How To Split Big Rounds Fast And Easy
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- How To Split Big Rounds Fast And Easy, this is how i really do it
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I have had to do that as well just to be able to move rounds into the truck. Then I worry about splitting when I get home..
I may have to noodle some rounds this week.. Great job Wooley
Thanks Daniel, when I have to do it, saves the back
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@Santino Larry Yup, I've been watching on flixzone for years myself :D
You're just taking all the work... I mean fun out of it!
Lol, I hear you
Nice method & wonderful chips! I've got several 32" rounds to do & was trying to figure out how to do it...great job! Happy to see you use a Husky saw! My personal choice too just because they sound good!!! Keep up the vids...
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Great saws , thanks for the comment
Gave it a like just for “stay frosty” comment!
Lol, cheers buddy
Wooly that 365 is amazing.
It was on top form that day! It's a great saw, you should be thinking of one or a 372
Great job ,wooly, u d man, great idea,🇨🇮🇨🇮
Cheers buddy, works well
Wooly you are the man ..
I was just about to do a video on this ..seeing people brake their backs on rounds .. well done. I leave the ring on the log almost cut through, that way you go down then across and don't have to move the ring.
Necessity is the mother of invention! Lol
@@WoolysWorld was that a 362 or a 372? My 545,, doesn't rip like that
That's the frankensaw, a ported 365
That is a nice lot of tinder you've got there. I do the same thing with the old Dolmar just to get it light enough to lift into the back of the ute. Split it when I get home. Really big, knotty stuff I just cut up.
I do the same, works a treat
I've got some huge locust rounds that need splitting. Freshly sharpened splitting maul just bounces off. This looks like the solution!
Works a treat
Just another day at my job
Sure is for you buddy, thanks so much for watching and commenting, I've been a subscriber of yours for years
@@WoolysWorld 👍🏻👍🏻thanks. I spent about 4 hours yesterday doing exactly what you are showing in your video. It does work well. In my job, it was a huge bug infested, totally dead pine. We cut up long wise and chipped the whole tree.
Be safe!
@arboristBlairGlenn cheers buddy, you too
Great idea. Ill be using this technique.
Works great , as long as the saw is fit for it
I like it
Works well
Now that’s the way to get it done Wooly! That Husky is ripping. I use a 576XP. Take care.
This is the way I always do it, yesterday was just messing
Wooly's World don’t blame you work smarter not harder.
Nice! My 545 doesn't rip acorn oak like that
Nice
That’ll work! Nice job!
Yes indeed
I normally think of splitting as an alternative to sawing, ie not using power tools. Isn't this just sawing it up and not splitting?
Yes, sometimes using the saw is easier than splitting
Yes, splitting uses force to... split. Sawing removes the material holding things together.
@tonywillingham8109 yes
Legit
Yep
Thats great
Cheers buddy
Going againsta the grain like that wears out your chain quite fast. Do that enough and the cost of this method is whatever a new chain will cost you. I personally make 2 cuts right in the middle and then break it into quarters. Then you can split them the normal way.
I haven't noticed any extra wear
Those are some giant gnarly saw dust shavings. What kind of chain does that?
All chains will do this when you cut with the grain
very interesting content
Thanks
I have done that several times, and I also save the “noodles” when I do it. This way I have not only fuel for the fire, but also the noodles for tinder to start the fire!
yep, me too, or i use them on the veg patch
Wooly's World I guess you noodle a lot!
@@gettintheresafelywithpatf2869 lol, as much as i need, i work alone, a lot of times in way out there somewhere, so its all me !! lift, cut repeat
Wooly's World your not the only one, just wait and you will see!
What I and 2 other old timers notice is how fricking "heavy" a green round wood can be. Damn we have super large oak rounds and each one weights a ton. If they fall on there flat side its damn near impossible to stand them back up. unbelievable weight.
Your right there, this beech was tough and heavy , I used the felling bag sometimes to lift it
A cord of oak weighs about 5,000lbs.
@OOOOOO12345 wow
Hard work , good luck
Thanks, you too!
Hahaha Wooly.... I’ve been known to do that myself !! Some guys call that “noodling”. Have a great day sir !!
Lol, I'm always solo so I have to constantly think outside the box , working alone had a way of making you think about stuff, especially when you don't own machinery
Can I ask you something, is noodling frowned upon? Some guys on a fire wood page give be a bit of s**t for it
Wooly's World Aw you know there’s always those “manly men” that can split the worst of the worst burls and knots with nothing more than a hatchet or a karate chop !! Of course those guys are only that tough behind a keyboard and not in the woods standing beside you showing their ability. So I don’t give those guys the time of day because no matter what you say or do, they can top it. I noodle sometimes with nasty crotch pieces and sometimes in green softwoods like cotton wood and sycamore. Those two hold so much water and are so heavy si I just noodle ‘em down to workable sizes and let them air dry a month or two. Then split em with the hydraulics. I just do my own thing kinda like you do. LOL !!
@@tractorman4461 lol, I get ya, cheers man
I have seen the same attitude over splitters, so my thought is the best possible splitter is the one that gets the job done, or the one you have! This goes for everything, trucks, tools and whatever. Everything else is just bs, a big c@#k fight of personal opinion, and to see if someone can get you to either waste your time or money to think like them!
Nice.😆
Thanks 😅
nice content
thanks man
Easier that way than chunking it out by hand like yesterday eh? Quality time on the saw.😀
Lol, yes. It was full of knots too
Now for hobby work for you and the family... build a wood lathe, when your done, it will not only create shavings for garden or tinder, but makes a great “ creator’s tool” and you can build one with out using any motors! Just check out the wood wright shop of Roy Underhill! Everything he did was with manual labor!
I wood do that to big wood but in quarter sizes wheel barrel a pile have the wood splitter on sight
IfI had a splitter that would be a perfect solution
How to split big rounds easy? i tell them ''Weeeeeeell Wooly is coming.''
And they fall apart of fright!!
@@WoolysWorld Exactly Wooly.
Nah if you want them to fall apart, You need to tell them Buckin’ is here! 😼😼😼😼
Kliny i młotek - o wiele szybciej i o wiele taniej, no chyba że zależy ci na tych trocinach do rozpałki...
Cheers buddy
I have 2 large Oaks my friend is giving me but I can't move the rounds they are so big. I will give that a try
They must be huge, if you get then tipped on their side make sure you clean all the dirt off them
@@WoolysWorld I will put a camera on it and put it up on my channel. In a few weeks when it cools off some here in Georgia. Still to hot and muggy for dealing with giant oaks.
@@HotRodDave nice one Dave, we have hit autumn here, rain rain and more rain
I may try this today.
I had 1957 pounds in six rounds I trailered from a large oak I took down.
I have about 22 more to haul away and split .
I usually split everything with a maul but the fibers on this red oak are stronger than most I’ve dealt with:
Good plan
If they're crossed grained/fibres, chainsaw is the only way without a huge hydraulic splitter
If you can split it rip it
How's she goin'? That's easier than swinging the maul eh!!! Take care!!
Sure is
A saw reved to the last and forcing it in to the timber.
The frankensaw eats big rounds for breakfast
If only I had a 395..............
@@WoolysWorld . Get a 390 XP. 88 cc 24 inch bar. 😁👍👍👍
@@WoolysWorld . A 395 is an animal. It would seriously hurt you.
Thank 😂lol
cheers
full
Cheers buddy