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That's what I do with pine, poplar and other less-dense woods, make kindling. Fatwood comes from the stump of a pine tree. A live pine tree gets cut off a few feet from the ground, the roots pump the resins up into the stump, then it gets cut off and split up for resin rich Fatwood.

I made kindling out of pine. Cedar. Oak and fat lighter. Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

That WR can simply do so much, great show Jeremiah. Keep cuttin' brother!

So question what is your thoughts on pine for firewood I know people have mixed opinions I was just wondering if I was to mix it in with hardwood would it stop up my flue?

Giid video, again. Thanks for taking us along

I’m guessing them pine kindling splits will bring top dollar at ya rd side stand .

Good video 👍

Jeremiah you are so right about pine being awesome for Kindling. When thoroughly dry, it starts a fire almost immediately and smells so good. 👍TCT

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I love splitting kindling. Very relaxing!

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That’s some good stuff right there. I made some kindling last week from some pine splits that I have. I got them down between 1/2-3/4 inch in size with my Axis. They light up in about 5 seconds or less.

That was very satisfying Jeremiah.

Nice work buddy 22rs still impressive 👍

Nice kindling, that’s interesting to see the sap pockets 🧐

Enjoy the smell of pine when you cut it. One of my favorite woodyard smells

Great video Jeremiah! Love watching the 22RS work. I don’t work with pine, but I do like using sassafras for kindling in my fireplace. It works well.

We have like 6 cords of big junk cedar logs 16ft long at our sawmill . Plus endless amounts of slabwood pine, cedar, hardwoods. I split probably 15 cords of cedar kindling at least every year just for my roadside bundles and campfirewood orders thru summer. I split probably 40 cord of pine alone every year. Best boilerwood and campfirewood there is when dried. If u weren't 2hrs away i could bring as much cedar slabwood as u wanted. We cut a cord of slabwood about everyday with our sawmill. We Sell it cheap too $15-$30/ big cord bundle bc we have like 30 cords of it right now. Orr Sawmill in Waupaca

Hello from sunny California Good morning j. You got everything for a lazy man’s fire except for the matches , what a great idea, I want to see you make matches now haha . Thx for taking us along.

Those pine knots will seem to burn in the woodstove. At least here in the Pacific NW anyway.😉👍

Great work today. Nice kindling work.

We call that hand sanitizer wood. Because that’s what you need to get the sap off you and your stuff!

Nice product. 👌 Added value all the way 🤠👍

Great thinking, cutting the limb clusters out. You made some nice kindling out of those pine logs. Good show. Later bud.

Morning Jeremiah , that made for some nice kindling . If a pine tree dies , that sap dries and I believe that is what makes the fatwood . 👍🏻🇺🇸

Good kindling, pine is sticky but it works stay warm

I believe fat wood comes from the stumps of burnt pines, all the pitch rises up and makes for a solid round of pitch. I have a bunch I naturally harvested, not too hard to find and the stumps are pretty obvious cuz they don’t really rot

The Kindling Kid, aka "Ian," loved todays video! His eyes lit right up when I told him that your video today was about kindling. Nice stuff, Jeremiah! 👍👍

Looks like some nice kindling.

Love the kindling making. The sky is very cool!

Pine is fine! It absolutely makes the wood stove easier to start. I have access to a lot of red pine, if it’s just the right size (like one pass with the 4way) and straight, I cut and split it.

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You nailed it, if you can avoid the knots like you did, then you’ve made some grade A kindling splits 👊

That's some nice starter splits ! The power company replaced some old poles on my property and it was cedar poles that were put in back in 1967 . Some super straight grain wood...makes great wood duck homes and scraps make for great starter. Thanks Jeremiah 👍👊

You make that look easy . I like my 30ish year old vertical for making small splits like that . The old setNsplit or my kinetic splitter.

I love the smell of fresh split pine, its really my favorite!!!! I have a bunch of pine down along the roadside by me, nice 8" to 14" stuff. Maybe I should go grab it!!! Nice work brother, the 22rs makes quick work of everything you put it up against. Stay warm man, cheers 🍻

Pine is great for kindling! Almost as great as that 22RS!! Take care Jeremiah 👊🏻

Nice stack of pine. Splitter works great for that. 👍🏻🪵🪓🔥🎄 Have a great day. 👋👋

That is some fugly splitting wood. For me, that would be boiler wood and not worth it to try and get nice splits out of it.

22 tons of fury!!

Why did you break it?? That’s not a good wiggle!!!

I wish i could afford one

That splitter is amazing, good wood for you stove, do you have one?

That really is an impressive splitter

Nice cycling time

Easy fix like really easy 😂😂

Dang right!!

Surprise the tire don't show more where😮😮

It's like everything else stuff wears out😮😮 you got to maintain stuff😂😂

Great things come in small packages 💪