Ordinary to Extraordinary! Maximize Firewood Value! Eastonmade Axis!
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Over $750/cord thanks to the precision splitting capabilities of the Eastonmade Axis firewood log splitter! Sell your firewood for more by maximizing value producing premium splits! We are selling a 4’x8’ stack of this 14” barkless hickory smoker/cooking wood for $250 bringing in over $750/cord! We bucked and split this hickory into halves with our Dyna SC16 rapid split firewood processor and now use the Eastonmade axis to finish the product into high value firewood!
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Hello Heath and Rachel. Wanted to send you my well wishes for this upcoming Good Friday, and a wonderful Resurrection Day. God[Bible] Bless you and all your family.
Thank you Tony, God bless you and your family as well.
I’ve never split hickory, that’s some nice looking stuff . Precision and quality splits the vertical wins every time . Nice job on that top $ wood .
Thanks Phil, this is definitely some nice high value hickory!
That’s some nice looking wood. I love that splitter. Makes it look so easy and precise. Rachel ya done an awesome job girl. Keep up the great work. Bruce in Wv!!!
Thanks Bruce! The Axis is perfect for jobs like this!
Nice Splitting Rachel, and great teamwork 🤘🏻🪵🇺🇸
Thanks guys! Keep up the good work over there as well!
Nice precise splitting! Two of the best things to have in a woodyard: An Axis and Rachel!🐇🐰
Absolutely two of the best!
This is where vertical splitters really shine! Specialty splits. We do a lot of barkless for our restaurant customer and even making kindling would be easier! Nice work Rachel👍🏻👍🏻
Yes they do! Keeps the mess out of the restaurant!
Nice work, some premium splits off the Axis.
Definitely, thanks Bobby.
Great splitting Rachel . Some very nice looking wood . 👍🏻🇺🇸🔥🪵
Thanks Del!!
I'm glad you follow Heath directions😂
lol, occasionally she will.
Tha axis is perfect for stuff like this! Nice job team HWM!
Thanks Tony!
Yes it is! Thanks Tony!
Great video!! Rachel i like how your keeping your hands out of harms way. Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
She definitely does better now with a little time on the machine!
Heath playing with Boy Scouts fire 🔥 in the background. Rachel Heath need more old newspaper for his fire 🔥. 😮
Trying to keep her warm!
Great job Rachel. Great spliter ye got there.
Thanks, and yes it is!
Another great Canadian product built just up the road from where I lived twenty five years ago.
That it is! Thanks.
I definitely need to add a vertical splitter to my arsenal, Rachel you make it look easy, when I know it's still hard work. Smoker wood is definitely more profitable and alot more tedious for us making it too !!! 🍻🍻 cheers guys great work!!!
Jack, it definitely takes more effort but is rewarding and a lot more valuable! Especially when done right.
Thanks Jack!
hi there good splitting best to both , john
Thanks John.
Nice splitting. Very accurate. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋
She’s a surgeon!
👍🏻👍🏻
Like going to barber college Rachel. You always do a heck of a job. Really nice splitting action.
Yes she does! Thanks Stephen!
Ok, I found my answer, these smokers are inside the restaurant. So it's just for aesthetic reasons to debark them, ok.
Rachel's just like a surgeon with that thing. Looked like a beauty day to
Thanks Andrew, she is definitely a surgeon with it!
That’s awesome …Team work makes a dream work 😊
For sure, and I have an amazing partner.
Yes you do 😇😇
Perfect use to the Axis. Really nice hickory!
Yes it is! Thanks!
nice hand safety positioning. no more pinched fingers for Rachel.
For sure!
Beautiful quality product! The Axis gets the job done!!👍💪💪👍
For sure! Thanks Jeremiah.
Nicely done Rachel, love the precision cuts!!
Thanks Obie!
Beautiful splits Rachel! 14” is the perfect length😉!!! I do the same exact size….! Barkless hickory is really necessary as it keeps the bitterness out of the meat 🥩 too!
Smoke 💨 on kiddos….!!!
Thanks Ken. I’ll be cooking with some different hickory soon.
you will make good money on selling Hickory Splits,
For sure! Love Hickory!
Thanks for your video. Just one thing though, Rachel needs a pay raise! You two be safe! 🦌
Are you saying living with me isn’t rewarding enough lol.
🤔😉
Another great video
Thanks!
Hello boys and girls. Quality firewood being made right there. Nice work guys.
Kenny
For sure, thanks Kenny.
Lots of splits for sure. Great to be able to deliver what the customer requests
Definitely, thanks Robert!
Man!, she has good aim! Have you given her, her 'advanced' operator belt yet? You call we haul! Take care Mi.
She definitely is a surgeon with the Axis!
I ain’t messing with those. Smart lady
That’s right Tim!
That she is.
at the filming of this; you're not dosed with snow yet! HA! We are now! WONDERFUL!
We definitely are now! Hopefully it melts and dries up soon.
I've never run one. But watching, I notice there is no index line for the point on the table, but the operators (several different ones) seem to hit exactly where they want. But I would put the center line of the wedge on the table anyway. You folks have developed a great system. I'm always taking lessons. Have a great day!
A few have mentioned that and I don’t see why it wouldn’t work.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors this has been tumbling around in my brain for a day. How about one of those laser levels that puts a square line across a floor, like for tile installers. You would have to have a color that shows up in daylight, and a bracket clamped on the top of the machine. Marking the table could be as simple as a carpenter square and a sharpie. But the baseline takes your eyes off the top of the round. It's an interesting enhancement to the process.
I suppose Heath gets to split with out a camera operator, great job Rachel
Brian, she lets me run the controls from time to time.
Hard-working woman!
That she is!!
Thanks Al!
Rachel your doing excellent job shave 🪒 the bark of the logs 🪵. Chris in the wood yard split his firewood 🪵 small because it will burn faster. Look 👀 over the yr , you probably sale a cord more went cut and split small Rachel & Heath . 😊
Leonard, it dries faster as well. People love the smaller splits where we are.
hay i just noticed the supports on the top of the totes , hum john
Yeah this guy I know who’s pretty smart taught me that trick.
watch out for him he is unstable , john@@hardworkingmanoutdoors
Rachel looks a lot more at home with the Axis compared to when she first used it. Did you buy the hickory logs or do you have hickory on your property?
Jeff, we do have some hickory on our property but these came in a 20 cord load I paid $800 for!!!!
Good. Job. Good. Video
Thanks Ralph!
Rachel you soon 🔜 have a face cord of BBQ Smoker wood 🪵 done under 20 min , your fastest lady on a wood 🪵 splitter for sure . 😊
Thanks Leonard!
She’s smooth and fast!
I would love to get one of those
They are awesome!!!!
So this episode got to be titled. Hard working woman! Surely. Great vid, what would the moisture content be of that hickory? Over here in NZ hickory is the premier axe handle wood. Costs$75-85 for a good handle. Must be remarkable in a smoker to warrent all that work. Cheers from HB NZ
Thanks! She is definitely a hard Working Woman! This hickory is at 29% right now. I may have to save a few logs for some future axe handles!
I may have to borrow your IBC Cage idea for a bit..
Absolutely, they work great. Like this video for stacking and the flip up front is my favorite for loose thrown or conveyor filled.
I don't want to keep harping on the house fire we had but this reminded me my smoker was in there too , guess I'll be getting it replaced as well
Look into the Masterbuilt gravity series grills. They are pretty nice and easy!
Have you ever tested a splitter with an X blade? I see European splitters cut the rounds and place them horizontally on a conveyor that then marches past a horizontally-mounted splitter with an X blade - gives super consistent splits, and seems the most efficient of all splitter designs if consistent size is needed.
I have not but wouldn’t be opposed to trying it.
Nice splitting 👍 Have you looked into debarker attachments for the angle grinder? Maybe not worth the money for the amount you do, but it might reduce time on the axis and some waste 🤷
Thanks Lyle, I’ve looked into them but not in depth. This is the first custom barkless order we’ve filled.
I was wondering why you didn't lower the splitter for safety like hubby said
This is all the lower the axis will go. We have these cut shorter than usual for a custom smoker order.
Great video guys! Hows the wood boiler working out for you all? Be safe!
Thanks, we love the wood boiler! Definitely a good choice!
Have to wonder if the bark alone could command a premium price point as well
Not sure on the bark. For smoking hickory bark can have a bitter flavor.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors would not even consider using for smoking purposes was thinking more woodworking project
Rachel, did you go to school at South Florida. This is a few times I have seen you ware that sweatshirt
Their daughter goes to school there.
Jim, Megan went to school there. Rachel loves sweatshirts!
🎉
Hi HWW
I don’t understand why the bark has to come off. Bark will burn too.
Some people don't want the bark mess. I did an order of cherry cooking wood and the guy wanted as much barkless as possible. I think he was using it in an open oven so maybe less dirt/ smoke on the item being cooked. He also wanted the bark pieces but they were for a different type of cooking. Maybe the bark adds a stronger flavor?
Hi HWW , you need to learn how to read the wood. Dat tool you working will split the log small and pretty. Look for grade of the wood. put hands on side of wood
Thanks, she’s learning as she goes.
where can I get a hold of one that splitter
www.eastonmadewoodsplitters.com the owner Andrew Easton is one of the best I’ve worked with!
Is the wood you just cut is that for home heating
smoker wood
This is a custom order of smoker wood.
Hey guys, good video, but why in God's name would you want the bark off of smoking wood??? I've smoked tons of meat and never taken the bark off. Actually thru bark on the wood in the smokehouse!😲🤦 🤦
This was a special request for a restaurant, it helps keep the mess outside!
Agreed
I’ve been smoking meat 🍖 for 17 years. Bark on every time.
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Thanks Will!
I cringe every time I watch you using that splitter.
She’s got it figured out now. I think.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors Rachel makes it look like she's a pro, but that splitter just invites accidents
Rachel you must be watching Phil over at Allen Family Firewood 🪵 because alway shave 🪒 his pine bark of to . Rachel you got beautiful hair did you do something to it , see Heath got video camera 📹 on your hair a lot . 😊 any word on your kitchen yet ? Spring is here to model the kitchen now because good weather for Heath get outside BBQ for meals . 😊
Leonard, Rachel always has great hair and nails! The funding for the kitchen is planned now we just need it to come through! Phil and Karen do a great job with their Woodyard!
rachel how come you and heath werent even talking but had the mic on? talk to us? we love hearing about new tools or projects might as well chat to us while your making a video. also do you de bark every piece you put in the ibc tote? i usually tear off by hand whatever is loose enough from OAK but i dont spend time splitting it off cuz nobody is bothered by bark on the wood. it all gets burnt anyways? thats just my opinion. i work smarter not harder. takes extra time daylight to do what she was demonstrating in video. just my point of view.
Appreciate the feedback. I debarked this order at the request of the customer for smoker wood. We usually just peel off what we can.