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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2022
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Paul Bunyan Show 2023
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Today well be packing our bags and heading down to the paul bunyan show in cambridge ohio. Hope you enjoy the video. Catch you on the next one.
Eastonmade axis vs red oak rounds #firewood #woodworking #woodburner #firewoodbundles
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Eastonmade Axis vs Big Firewood Rounds Dad Tries Out The Axis
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Today we'll see if the eastonmade axis can handle big rounds. Lets get to it.
Firewood Bundles Challenge Can you beat me? Is a bundler worth it?
มุมมอง 1.3Kปีที่แล้ว
Today I'll be issuing a firewood bundling challenge for all you wood hounds out there. Bust out your bundlers hand wrappers, run what you brought. Ill be doing this solo 1 hour straight only time I pause the timer is to switch camera angles. Good luck, I don't think I can't be beat.
Eastonmade Axis Resplits for Bundled Firewood
มุมมอง 2.6Kปีที่แล้ว
Today we'll be resplitting wood that we had produced with the processor I rented back in October or November. This stuff should be mostly dry and ready to go straight into bundles. We'll se how the Eastonmade axis does for re-splits. Hope you enjoy the video and I'll catch you on the next one.
May 6, 2023
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Ohio Wood Burner Open House. Woodhounds Galore
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Today we'll be heading down to Ohio to check out joes new spot. Hope you enjoy the video. Had a great time got to meet a bunch of new people. Great group all together. Catch you on the next one.
Eastonmade Axis Hits The Woodyard. First Run Making Firewood
มุมมอง 4.2Kปีที่แล้ว
Today I'll be showing you my new eastonmade axis that just came in. We'll be splitting a bunch of firewood over the next couple days. Have some interesting plans for this machine. Going to be testing its limits and capabilities as well as time trials against other splitters and actual times face cords. Thanks for watching, hope you enjoy and I'll catch you on the next one. Firewood. @Eastonmade...
Splitting Cherry We Harvested For Firewood
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Today well be splitting up the cherry we got from the last video on the DK2 Power 40 ton kinetic log splitter. Fast and easy. Hope you enjoy the video and I'll catch you on the next one. Firewood
Eastonmade Truck On The move
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Eastonmade wood splitters truck rolling through finally. Hmmmm which should I pick? @EastonmadeWoodSplitters
Cherry, Oak And More Cherry. Going To Make Some Nice Firewood
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Today we'll be collecting up a bunch of cherry trees that fell in a recent storm. All leaning tangled in other trees. Hope the good ol' ratchet straps do the trick. Going to make some nice firewood. Hope you guys enjoy the video and I'll catch you on the next one.
DK2 Kinetic Splitter Splitting Big Oak Rounds For Firewood.
มุมมอง 27Kปีที่แล้ว
Today I'll be showing you what a kinetic splitter can do against 24''-30'' Big Red Oak rounds. Will it have enough power? Guess we'll find out today. Hope you guys like the videos and hope to see you on the next one.
Does Tree Service Wood Make Good Firewood? I got lucky here
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Today I'm at a buddies lot, I trade him the years grass cutting for trees that he takes down. Ill be doing all my own cutting and gathering which is what I prefer to do anyways. I know I'll be cutting at 16" lengths. Got Alot of nice cherry out of the deal for a few hours of work. Goona make some beautiful firewood. It's a win win in my book. Alright, Hope to catch yall on the next one .
Stihl ms500i And ms271 Cutting Up A Log Pile For Firewood
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Today we'll be using the stihl ms500i and ms271 to cut up a load of logs we had left over from when we rented the processor. Took about 3 hours ish from start to finish. Hope you enjoy the time lapse, catch you on the next one. firewood
Cool to hear ur from pa me to...how do u like the splitter...I have one and it's ok my rack started slipping have u ever had this problem?
Sounds like just a belt problem yes? My belts that came with the machine broke before they slipped after the first 6 hours of splitting. Replaced them with better more quality ones and haven’t had a problem since.
@allaboutoutdoors5083 I sure hope it has not held up as well as I thought it would all around still gotta look into it more
Where can I get a replacement part for the "arms" that cradle and hold the wood? I need them yesterday!
When I first got mine. The motor was bad legit never been used. I called them up and I had a new one within three days. They are very prompt on parts or at least with my experiences
Da gusto verles trabajar..mucha suerte..!!
Don't you have money to buy belt for your pants? 🤣
🤣🤣🤣
You are not so smart wood splitter 🤣
Good video. Thank you. I'm just starting in the business.
Hey when you first started out doing firewood how long was it before you started making a good profit. I'm just getting into firewood and was just wondering if you might have some advice that would be helpful. Thank you really love your channel.
So you want to start selling Firewood? A few tips I wish someone would have told me th-cam.com/video/cy3TMGr40qU/w-d-xo.html Check this video out I made. It’s a longer video but pretty much answers your question. Hope that helps. 👍🏼
How’s the DK2 holding up? Looks like a really good piece of equipment! You guys make it look fun just trying to keep up with the machine!😁
I can do this all day. Peace and tranquility. Simpler things in life.
That means it will barely get 2 dumped in
Holds roughly 2 1/3- 2 1/2 dumped in with some hand leveling at the end. If I did some different size sideboards to get me a couple more inches of height, I’m betting I could get 3 dumped in. I rarely ever sell cords though so I’ve never need it. Only sell by the face cord. I’ll deliver as much as you want but on sell @ $200/face cord.
Still working great?
Good afternoon my friend. What state are you in I love your videos very much
PA 🎊
I have a kinetic super split HD. It's crazy how fast it is compared to hydraulic. It really takes 3 or 4 people to maximize production. 1 operating splitter, one bringing rounds up and one or two stacking
Shade, gradient, idea, colour fantastic m8
i so hope you come back with more videos i do enjoy your content heres hoping from the uk
I’m hoping to also bought a new splitter and got all my wood split before winter so barely any content to make. I will 100% be back though. Thanks for the support 😊
I love this song.🇺🇸
love you videos carnal keep up the hard work maibe a little dance lol
Nice to see him ❤❤❤
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Hey just so you know you have the hydro filter installed upside down, it's supposed to be facing the ground and hose end up. Spin it a half turn with a wrench...
That’s how she came and it’s in the manual that way so 🤷♂️ runnnn itttt 🔥 🪵
great videos amigo keep up the hard work i star to sell bundles also
When your through using the splitter, You should always turn the gas off and let the engine run until it dies. The reason you are having to pull the plug an blow the gas out is because the float in the carb is bouncing around when you transport the splitter, letting the needle valve come off it’s seat allowing gas to free flow into the engine. Some of the gas will also drain past the rings and eventually overfill the crankcase diluting the oil which can destroy the engine. I would check the oil and if it’s overfull, drain and refill with new oil. Also even if you’re not going to transport the splitter, you should still shut the gas off, because those needle valves are famous for not seating and leaking. Happy splitting.
Bro got the muscle
I know I hate elm but I got some elm I cut but it been a couples of years since I cut I need to split it up I ain’t got it split I like oak but can’t always get what u want so got to use what u get
Why doesn’t anyone on youtube warm up their ice cold motors before running wide open?
It doesn’t have a throttle it’s all or nothing on this one 😉
Genial muy buena picadora de leña de cuantos caballos de fuerza es el motor?
Motor Kohler de 7 caballos de fuerza
@@allaboutoutdoors5083gracias la verdad me gustaría tener una máquina como esa es muy eficiente para el trabajo saludos
There’s always someone who will push the issue. I know the instructions says to keep your hand free . Your technique is dangerous and you will be purified through pain.
Sounds good 👍🏼
Stripes real good what height were u cutting 3.5??
Honestly have no clue I adjust as needed every week I’d say probably 3 ish. I just set it randomly
Love the video. Baffled by the cost of the bundler though. The technology and material involved to make that appears to be extremely minimal. Those companies may not be making a killing just because of (seemingly) a small market, but their margin has to be insane...
Oh yes no doubt there steep on price for some metal tubing and a motor essentially. The cost of the bundler by far makes its money back in productivity though. In a time hour I did 69 bundles. So let’s say 50 comfortably. That’s $250/hr cost of $3300 that’s a mere 13 1/4 hours of bundle time for this to pay for itself. That’s 1 1/2 days crazy.
How’s the new machine holding up? That’s fast!
DK2 makes short work of those rounds, impressive!
A beast of a splitter
I’m a year late to this video but it’s the best I’ve seen on business start up, cost and profit. An excellent video and greatly appreciated. Stay safe brother.
I still check the comments 😆 Thanks man you too 👍🏼
1. Start with a small operation and gradually expand. 2. Use attention-grabbing techniques, like orange cones, for your firewood stand. 3. Consider local market conditions when pricing your firewood. 4. Always keep enough wood to maintain stocked bundles. 5. Plan ahead for sourcing firewood; make connections with local landscape places and tree services. 6. Prioritize selling quality wood over quantity for better profits. 7. Leverage word of mouth as a powerful form of advertising. 8. For beginners, consider essential equipment: small truck, trailer, chainsaw, protective gear, and a moisture meter. 9. Log splitters are recommended for efficiency when selling larger quantities. 10. Keep meticulous records of expenses and earnings. 11. Reinvest profits into the business for sustainable growth. 12. Time efficiency is crucial; minimize steps in the firewood processing chain. 13. Consider commercial firewood bundlers for increased efficiency in bundling. 14. Track expenses and earnings using tools like Excel spreadsheets and monthly planners. 15. Always use profit money to buy the next necessary item for business growth. 16. Consider a dump insert for trucks for easier transportation. 17. Be prepared for equipment replacements and repairs; accidents happen. 18. Consider expansion plans for the future, such as a firewood bin with a carport.
You said it better than me 😁😁😁
That’s a feckin super job, fast
Hi, how are you liking your new axis splitter? I haven’t seen any new videos . How much do you get for a face cord where you live? I’m in northern Ontario Canada and I am getting $160 per face cord of green hardwood .
They work well together and are fast 😊
That’s the idea 👍🏼
can the kinetic splitter work with any three/four/five was wedges vs just a two way?
Don’t know never tried it. From my experience though I think it would have to be straight grain or softer wood. Either red oak or cherry or pine or maple. I’m skeptical on the red oak
Only a matter of time till one of you clowns loses a hand in that thing
100% someone gonna lose a finger here!
🤔 we’ll think about it
Where are you located? How do you sell the cords of your oak?
Face cords and bundles only. Don’t sell in bulk. No profit margin selling cords. $200-face cord any kind. Near Pittsburgh Pa
Impressive! Was this a rental or individually owned? Cost for rental or for purchase? Thanks
Bought it from Home Depot I paid $2000 on sale for it. I think they’re around $2800 now retail. www.homedepot.com/p/DK2-40-Ton-7-HP-208cc-Certified-Commercial-Horizontal-Kinetic-Log-Splitter-with-Kohler-Engine-1-Sec-Cycle-Time-OPS240/312241042?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D28I-028_033_CHORE-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-PMAX_SHP&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D28I-028_033_CHORE-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-PMAX_SHP-71700000115672639--&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADq61UeAU87PZKPfvzlNuq3n5VKxu&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIzrnSkL_RggMVfEtHAR3P_Ae1EAQYASABEgIxHPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Great job guys
How is this machine holding up ? Thanks for the video,I’ve got everything to start a firewood buisness but a fast splitter.You recon I could get a few years out of this with heavy use ?
I’ve split countless cords with it. The only weak point I’ve found is the belt. Had to replace them 3 times so far but they are fairly cheap so I really can’t complain. I used it for about a year and a half straight with big nasty stuff small nice stuff. No mercy on it trust me lol. I have an eastonmade axis now so I don’t use it much anymore. I will be soon though with my new setup. Oh and also I’ve had to replace some bolts on it with American made bolts cuz the ones that are on it are Chinese metal. Stripping and always loosening but after I did that no issues whatsoever
@@allaboutoutdoors5083 thank you for the response I appreciate it still a couple months away from getting one trying to pick a scratch and dent. Thx
I just cut a log that size with a ms290 and it literally took 4 to 5 times longer. I'm going to go saw shopping tomorrow. Thankyou for posting this.
Yeah huge difference. I used to run 2 271’s great saws just not a 500 😝
That’s a nice Dump Insert. Looks sharp and practical
These machines are great untill 1400 hours and then they are wore out. logs have to be straight and 12 to 16 inch any crooked logs or under 6 inch they wont cut they wont split fan belt breaks alot and load table and discharge shute does not swivel have to move machine alot.. Dyna firewood processor knows i have told them many times. You buy one your stuck with there service and blab blab from factory........
yeah definitely not my cup of tea I wouldn't rent it again let alone buy one. The splits were so big I had to resplit everything at least once some pieces twice. Will fly through the wood if your doing boiler wood though. bug hunky stuff is all this machine is good for, the exact opposite of what i need out of a splitter/processor. Japa 405 with the perfect split system will be what i'm going with.
Looking at different splitters, kinetic splitters shine in small wood, the big wood not so much. Busting big rounds all day on this would beat you up.
You ain't lying it flies through the wood once broken down. I use my eastonmade axis to break them down then use this to split them up now.
When my business gets a little bit bigger this is the splitter I think I'll want to purchase and thank you for the information😎
Definitely worth the money 👍🏼