A simple addition to any firewood splitting process to save time and your back

I updated my splitter staging table with some wood that I had milled with the Woodland Mill HM130 Max. I sawed up some Ash wood into dimensional lumber to use on this build. This table saves time and effort in the firewood production process.

[@BigelowWoodcraft]

Great job. That will be handy. I need to build a bucking table like you and Sandy did. You're getting your log yard in proper order.
Jerry

[@timbervisions]

Thanks! I'm getting there. Thanks for stopping in!

[@merrilljohn1619]

Thank you for your effort. Always good content. You seem like a regular guy, and I like all your video's. I'll give the table a try. Your like counter did not go up when I clicked. Keep up the good work !

[@timbervisions]

Thank you!

[@Asimpleman753]

Good idea sir

[@timbervisions]

Thanks! It's been working well in my system

[@JeffGeorgalas]

I've got to say, at first I thought that this would be a good idea FOR YOU, but not necessarily for me. But after watching your video and thinking about it, I think that this could absolutely be a good tool for me as well. I'm just thinking out loud here, but if I could find a way to place a staging table right next to the bucking table, or find a way to roll rounds from the bucking table to a staging table, I could keep bucking for a while, while maybe the wife was splitting? Hmmm, I'm going to have to think about this. I'll bet that I can find a way to use your idea to make my own operation more efficient.
Good video Tim!

[@timbervisions]

I thought about putting it on a slope towards the splitter as well. My rounds aren't always round though, so I kept it level. I'm sure you'll figure one out to work best for you.