute is longer than mine. And I thought the metal stamping factory I worked at during the 2000’s was loud. I worked at powder coater in the 90’s and sandblasting definitely helps with adhesion. Nice to see where the magic happens, thanks for sharing.
Lol just a bit longer. Thanks for all the support joe I really appreciate it. The shop is noisy with the plasma table and grinders running. Sandblasting is key. See ya on the next one!!!
Thanks for the tour Andrew with a W. Best products you see always seem to come out of smaller shops.My buddy just got his 22-28 and it is a beast. Build quality first rate. The 5-11 would make me a happy camper. Merry Christmas and of course CHEERS.
Hell of an operation you have thanks for the tour! just goes to show you can produce a stout quality machine out of honest hard work and determination. you don't need to be a state of the art million square foot shop.
Loving the vibrant Fall tree colors where you are at Andrew, going camping later today in Lancaster County, it's raining a bit but hopefully it slacks off by morning, Have a Great Day, and Thank You for the "factory" tour.
Great tour Andrew. Knew you were a small operation buthought you had a bigger building. You do have room for expansion though. Great bunch of employees.
It's a tight spot to work, key is keeping it organized. Justin Vance and henri do a great job of it. In the process of getting building permits right now. Slow process. Thanks for all the support
Wow.. what a Nice Shop and a tight knit bunch of guys.. I grew up in fab/machine shops Lots of welding all metals.. Tig, Mig, Stick.. All of it.. I really appreciate the amazing effort you put into the quality of your splitters.. I am convinced i will get one.. Might even be the First in Kentucky... Lots of hard wood down here... Thanks again for all the videos.. God Bless ya with lots of Great Business so yall can take care of those boys!! LT Dan CWI Inspector
Great tour! Remember being a "large" company doesn't mean it's better. Keep up the good work and quality. Stay safe and well! I keep looking between the 12-22 and the Axis.
The boys are getting big ! That office looks really good it wasn't painted last I saw it , Quite amazing such a great array of product comes out of that small shop . That says alot for your guys !! keep the vids coming always enjoy them
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Don't be surprised if I take you up on that. I'm retired now, but I spent my whole working life in machining and manufacturing. I still find it very interesting. Take care and bye for now. ..
Quite the process you got on that building...I would have expected it to be a bit bigger! Would love to have one of you splitters one of these days...I'm just now getting into some firewood production and if I continue ide like to look into and ultra, would be a bit of an upgrade from my splitting maul (most likely will start with a tractor supply splitter, once the business makes a little money, I wouldn't mind getting an ultra) Hey do your machines ever go on sale? Was looking at the website at the ulta and the $4000 is USD... right...at the bottom is said $5200 CAD. Ok take care and thanks for the tour. Hopefully within the next 2-3 years I'll get one of your splitters Ok, take care! -Brady
Thanks for watching the video and leaving some feedback. It is very much appreciated. The difference in the pricing is the difference between the US Dollar and Canadian Dollar. Its been pretty consistent the last couple of years. there was a bit of a spike in the spring. All of our parts are bought in USD
Hello from Western, Pa. This is how one of you competitors got there start. One log splitter at a time. That was me when I was little, I also was a Toe Head. Blond and Blue eyes. Great video, I noticed that the guys don't wear dust mask or respirators, all that dirt goes into there lungs. I worked in a Steel Mill for alot of years, I Know about Dust and Metal .Be Safe !
When. A machine is ordered would you be able to put on a “bulldog” coupler for towing instead of the type you currently use? Are your couplers fitted for a 2” ball? Thanks
I got a small ,part time firewood business, i have large unsellable hardwood given to me ,My splitter is braking all the time .what model would you suggest and how much?
For most commercial operation guys are buying the 12-22, 22-28 or axis. Each had their own application. If you check out our other videos you should find your answer. Let me know if you have any questions
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Wow you guys are Like Ricky, Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys ( When I first saw them on T.V thought it was a real life doco), hey I was really surprised Bucking Ray was Canadian too.
I enjoyed your video clean shope but in the video there's not much safty with some of you EMPLOYEES which have noticing that some have no safety glasses and some with no ear plugs and masks for grinding and so on . Company is sapost to supply for everyone on the shope floor in including supervisers and managers. Just saying
That's something you here on the powder coating forums. We do 4 batches of this stuff a day and I haven't seen it yet. Obviously you don't want to be rubbing oil all over the part, but it's not that sensitive
All these coatings are very sensitive to any form oil or silicone. Look wat happen to all the cars with peeling paint back in the 80s and. That was caused by minute particles of oil a silicone floating in the air
Good man, raising a family, working hard and living the dream. Keep up the great work!
You have a very nice shop there! And we can tell the crew is great too! So much happening in that 3200 sq.ft. It is absolutely well organized, clean, and efficient. Producing up to 10 units a week in that building is impressive. And I know what I am talking about. I manage the operations of 4 manufacturing facilities, totaling 250,000 sq.ft / 250 employees. Congratulations Sir!
Thanks for all the feedback and support. Really appreciate it
Love the work environment there. Looks like all the guys are happily employed. Great operation there fellas
Thanks for all the support adam. Really appreciate it
i have watched a lot of you videos mostly in the last few weeks. Im getting into the wood business so looking on what works and what to buy. But love your splitters. And another thing is type of person you are. Just a everyday joe like all us.
Thanks for the tour Andrew. Great to see such a tight and happy group of folks making it happen. Must be nice to work with everyday but hey, I thought there would at least be a Timmies somewhere between the back door and the shop. LOL. Your guys make some great equipment. Cheers and thanks!
Lol thanks for all the support gord. It was a little early for coffee break....believe me ghst doesn't ever get missed around here hahhaha.
Thanks for the tour, Andrew. Nice to see a home town business doing well in these challenging times. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for all the support. Really appreciate it
That is insane that you are doing that many amazing quality machines with only a few staff. I wasn't expecting that you would have our own onsite sandblasting and powdercoat facilities.
I was actually expecting a decent setup in the office for CAD stuff.
Hopefully the next major purchase at Eastonmade will be some lens wipes :D
It really helps having everything under one roof. Everytime you need to move a part it costs a lot of money. We do have a good cad program we use to help figure stuff out but up until the last couple of weeks it was just myself that ran it. Let me know when you're ready alan. Really appreciate all the support
G’day Andrew , new subscriber from Australia 🇦🇺. Have watched many videos of the firewood guys using your splitters . Wow man ! For the quality you guys put out I was expecting a much bigger shop . Keep up the great work .
Thats stellar Andrew. I thought yall was a big corporation aswell like you were saying. I believe in your product and culture
Thanks for the tour Andrew. Won't be long and you will be adding on!!
In the process or getting permits right now. We are out of room for sure. Thanks for all the support kev. Really appreciate it
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters thats awesome to hear Andrew. Hey we gotta support each other, its a small community and we have to help each other out.
Great insight on how things get done up there. It’s nice to see a good group of guys getting it done and having fun at the same time. Can’t wait to get our 12-22 delivered in the next couple weeks.
Thanks for the feedback and support jaret. We have a great group of guys to work with
Good to see you take good care of your boys.
Love your log splitters.
Thanks for the feedback steve. I'm really lucky to have such a great group of guys to make it happen.
Thank you for the tour. Looks like you really got a good group of guys. Shop looks really nice. Everybody was nice and busy, clean well organized atmosphere. Product looks great. Thanks again .
I'm pretty lucky to have the crew I have. They look after me well. Thanks for the feedback and support
Can't wait for my 9-16 build!
Is Henry with an 'i' from Quebec? That is a common way to spell his name in french? That is quite the production shop you've got there Andrew. With the wait list for one of your splitters, you might have to add a second shift to help with the back log. What a great problem to have. Congrats on the success of Eastonmade Wood Splitters.
Thanks for all the support. Henri's family is ukranian. He grew up just down the road from the shop. Pretty lucky to have good help.
Looks like you make good use of your space. Nice buck!
Thanks eric. We do our best to work with what we've got.
Love all the content. Keep the videos coming. Cant wait to finish saving up to get my order in for my dream splitter.
I'll keep them going. Thanks for the feedback and support!!!
I'm right behind ya Kirk! 👍🏽
Bigger is not always better. You guys are doing it right. Keep it going.
Thanks for the feedback. We will be adding onto the shop this spring. But I don't think I want to many more employees. A little more automation. We have a great group of guys and a great atmosphere. I don't want that to change
Thank YOU!
Thanks for taking us along. Very quality crew and product produced. 👍
Really fortunate to have the help that I do. Thanks for the feedback ray
Love the tour. Makes me want one more. In my opinion a simple over built machine is better than an over engineered machine.
The KISS theory is what to live by. Thanks for all the support mike.
Thanks Andrew really nice to see the nuts and bolts of the operation!
Thanks for all the feedback and support adam. Really appreciate it
You make great use of the square footage you have. I’m hoping Joe from Ohio wood burner chooses your brand. Looks like great quality.
Thanks for the tour can’t wait to pick up my 5-11
Thanks for all the support Joe. Really appreciate it
These kind of shops are the best to work at in my opinion. When you Get along with your co workers and have fun at work it seems like production just comes easier. Looks like you run a great shop there.
That was a fantastic walk through. Thank you!!! You seem to be a good man and good guy to work for. Lots of hard workers and a good looking shop. Keep up the good work boys.
Thanks for the feedback and support dan. I've got a great bunch of guys.
Your morning commute is longer than mine. And I thought the metal stamping factory I worked at during the 2000’s was loud. I worked at powder coater in the 90’s and sandblasting definitely helps with adhesion. Nice to see where the magic happens, thanks for sharing.
Lol just a bit longer. Thanks for all the support joe I really appreciate it. The shop is noisy with the plasma table and grinders running. Sandblasting is key. See ya on the next one!!!
Thanks for the shop tour. You've got a good crew by the looks of it. Great machines built by great guys! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for all the feedback and support dave. It's very much appreciated
Nice tour of the shop, you make a nice product.
Wow great tour. Beautiful product
Thanks for the feedback and support vic. Really appreciate it
Thanks for the tour Andrew. Man, you sure make use of every square foot of that shop. You might have to put an addition onto your shop some day!
We don't have much wasted space. Adding on this spring hopefully thanks for the support tom. Really appreciate it
hi Andy,
great insight into the workshop there,
good team of fellas there,
keep the videos coming,
Thanks for the feedback and support colin. Gotta great bunch of guys
That's a couple of fine looking young men you have there!
Thanks for the tour Andrew with a W. Best products you see always seem to come out of smaller shops.My buddy just got his 22-28 and it is a beast. Build quality first rate. The 5-11 would make me a happy camper. Merry Christmas and of course CHEERS.
Hell of an operation you have thanks for the tour! just goes to show you can produce a stout quality machine out of honest hard work and determination. you don't need to be a state of the art million square foot shop.
Thanks for the feedback and support allen. Rome wasn't built in a day. Gotta keep kicking the horse
Loving the vibrant Fall tree colors where you are at Andrew, going camping later today in Lancaster County, it's raining a bit but hopefully it slacks off by morning, Have a Great Day, and Thank You for the "factory" tour.
Hopefully it turns out nice for you. Thanks for the feedback and support. Really appreciate it
Great tour Andrew. Knew you were a small operation buthought you had a bigger building. You do have room for expansion though. Great bunch of employees.
It's a tight spot to work, key is keeping it organized. Justin Vance and henri do a great job of it. In the process of getting building permits right now. Slow process. Thanks for all the support
Impressive place you have there Andrew! Definitely going to call Gerry when the time is right and order myself up one of your 9-16's!
thanks for the feedback and support Mark. Really appreciate it. Let us know when you're ready.
Wow.. what a Nice Shop and a tight knit bunch of guys.. I grew up in fab/machine shops Lots of welding all metals.. Tig, Mig, Stick.. All of it.. I really appreciate the amazing effort you put into the quality of your splitters.. I am convinced i will get one.. Might even be the First in Kentucky... Lots of hard wood down here... Thanks again for all the videos.. God Bless ya with lots of Great Business so yall can take care of those boys!! LT Dan CWI Inspector
Thanks for all the feedback and support LT Dan. It very much appreciated. Let us know when you're ready.
Looking forward to the splitter, can't wait to give it a go!
You're gonna love it Bruce. Thanks for all the support
Great tour! Remember being a "large" company doesn't mean it's better. Keep up the good work and quality. Stay safe and well! I keep looking between the 12-22 and the Axis.
Thanks for the support john really appreciate it
Thanks for the tour! You're doing a great job there!
Thanks for all the support Alan. Really appreciate it
Really impressive, looking forward to visit you and make your hydraulic system even better.
Thanks for the feedback and support Marcos.
Great video Andrew! Good looking setup, and a commute I'd like to have myself. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the feedback cliff. It's nice to be close to the shop. Give me a lot of freedom
Nice shop. Thanks for the tour.
Thanks ron
I think you size shop lets you put out the quality of machine you do. Thanks for the videos.
If we add one will get more automated. I have really good guys right now would like to keep them. Thanks for the feedback and support
Nice shop. Keep up the great work . Much respect sir.
Thanks for the feedback. Really appreciate it
Great tour! God bless
Thanks for watching zates. Really appreciate the feedback and support.
The boys are getting big ! That office looks really good it wasn't painted last I saw it , Quite amazing such a great array of product comes out of that small shop . That says alot for your guys !! keep the vids coming always enjoy them
Thanks for all the support tim. Have a couple of good bucks on the trail cam this year. Couple of bears to
nice to hear that lotta hard work went into that
Thanks for the tour!!!
Thanks for taking the time to check it out. Really appreciate the support
You may not be big but you have some nice equipment. Congrats on your success and short commute
Thanks for the feedback dave. Really appreciate all the support
Thanks for the tour Andrew. I've driven past your company a few times and was quite curious about it.
Thanks for the support Wayne. Feel free to stop by anytime. The shops always open
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Don't be surprised if I take you up on that. I'm retired now, but I spent my whole working life in machining and manufacturing. I still find it very interesting. Take care and bye for now.
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Like to get up to see you, maybe next year at one of the wood shows, fingers crossed!
Thanks for all the support chris. Really appreciate. Stop by if your heading through
Puppy!
You gotta get a timmies store between home and work!!
Andrew very nice set up!!! Look at the expense people just dt know how much money it take to build these units!! Thank you !
Its takes a lot of money to make it efficient. Thanks for all the support roger.
Looks good!
Walking round the active workshop, everyone’s got the safety gear on except the boss. Safety first.
Great tour! That one lonnnng commute to work lol. Great setup. Very efficient. Did u hurt ur foot/leg Andrew?
Thanks for all the support. No I think it's just the way I'm holding the camera
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters cool
Glad ur ok. C u on the next 1 👍🏽
Quite the process you got on that building...I would have expected it to be a bit bigger!
Would love to have one of you splitters one of these days...I'm just now getting into some firewood production and if I continue ide like to look into and ultra, would be a bit of an upgrade from my splitting maul (most likely will start with a tractor supply splitter, once the business makes a little money, I wouldn't mind getting an ultra)
Hey do your machines ever go on sale? Was looking at the website at the ulta and the $4000 is USD... right...at the bottom is said $5200 CAD.
Ok take care and thanks for the tour. Hopefully within the next 2-3 years I'll get one of your splitters
Ok, take care!
-Brady
Thanks for watching the video and leaving some feedback. It is very much appreciated. The difference in the pricing is the difference between the US Dollar and Canadian Dollar. Its been pretty consistent the last couple of years. there was a bit of a spike in the spring. All of our parts are bought in USD
Hello from Western, Pa. This is how one of you competitors got there start. One log splitter at a time. That was me when I was little, I also was a Toe Head. Blond and Blue eyes. Great video, I noticed that the guys don't wear dust mask or respirators, all that dirt goes into there lungs. I worked in a Steel Mill for alot of years, I Know about Dust and Metal .Be Safe !
Awesome video! Where is your location?
Awesome shop that's the way to sell products handmade made by United States of America
I really appreciate the feedback and support. However we are Canadian.
Your the man
Probably not looking at buying for a few years, but, would it be possible to work something out to ship to the UK? Thanks in advance, Lewis
We do have an agent in the uk. Www.logsandsaws.co.uk
Very impressive design and setup. Do you have a separate clean space for dealing with hydraulics away from grinding dust ?
All the hydraulics are sealed in a sea can until they are needed for the assembly process
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Thought you'd have it covered :)
Time to cement the yard out.
Wouldn't that be the ticket.
Do you know if you’re ever going to be at an agriculture type of show in Colorado?
Not likely.
When. A machine is ordered would you be able to put on a “bulldog” coupler for towing instead of the type you currently use? Are your couplers fitted for a 2” ball? Thanks
We can fit them with whatever couple you would like
Awesome to see the shop and how close knit you are, Im in the market for a new splitter, just trying to figure out the logistics
Thanks for the feedback bill. Let me know if there is anything I can help you with
How would someone in the southern United States get one of these machines.
Give our sales department a call 613-812-3213. We ship a lot of these to the usa
I want to tour first hand but this will do!!!!!
If your ever out and about stop by
No safety glasses
Floor grinder at 5:45
Lol don't know where Justin's ninja like reflexes were
I got a small ,part time firewood business, i have large unsellable hardwood given to me ,My splitter is braking all the time .what model would you suggest and how much?
For most commercial operation guys are buying the 12-22, 22-28 or axis. Each had their own application. If you check out our other videos you should find your answer. Let me know if you have any questions
Ham radio antenna on the back of the shop?
Cell phone booster
Do you supply to the uk and is there any Chinese content in your splitters?
Check out www.logsandsaws.co.uk
Hi from Oamaru South Island New Zealand. I'm trying to figure out accent. Are you guys Canadian?.
We are Canadian.
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Wow you guys are Like Ricky, Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys ( When I first saw them on T.V thought it was a real life doco), hey I was really surprised Bucking Ray was Canadian too.
@@conmanumber1 lol ya we're really not to far off from those guys
Who is Easton?
Easton is my last name
I enjoyed your video clean shope but in the video there's not much safty with some of you EMPLOYEES which have noticing that some have no safety glasses and some with no ear plugs and masks for grinding and so on . Company is sapost to supply for everyone on the shope floor in including supervisers and managers.
Just saying
Did you get my phone msg?
Don't touch the bare steel with your bare hands before you paint it. Theoi. From your skin will cause the paint to fail
That's something you here on the powder coating forums. We do 4 batches of this stuff a day and I haven't seen it yet. Obviously you don't want to be rubbing oil all over the part, but it's not that sensitive
All these coatings are very sensitive to any form oil or silicone. Look wat happen to all the cars with peeling paint back in the 80s and. That was caused by minute particles of oil a silicone floating in the air
@@arnejahr3531 never seen a powder coated car
Great vid Andrew, but jayzus, leaving your kids with Cole? Their vocabulary ain't gonna be pretty.
Hahahhaah that's for sure. Thanks for all the support ken. Really appreciate it
Shop dimensions
40x80
When they demo one for two months. We would buy one. Way to dam much money. And no finance. We just bought a 50 k hoe. But they finance.
The link for financing is on our website www.eastonmadewoodsplitters.com
Oh yeah. Do you love me? 😍💋 💝💖❤️
Thanks for the tour!!
Thanks for the feedback Ryan. Really appreciate it