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Daniel Atkins
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 ธ.ค. 2015
I am just a guy who likes to produce firewood when I am not at the office..
My email is Danielatk01@gmail.com
My email is Danielatk01@gmail.com
Hand Splitting For Fun & A Few Shout-outs #Firewood
Shout outs
@toddsoutsideagain
@BrennanRaihl
@bluegrassoutdoors
@travisdoesfirewood
Just doing a little hand splitting today ready Just because I didn't feel like moving the splitter to split a few rounds anyway
Equipment/Tools is am currently using
Fiskars Splitting Axe & a Monster Maul
Commercial Wolfe Ridge 35ton SHO
Sthil MS461 Chainsaw
1997 Ford F250 HD
Home-built Trailer based off of a 1990 Ford F250
Regular content is posted every Thursday morning.
Thanks for watching, and smashing the like button. also it's free to smash the subscription Button as well if you choose to follow me down the rabbit hole of Firewood
email
danielatk01@gmail.com
thanks for watching and see you all next week. 😁👍
@toddsoutsideagain
@BrennanRaihl
@bluegrassoutdoors
@travisdoesfirewood
Just doing a little hand splitting today ready Just because I didn't feel like moving the splitter to split a few rounds anyway
Equipment/Tools is am currently using
Fiskars Splitting Axe & a Monster Maul
Commercial Wolfe Ridge 35ton SHO
Sthil MS461 Chainsaw
1997 Ford F250 HD
Home-built Trailer based off of a 1990 Ford F250
Regular content is posted every Thursday morning.
Thanks for watching, and smashing the like button. also it's free to smash the subscription Button as well if you choose to follow me down the rabbit hole of Firewood
danielatk01@gmail.com
thanks for watching and see you all next week. 😁👍
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Chainsaw & Spltter Therapy on Pavement While Making Firewood.
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Out today with my friend Brennan, while we both cut and split firewood there is some content on his channel to at @BrennanRaihl and again, congratulations to @toddsoutsideagain as his kids are now officially in college, they will make you both parents proud and do well too. Equipment/Tools is am currently using Fiskars Splitting Axe & a Monster Maul Commercial Wolfe Ridge 35ton SHO Sthil MS461 ...
This Pile Of Rounds Is Almost Done & Splt Down #wolferidge
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Just a little more to go until this pile is done, but that's ok. Equipment/Tools is am currently using Fiskars Splitting Axe & a Monster Maul Commercial Wolfe Ridge 35ton SHO Sthil MS461 Chainsaw 1997 Ford F250 HD Home-built Trailer based off of a 1990 Ford F250 Regular content is posted every Thursday morning. Thanks for watching, and smashing the like button. also it's free to smash the subsc...
How I Use Pallets To Stack Firewood & Accident Story.
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There's not much going on this past week with high trmps and humidity, but I did get a little bit done Equipment/Tools is am currently using Fiskars Splitting Axe & a Monster Maul Commercial Wolfe Ridge 35ton SHO Sthil MS461 Chainsaw 1997 Ford F250 HD Home-built Trailer based off of a 1990 Ford F250 Regular content is posted every Thursday morning. Thanks for watching, and smashing the like but...
From A Pile of Rounds To A Pile of Splits #Firewood #Birch
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This week just working on getting this Pile of rounds down and so far I am on a pool. between deliveries and stacking next week Don't know how much I will get done but we shall see Equipment/Tools is am currently using Fiskars Splitting Axe & a Monster Maul Commercial Wolfe Ridge 35ton SHO Sthil MS461 Chainsaw 1997 Ford F250 HD Home-built Trailer based off of a 1990 Ford F250 Regular content is...
Short/End Cuts. Firewood What do you do With Them ? Here Is What I Do.
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Just going over how I take short pieces is firewood and process them down to stackable usable pieces that anyone can handle Equipment/Tools is am currently using Fiskars Splitting Axe & a Monster Maul Commercial Wolfe Ridge 35ton SHO Sthil MS461 Chainsaw 1997 Ford F250 HD Home-built Trailer based off of a 1990 Ford F250 Regular content is posted every Thursday morning. Thanks for watching, and ...
Cool Evening Splitting Firewood Into The Mazda Pickup @WolfeRidgeSplitters
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finally, it's in the mid-70s (degrees), and I can get back outside to get some production done Equipment/Tools is am currently using Fiskars Splitting Axe & a Monster Maul Commercial Wolfe Ridge 35ton SHO Sthil MS461 Chainsaw 1997 Ford F250 HD Home-built Trailer based off of a 1990 Ford F250 Regular content is posted every Thursday morning. Thanks for watching, and smashing the like button. als...
My Take On Long Vs. Short Chainsaw Bars #itried
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just going one so.e things that I notice when cutting with a 32 to a 28 in bar. Hopefully, I make sense. If not, let me know what you think. Equipment/Tools is am currently using Fiskars Splitting Axe & a Monster Maul Commercial Wolfe Ridge 35ton SHO Sthil MS461 Chainsaw 1997 Ford F250 HD Home-built Trailer based off of a 1990 Ford F250 Regular content is posted every Thursday morning. Thanks f...
Splitting Maple Before The Heatwave Starts
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this past few days, it's been in the high 80s and 90s (degrees) so just getting a early start before it gets into the 80s here in the Pacific NW. Equipment/Tools is am currently using Fiskars Splitting Axe & a Monster Maul Commercial Wolfe Ridge 35ton SHO Sthil MS461 Chainsaw 1997 Ford F250 HD Home-built Trailer based off of a 1990 Ford F250 Regular content is posted every Thursday morning. Tha...
Moisture Meter Test & Splitting Douglas Fir
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testing some Doug fir on the cheep moisture meter just to see what's it at. Equipment/Tools is am currently using Fiskars Splitting Axe & a Monster Maul Commercial Wolfe Ridge 35ton SHO Sthil MS461 Chainsaw 1997 Ford F250 HD Home-built Trailer based off of a 1990 Ford F250 Regular content is posted every Thursday morning. Thanks for watching, and smashing the like button. also it's free to smas...
My Highlights Of Tazaplooza 2024 / ROCK-ON 🤘😉👍
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My Highlights Of Tazaplooza 2024 / ROCK-ON 🤘😉👍
Splitting White Oak For Firewood / @WolfeRidgeSplitters
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Splitting White Oak For Firewood / @WolfeRidgeSplitters
Ok My Turn With Sycamore Firewood : Wolfe Ridge & Fiskars
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Ok My Turn With Sycamore Firewood : Wolfe Ridge & Fiskars
Produce Firewood WithOut A Truck Or Chainsaw? Let's Talk About That.
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Produce Firewood WithOut A Truck Or Chainsaw? Let's Talk About That.
Another Evening Splitting Firewood & Loading The F250 Trailer
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Another Evening Splitting Firewood & Loading The F250 Trailer
Splitting A Firewood Mix & Loading It Up.
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Splitting A Firewood Mix & Loading It Up.
Extra Large Douglas Fir to Manageable size Firewood
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Extra Large Douglas Fir to Manageable size Firewood
Pine Is Fine : Adding Into The Firewood Mix.
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Pine Is Fine : Adding Into The Firewood Mix.
How I Turn Tree Service Cut Offs Cookies Into Decent Firewood #Pine #Pacificnorthwest
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How I Turn Tree Service Cut Offs Cookies Into Decent Firewood #Pine #Pacificnorthwest
Maple and Douglas Fir Pacific NW Firewood Production
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Maple and Douglas Fir Pacific NW Firewood Production
Just A Little Cutting With The MS461 Chainsaw
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Just A Little Cutting With The MS461 Chainsaw
Fir & Maple Firewood Mix. From Round To Split And Loaded Up.
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Fir & Maple Firewood Mix. From Round To Split And Loaded Up.
Finally, Finished Splitting The White Oak For Firewood 2
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Finally, Finished Splitting The White Oak For Firewood 2
The Last Round Of The Evening After Work #firewood
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The Last Round Of The Evening After Work #firewood
10 Minutes of Splitting Oak For A Woodstove
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10 Minutes of Splitting Oak For A Woodstove
Going Single and Splitting Elm For #Firewood
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Going Single and Splitting Elm For #Firewood
Wolfe Ridge vs. The Pacific NW Finest -Madrona
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Wolfe Ridge vs. The Pacific NW Finest -Madrona
Breaking Down the Big Round on the SHO @WolfeRidgeSplitters
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Breaking Down the Big Round on the SHO @WolfeRidgeSplitters
Stihl MS461 Bucking Fir & Madrona Into Firewood
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Stihl MS461 Bucking Fir & Madrona Into Firewood
Roadside Logging - Manually Breaking Down The Big Ones
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Roadside Logging - Manually Breaking Down The Big Ones
6am and beautiful don't belong in the same sentence ;) I might have to bust out my maul and belt away on a few rounds to see if I remember how. It's not going to be an easy splitting wood though :(
Quick work on that , nice Daniel. I thought I was subscribed. Well I am now 🤣. I also watch Dillon's channel and he's a wood splitting machine . Great video brother.....👍🤙
I split ton wood with hammer wedge ax. Unfortunately my elbow and shoulder hurt for week if do to much of it. Definitely good exercise. That the reason I do wood. Hour after work better hour at the gym. Keep up the good work.
Nice work💪💪
Thank you. Definitely feels nice to swing once in a while, too. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Good exercise 💪
Yes it is. Even for a few minutes a week. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
100F in Salem, Oregon right now. And 20% humidity. Believe me, feels better than Georgia at 85F with all that humidity. I met a TH-camr in Tennessee. Former Oregonian, moved to Kansas, then a few years later moved to Tennessee. Corn Fed Life is the channel name. Craig and Coreen are their names. I have followed his channel, because he moved from Oregon and we are thinking of doing the same. We'll, thinking less after being back there for 3 weeks. The weather is ugly. We did a TH-cam video together just for fun, has like 500 views
I still enjoy swining a maul from time to time. It is such a good workout. I will say when I am all p_ssed off swing a maul is my favorite thing to do. Allows me to work out frustration and be productive. Good work!
Oh, I am guilty of that, especially after a few ruff days at the office/shop. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Hey Daniel 👍🚜
Hey, hopefully, you are doing well. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood not too bad Daniel, thanks for asking 👍
Good job as always Daniel. I think I say this every time I watch you hand split, but you make that shit look easy😂
I guess years of practice does that. I don't try to make it look easy. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
There is nothing quite like swinging away in the woodyard once in a while nice work.
@WilleysFirewood : You have that right stretches out the back nicely too. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Well we need to go to the equipment yard
Yes, we do. Maybe in a few weeks once I get these last few deliveries done. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
The young stud still go it
Thank you. My wife got a laugh out of this comment today. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
I split with axe every so often. With maple or alder, or very straight fir. Good work Daniel. Great exercise. Saves gas too! 😂
Saving gasoline is a good thing wounder if Gretta would be impressed 🤣 Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood who is gretta?
Tôi đã từng làm ở cty đó 😅
Tony at Tony's Cool Tools used to work for Fiskars, too. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Fiskar 8 maul nó được sản xuất tại made in Vietnam
I didn't know that. But it's backed with a lifetime warranty, so no problem with that. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Ugghh...😅 Wait til ya get a few more yrs on ya. I still do a lil by hand(dead ash). But it's straight and visibly knot free. Shoulders are bout half shot, they despise overhead stuff and anything else depends on their mood
I already feel it in the wrists from being at a keyboard for so many years. That's ok, tho we all fall apart and will do what I can until then. I just keep plugging away. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood chiropractor and massage help
@brandonhoad9033 Yes, they do. I know I am not the only one, but grabbing the axe and breaking a few rounds seems to make me feel better in a good way too.
You sure make it look easy!👍💪👍
It did help o picked some easy ones today. Now the Birch I was splitting a month ago, heck no. That stuff was so twisted it wasn't going to split with an Ax. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
I still swing my axe and maul , I rarely film that anymore. Nice job , good feeling by yourself in the woods or woodyard hand splitting. Take care Daniel. As dumb as it sounds it relaxes me ,no hurries
It's not dumb at all as it is relaxing to me as well, plus it stretches out the back, too. Wounder, if Todd will break a few? I know Goobs will. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Hello Daniel, I used to split all my wood with a Monster Maul and 3 wedges 1976-1980 to feed Timberline woodstove👍🇺🇸
I know growing up, my Dad hand split everything we had. He even got some twisted maple in a log load and had to noodle the whole log he wasn't happy but got it processed down and made nice overnight stuff. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Good session, hand splitting is still fun every now and then!
Thank you. Every now and then, yes, all the time, not anymore for me. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood I know what you mean, my shoulder couldn't handle it anymore 😅
@Deutschehordenelite I am not there yet, but I know I will be there soon if I keep going at the rate I have been.
Nice Daniel! Making me tired!
Yes, it does, but it's makes for stretching out the back nice. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Very satisfying! 😉
It can be at times. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood 😉
Always has to be one half think he's tougher than the other.
You have that right. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
That last piece didn’t want to give it to you! 👊💪
It definitely didn't want to give up, but I still win in just under a minute 🤣 Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Get it Daniel💪🏻
That's the plan. At least once a month, just pick up an axe and just go at it. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Suprised you didn't use the isocore maul.
@@megamike4357 LoL. Just wait till Thursday and see what I start with . Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Daniel that is an EXCELLENT Swing with the Axe. What Kind is it? I use A Fiskers Axe, which does an excellent job, but yours looks more Ridget. Mine has a Fiberglass Handle that 1 that you are using must have a Fiberglass Handle also. Be Safe out there, your Oak Rounds are Beautiful. Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY.
This is a 36-inch handle and is a few years old for being a Fiskars Splitting Axe. I have there 8lb maul too. Both are awesome to use every now and then. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Wackem an stacken
Yes, sir. Just a little every day, and it all gets done. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Great Job Daniel!!!! I knew there was something there preventing you from getting it split. Thats a wonderful swing too
@willdavidsonakawd3062 : Thank you. Figure it was a nice round for a short. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
A little hand bustin never hurt anyone. 💪
Nope, and it helps stretches out the back a little, too. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Women may hate it but this is what peak performance body looks like
I am just an average guy 😁 Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood yessir keep doing your thing! Wood chopping is always fun to watch!
Are you just leaving that Fiskars axe there? I'll take it LOL
I did for the night. Can't complain about this one as it's been a good purchase. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood That's probably how you misplaced my gloves. Let's do the math: You now owe me one new pair of gloves and the Fiskars axe. Things are adding up. Just wait until the list includes an RX7
NICE SWING!
Thank you, Chris. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉👍
Get some good work
Yes, I did, and I had fun doing this one, too. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Can’t wait for a fare weather fall, I have to really up my production this year
😊
@AroundTheYard-MN : Same here. Almost out of seasoned wood too.😉👍
When you gonna move away from those young small sapling trees and onto some huge logs/rounds? 😅😂😂 Good work there fellas
Small?? Maybe for the East Coast. 🤣🤣 Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
@DanielAtkinsFirewood I'm just joking there, every time I click your channel you're busting your back on big rounds! Salute to you sir
@frontyardfirewood : I know you were. I just didn't know what else to think of and I am thankful I have a log lift to help with these rounds.
Chunky rounds!
Yes, they were. Now already staged and ready for stacking. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
My head injury occurred in March when my two wheel dolly toppled and cracked my head. Received 4 staples, which heals better than stitches, but no other repercussions. You are right about the sound!!
Oh man, I'm glad you're ok. Luckily, it wasn't any worse than what it was. As for the sound glad I am not the only one who knows. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Hi Daniel, looks like the ( A ) team is at it again... I have a question about mazada trucks around 2003. Are they sound & can they take a beating??? Thanx brother PEACE...
Thank you. All the Mazda trucks here in the US from 94 were all rebadged Ford Rangers. I would assume Mexico was the same. The Asian & Australiaian markets still get Mazda built trucks, and from what I can tell, they are holding up well. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood Our helper is looking for a truck, and while looking he found a mozda cab and a half 2003 in fairly good condition. Most of the used vehicles here are pritty much extreamly used, rode hard and put away wet. Thanx brother, we'll see you next week... Peace...
@gringopines3476 : Look at Toyota. So I have been told that in the Asian market, they are building a basic truck starting at about 10k. The same truck might be in Mexico as well, but I am not sure of that. Keep in mind that California is going stupid high on their emissions rules, and lots of trucks are leaving the state or being crushed. So there are options on used trucks too if willing to make the trip
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood Yeah,Toyota and nisson have a wicked cool 4 cylinder deasel that are very potente. Thanx again Daniel, keep pushing on brother...
@gringopines3476 : You're welcome. I will keep going. I just added a few more homes to heat for next year.
That 461 looked strong 💪 !
It sure is. This is the used o e I got over a year ago. The other 461 I have, I got new, and it's just as strong. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Those big rounds are a lot of work but make a lot of really nice firewood. Good job! Glad to see the old Ford is earning its keep still.
I enjoy the bigger stuff. The smaller stuff seems to take a lot of time to me. Don't know why, but even with the Champion splitter, I had the same thing. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
I can see haveing a moving 4 way that can be high enough for a bigger round. Would split the 1/4s in to more manageable parts. . Those would have made 1xsomthing, under roof sheeting or out building sideing, or mabe big beams for temporary bracing of something. . But probably would have made junk 2x4, 2x6s with the bigger knots. So yes best to just make wood out of them, especially considering there likely yard trees, with potential metal in them. 0.01c
The tree service company I go through sends off all the good stuff to the mills, or he saves for his mill. The rest goes to 3 of us that can make firewood, so at least it's not all getting chipped. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Small rounds again😂 The sound of the two saws running together somehow was relaxing! Ole Blue was gettin it done again! Both the kids are doing real well adjusting to college! Thanks for the kind words and the shout Daniel👊🏻
Thank you. I was guessing it would be a good place to start without a lot of yapping. It's great that the kids are adapting well. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
That splitter really cracked open them big rounds
It sure does and makes life easier, too. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Definitely a much needed cutting session and splitting
Yes, it was definitely needed. Went back to get more yesterday, and it was great. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Nice to be mobile alot more opatunity
@chrisavila2073 yes it is. What's funny when I bought this splitter I didn't really have an idea on being mobile as I have been over the last year, I am thankful I am mobile and being able to afford it too. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Looks like my kinda therapy , nice. Always messin’ with them little rounds Daniel 🤣🤣🤣👍. Great weekend ahead to ya
I'm glad you enjoyed it. I know we both needed to get out of the house and do something. It's been hot, and I am a slug when the temps are over 80. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Looks like a nice score there in the concrete jungle. Take care enjoy your weekend.
Yes, it was. Already have it home and staged for stacking. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍
Good Morning Daniel, Great Teamwork, working up big ones👍🇺🇸
Good morning Larry & Robin. We definitely make a good team. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉 👍