Eastonmade; CASH COW Fast 22-28 Making Pizza Wood
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- What other firewood products do you sell other than for home heat?
Pizza wood/Restaurant wood is a huge market with lots of profit to be made. These are consistent repeat customers that require a perfect product every time and on time. This 22-28 has a box wedge that has 2x2 spacing to make delivering that product easy. It has a smaller 24 ton cylinder instead of the standard 37 ton that the 22-28 normally comes with. This lowers the cycle time from the standard 6.5 seconds to just above 4 seconds.
Thanks for all the support folks. Really appreciate all the feedback.
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Market for what that pile of kindling, package it and sell for $3.00 a bundle! A lot of people don’t understand there is no scrap when it comes to firewood! It doesn’t matter how you handle the wood, no scrap!
Saw chips from chainsaw= sell to pelletizer=$
Noodles from making large round manageable = $ ready to burn tinder just need packaging
Bark casting that fall off logs, make nice hot coal beds, or could be ground up and used as mulch sell to landscaping supply =$
Then all different grades of firewood,
If you look at every aspect of the wood process, you can find some way to market all parts of the tree, that enters the wood lots!
So now we come to a new challenge for Andrew and the rest of his crew... to make a pellet processing machine for those of us with rather large sawdust piles!
I split mesquite here in Texas as I’m I splitting small kindling / chunks / “scrap” pieces get thrown in a 55 gallon dumpster that has a heavy duty yard waste bag lining it when the bags full it was 50 ish pounds and it gets sold for cooking wood . 20$ a bag all day long and it became a great way to spread the word of my side business of cutting firewood .
@@irajackson6423 that’s the way to do it!, aside from splitting all of your in to kindling, noodle some so they have a nice fire starter as well, and pack a bag of about 10 pounds, to sell for 7 dollars a bag! Seasoned . This will generally light with just one match
@Chester Dougherty while most people don’t look to purchase “noodles” it makes great tinder, to start the fires, and most people are stuck on paper or chemicals, that is why these are a hard sell! But if they were educated in fire starting then they would see the value!
I tell ya what between that husky and the fast cycle time you’re approaching processor speeds at a fraction of the cost and double the fun. Great job with this machine
Thanks for all the feedback and support adam. Really appreciate it
Wish my dad and I had this when I was younger, this beats a hammer and wedge for sure.
I worked $7.00 a week lugging four footers to a saw! 1949
Excellent machine,,if we had 2 million of those and someone making excellent wood stoves,,, America wouldn't have forestry fires ...
Be able to clean a lot of wood up. Tha is for all the feedback and support Oliver. Really appreciate it
I know Andrew would never say anything, but please send some good vibes this way. His Grandmother, who is my aunt, took a bad fall and is in the hospital having surgery. We are all worried about her. TIA.
Thanks for all the support ken. Grandma beat up pretty good but doing well.
I think you have the best made and the best all around splitters on the market. I just wish I wasn,t 76 years old,or I,d have one, with auto cycle.
Thanks for all the support ed. Really appreciate it
No wood is waste, all wood burns. Save it fir kindling or sell bags of kindling.😊
Glad you explained how this machine was customized to meet buyers needs. Most manufacturers would ignore this. Shows you want to run a top notch company!
Far more concerned about having a machine that's gonna suit a person's operation more than anything else. Thanks for all the support Steve. Really appreciate it.
I only wish I were 50 years younger to cut wood.
Why does everyone seem to measure and discuss wood based on “face cords” as opposed to a full cord?
What difference does it make? Not to difficult to understand that it's 1/2 cord
A face cord is 4' by 8' by 16" a full cord is 4' by 4' by 8'
So they can sell less wood for more money!
@@daveklein2826 a face cord is 1/3 cord
That scrappy stuff makes great kindling ... I wish they were available in New Zealand ..what a machine.
Your voice is that of experience and the demonstration is of wisdom. No wasted motion every movement lent to production not down time. About scrap, if it burns "It ain't scrap baby" its kindling. God Bless !
I love machines that make things more efficient. A thing of beauty!
Great product.
Morning Andrew! She's fast and the output is excellent. I didn't realize you did custom builds as well - learning something new with every video. Nice that you build to suit the customer's needs and not the other way around. Nice machine! Cheers my friend!
We do a handful of them as long as it's not something right off the way. All the components on this machine is stuff we have and the box wedge spacing is pretty simple. Thanks for all the support gord. Really appreciate it
I second your comment about the "scrap". I know of at least one place that sells as much as he has as "back yard fire in a bag". He's near a city so good market. A lot of folks don't want a long burning fire in their firepit so no big splits. He packages it in larger mesh bags, up to the poly bags like I've seen you guys fill. I think he's getting $75 for the large bags (1/3ish cord?), so certainly not scrap!
That is the most efficient splitter i have seen, it cuts back on work you didnt even know you were doing.
Great machine! That thing really produces wood! It's nice to see a company that works with its customers to produce what they need. Other companies seem to have the philosophy here are the models, you suit your process to them. The only problem is that it would take a pretty good crew to keep up with the splitter! Game on! Lol!
Soothing things to watch:
Pressure washing , wood splitting , lawn mowing.......
When you deliver that pizza wood, you can always throw a small amount of that scrap wood for kindling.
This is true. Thanks for the feedback it's very much appreciated
She just cruises right along and really gets with the program.
Not dragging its feet!!!. Thanks for the feedback
that is a hell of a splitter. I have a BRAND X wood processor that uses my chainsaw for cutting and a cable to pull the log into the machine, then cut, then drops into trough to split on a 4 way........no wheres as fast as that thing you are splitting . Its an amazing splitter that you show case.
That box wedge works great so does that hookeroon good to see you taking care of your back
The 4'' cylinder handled that nicely. I bet it would do anything the average guy would need to do. I wish we had a splitter like that in splitter wars.
The 4" cylinder works for most people and really speeds the cycle time up on the 22-28. Thanks for all the support roger. Really appreciate it
That's a bad ass machine. Ship one to my house in connecticut, I'd make videos using that thing daily!
Andrew that smaller stuff makes good kindling.
really enjoy the many angels to get a good 360 degree view of the way the machine operates ..
Why wouldn't you park your Skidsteer bucket right in front of your splitter discharge? You would save time and time is money!
Kindling starts fesh fires everyday. It's like having an electric start for your wood stove.
Boy I’d love to have this beast. I’m probably going to go with 9-16. It does a cord and half in a solid hour of splitting. I haven’t gotten big enough to were any bigger than the 9-16 would be needed. Hell I’m doing it all right now with an 8lbs splitter from fiskars and making deliveries in my f150 standard bed to two guys.
Rome wasn't built in a day. Really appreciate all the feedback and support seth
9-16 looks like a great splitter. You should check out a channel called "In the Wood Yard" if you have some time. The amount of work that guy puts his Ultra through is amazing.
@@GG-ub4ej I try to catch a couple of chris' videos a week. He does a really good job of them
@@GG-ub4ej thanks man I will have to look it up. I’m going back and forth between the 9-16 and the ultra. I should be able to line up wood from a local tree service guy but I’m in sure of the sizes he would bring that my thinking behind getting the 9-16 but if I could request the smaller diameter trees and limbs I’d probably go with the ultra
@@S_man89 Obviously I don't think you could go wrong with either. Not that I have any experience and only watch videos and dream to much. Ultra is 800 pounds and half the price but like you said not knowing the log size could make a huge difference. The log lift could be more valuable then the wedge if it saves you back from injury on the 9-16. I subscribed and am hoping you make a video of what you choose when you get one.
Compliments to you Sir, for making a high quality product with innovations.
Thanks for the feedback and support steve. Really appreciate it
At first I thought there be a lot of kindling but that kindling you can also sell to a lot of people for fire starter people would love that
One of the things I've noticed running the box wedge; When you see a noticeable amount of smalls and fines coming off the splitter, it's probably because the wood you're splitting would be something most people would be happy to leave on the side of the road to rot. At that point, getting useable/saleable product off the machine is just like printing money!
This is true mike. Thanks for taking the time to leave some feedback. It's very much appreciated
Wonderful machine
That looks to be a good size of wood for a smokehouse/smoker as well! Maybe another way to advertise it.
It would fit right in with that crowd. Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and leave some feedback troy. It's very much appreciated.
Andrew my friend you never disappoint.
A pickaroon has become one of my favorite firewood tools since I've gotten older. Much easier to load the sled with one.
I wouldn't go without one. Saves a lot of bending
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Who makes the one you were using?
@@danhess1324 logrite.
AE you had me at Pizza! LOL. 👍
I really don't like pizza at all.....its amazing what a wood fire will do for one though. Thanks for the feedback ray. Really appreciate it!!!!
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters I'll take a planked Lake Trout over a pizza.
@@Z-Bart now that's some good stuff. My wife could eat pizza every day
Pizza wood is used for preparing food, not heating. This is why the pizza guy's are particular about the fuel because it has a direct bearing on the quantity of their pizza's thus their income. I also make wood fired pizza's.
Makes great sense Rodger. Appreciate you taking the time out of your day to leave some feedback.
Have you every explored making the top of the wedge wider and adding a couple more wings on the Pizza Wedge making it more of a 9-Way Box Wedge? It might only work on the 37 ton machines but it could be interesting. I know a lot of people use a 9" x 9" rack for bundles so you may want to shoot for between 2.5" and 3".
It would bind pretty bad i think
I like the idea and it will fill the niche for those people doing pizza wood
Thanks for the feedback Todd. Really appreciate the support
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters always
Great video and great machine!! Noticed the Logrite hookaroon in the video too. Love mine when splitting. Made in the next town over from me in CT.
That thing is awesome
Hey Andrew, man that's fast, your machines are simply amazing. You keep tweaking and improving on what already is great. You have a great crew working with ya, and an awesome community following. Looking forward to ordering one of your machines shortly. Everyone one be safe out there
We have a great bunch of people around us to help support us. Thanks for the feedback aaron. Give us a call when you're ready
Nice lift!! Good idea. Rig looks great!! NH
Thanks for the feedback john. Really appreciate it
Awesome and super fast!!
Great video fast splitter 👍👍
Great Video Andrew I thought maybe you changed the pump that's quite a difference just changing the cylinder Ill take the waste for the speed makes great kindling wood
It really works well. Really pumps out the wood. Really appreciate all the support tim
Excellent video. Good description of the machine and it's purpose. There is a market for the smaller wood, "kindling". Pound for pound you would make more $$$$ selling it that way. Your pizza oven guy may want some of it...
That's it. Really appreciate the feedback and support john.
I like it.
Also I love the music in the background!!
Thanks mike!!!
Whoah, that splitter is _brilliant._
Thanks for taking the time to leave some feedback. Really appreciate it
VERY interested in this unit. Can you make a video detailing the maintenance side of it? When/how many hours for hydro fluid, filter changes, etc?
Fantastic machines I love your videos got a wood splitter my self wish it had the return cycle of your machines. You almost need a feed bin that the rounds go in
Thanks for the support james. The fellow that bought this machine is set up like that. They block the wood away from the machine and then a hopper feeds the rounds to the machine. Thanks for the feedback
Nice machine. And scrap we call that kindling.
Ur welcome Andrew 🤝🏽. Ur products r amazing!!!
Great vid. Andrew....the crack man 😮. Pull up ur pants 😂. That's a FAST pusher! It's a xtra beefed ultra! U need a ultra baby bobcat to stack for u. Eastonmade "Save a back" Cat being made soon. Idk 🤷🏽♂️😂. Great vid
Appreciate everything. Thanks again
@@maxair420 lol wish I could find a belt that the dog wouldn't eat hahhaha
Love watching the videos and love seeing your Machines. It would be awesome to have one of your splitters with them being so fast and productive.
Thanks for all the support Caleb really appreciate it.
Hey Andrew, Very cool machine with a huge potential I never even considered. One thing though is if you had a bundle machine off to the side of your splitter you could be bundling up the wood for the end user instead of all the time ir took you to stack it up. Great product!
That is one fast cycling splitter there. I thought you might have sped up the video in the editing process. LOL The box wedge certainly does make a good kindling pile for camp wood, or even for the restaurant customers.
It does seem almost like a cartoon. Thanks for all the support. Really appreciate it
Looking good Andrew that stuff is just a bit smaller than my bundle wood.
Thanks for the feedback don. Reall appreciate it
Awesome!!! Looking forward to buying one of those fantastic machines.
Thanks for all the support david. Let us know when you're ready
Eastonmade Wood Splitters Any demo units available?
Ever thought of making an auto split machine, like Posch . There's a English one as well seems quick ( Splitta 400)
You will likley see that from us in the near future
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters This might be the ticket, it covers all sizes of log rounds and speed adjustment controls the size of the output /watch?v=Ibe72xlURco&list=FL-x5zzgQoRgwypU_93abZ9w&index=1
Great set up!
Thanks alan. It works great. Thanks for all the support. Really appreciate it
Looks great Andrew !
Thanks for all the support Anthony. Really appreciate it
I didn't see any waste I saw money. Put some of the smaller pieces in bundled wood and market it as starter sticks like you would use for a campfire . Why yes my bundled wood is better because we include starter sticks to make it more convenient for a more enjoyable experience . Well folks that idea was a freebee is there any thing else I can help you with?
Lol thanks for the feedback and support chris. Really appreciate it.
I ask again, why does everyone talk about “face cords”? Whatever happened to the “cord” of wood?
You guys make the nicest box splitters I’ve seen out there! Love the video’s!
Thanks for the feedback and support. Really appreciate it
I'm going to end up owning a half a dozen of these things if you keep improving them all the time!!
You can start a collection!!! Thanks for all the support justin I really appreciate it
These machines are the best I've seen...and I've seen a lot of them..
Anyone who complains about making waist in the firewood business shouldn't be in the firewood business. The nature of a boxwedg and higher multi split wedges of course is going to produce more scraps as well as different species of wood. If all you are going to do is complain about making scraps instead of a top quality product is a very impressive time then just go crabbing and stay there.
Absolutely amazing setup Andrew. The speed and the quality of that product is second to none.
Thanks for all the support mike. Really appreciate it.
Bundle the scraps for kindling and keep splitting..sell it all,it will burn too
wow nicest machine i have seen.I too prefer to split for smaller lumber burns faster hotter
I would really love to have one but I don't have the money
Anybody with a wood cook stove would love that set up I see no waste it will all burn.
Ps new subscriber.
Thanks for the feedback and support. It's very much appreciated
Those left overs make great fires starters
Awesome Andrew keep up the amazing work and products you put out🇨🇦🔥👌🏻
Thanks brad. Really appreciate the support!!!
Andrew I look at that and all I can think is MONEY!, nice machine. Everything there will sell.
Thanks for the feedback and support mark. Really appreciate it
Sorry I need 12 more face cords of pizza wood, in 20 minutes! Lol😂😂😂
Can you make it a 14 like axis plus make short video on measuring stick
Woodmizer got the double acting box wedge setup, still not your 3 sec cycle. I can see a double cut double split in your future?
You wont see us do it its really not as efficient as it may seem
You need to get a demo units login Logan young guy coming up in the wood business
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Gday mate , Peter from down under ( Australia ) have you ever sold any of your wood splitters to anyone in Australia ?
Just found your site from Joe's firewood. Good content, thanks...
Good shit
Don't you need a conveyor to get the splits up in a pile or a basket?
Most guys will. We built a crib for the firewood. So if I happen to not have a conveyor handy I can just push the wood up with the skid steer. Thanks for the feedback. It's very much appreciated
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You had me at pizza wood!
Be right up your alley. Thanks for the feedback!!!
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters tough for me to get the real nice straight logs like that to really take advantage of the machine.
@@hotboxpizzatruck it's hard to get good wood in a lot of areas for sure. Have you checked out our axis?
Nice!♥️
Now think about this,,,make one that has auto loader like pistol,V8 power it,,,split the whole block at once,,,, cycling time 2seconds..that's getting it done..
Dam i thought the bundle market is where its at.. too bad we don't have wood burning pizza ovens around these parts..
cant wait to get to get my splitter im excited to run it
Make this into a cut and split machine and I’m buying it
Pizza wood, Smoker wood, same same for me. Those smalls or fines can be packaged as kindling if you're selling camp wood. Thoughts??
You could easily package them and sell it as firestarter.
Hey Andrew I was wouldering if I could try out the 12 22
If you're ever up this way you're more than welcome to give it a try
Save yourself some time by dropping those finishing cuts on the log. when halfway is cut, go and start again from the other end. that way you can still use your measure device. Great video.
I wonder if they make a conveyor that'll fit underneath that?
We sure do!!!
Hi Andrew, if everything's the same (apart from the box wedge) as on the standard 22-18, then what makes it faster?
The cylinder is different. Its a 4" cylinder instead of a 5"
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters And that drops it 13 Ton, wow. Thanks Andrew.
@@SeriousSchitt to increase unloaded cycle time you either have to increase the gpm of the pump (more hp) or decrease the volume that the pump has to fill (smaller cylinder).
@@Stumper52 Thanks, but I am led to believe it's not that simple. I was told that if you increase the pump GPM and the horsepower (I'm like Andrew's 22-28, in that I have a 28 GPM pump and a 22 HP Honda V Twin engine) and I'd love to move up to something like a 5" ram with 4" rod, however, I'm told the 'weak link' to a strong but fast ram/cycle combination is the control valves. I purchased the Galtech Q95 valve bank, which can flow around 120 LPM (US gallons approx 31.7) but I'm told that, on the push/extend stroke, it's all good because the rear of the ram fills with fluid and the more fluid the merrier, however, on the return stroke, because that cavity is displaced by the huge 'rod', and you're still forcing the same volume of fluid into the now smaller space at the front, then the fluid in the rear of the cylinder can't escape fast enough and she'd run at a snail's pace and put huge strain on your system and burn out your engine in relatively short order.
The solution (I'm told) is to increase the volume in which you valves can flow fluid (which, how do you do that) or, get a pilot operated dump valve to short circuit the flow back to the tank. I have now got one such 'dump valve', but it appears to me that it can only handle around 75 LPM (US 19.8 GPM) combined, that's 51.5 GPM, so I don't know if that's going to be effective or not?
I'm wanting to achieve 'maximum' tonnage, with 'minimum' cycle time, but I am happy to sacrifice a little cycle time for the tonnage, as I have something else up my sleeve in that, because I only cut for myself, and currently my lengths of firewood are only around 230/240mm long, sort of thing (9 - 9 1/2" long, kind of thing) then if I shorten the stroke by shortening the ram, to say, around 16" or so, then the retract time will be made shorter.
Nice presentation.
Someday, you will show a machine that doesn’t produce the waste.
In the meantime the nasty pieces are boiler wood and “waste” is complementary kindling.
Maybe someday we will. Thanks for the feedback and support David. Really appreciate it
I agree with Dave.
No such thing as wasted wood it all burns.
Would also like to know the warranty for residential use. Looking to purchase this for personal not business use.
I have been ready to order an Eastonmade Axis for 3 weeks now and have been calling these people and leaving messages. Does anyone have a working method of contact with this company?
Send me an email and I will get gerry in touch with you andrew@eastonmadewoodsplitters.com