what a great video guys. Thank you for letting us be part of Ohio Wood Burner. This entire industry is so fortunate to have great people like you to lead the way. Can't wait to see what the future holds.
I actually laughed out loud at the opening scenes of you getting your chores done in fast motion. It kept me smiling all 16 minutes! And then again at the end with the Super Splitter at the curb.....baaahaahaa! The Eastonmade splitter looks like it’s going to fit into your operation just great. So much to look forward to in the future, congratulations.
Joe After watching you use the Eastonmade Axis I am convinced this is the right machine for your operation. You now appear to have a complete process for your style of processing. You should now be able to concentrate on building your business without having to make anymore major purchases for equipment! Congratulations and wish you much success on growing your business.
OWB, your videos aren't only entertaining, they are also educational. Thank you for taking the time to make them. I heat with wood so I know the effort it takes. I truly enjoy watching your vids.
I like to see that splitter tackle Elm and Osage orange . I remember my dad and I trying to split that stuff by hand . Yikes ! Those days are long gone ! Lol
With my bad back I would love a machine like this just so I can keep heating my home. It's hard enough to buck up logs but then getting them into the splitter is another chore in and of itself that will put me down for a day or two. Maybe one day, hey a guy can dream right?
You sound like me. Sometimes bucking up a big log was a dread. All I could think of was having to pick up those heavy things and make them into splits. Joe
Joe, when you put your wood the other way on the lifting thing, they are ready to split and you dont have to turn them anymore. Save your back a bit more. Grt from The Netherlands
That’s great Joe! It sure is a great machine, sadly my father and I had tried to buy one of these last year and unfortunately kept getting delayed on shipment. I feel it was mainly due to the pandemic and partially from Andrew giving them out to channels for demonstrations, which is awesome but the worst part was when we asked for a refund for our deposit we were meet with very rude responses and long story short we were out 500$. Congratulations on the channel and great splitter, Best wishes Joe!
Seems like a bit of an issue when you give away log splitters to promote sales but you can't seem to supply the ones you've already sold. Easton made should perhaps spend less time making videos splitting firewood and spend more time building splitters. I was debating between easton and wolf ridge, I think I have my answer now.
This video was worth the wait, boy’s never grow up, their toys just get more expensive! 😂 Soon you’ll have to hire a crew just to run all your equipment! Congratulations and stay Blessed!
Looks the sky is the only limit now Joe! I have a 2 way tractor hydraulics powered splitter. You just need a machine for the big ones :) Andrew just did the thing you learned us in one of your previous videos (Don't sell firewood!!). He didn't sell you a splitter, he just saw your problem and solved it ;)
This might be the best intro I have seen on TH-cam! Stumbled across your channel at the beginning of covid and still get excited when I get that notification.
🤣you are such a character Joe! I couldn't hardly wait, for this next video!! How exciting for your new piece of equipment! If anyone deserves something like this, its you! If everyone had your work ethics, a people skills, what a wonderful world this would be!! Keep the great videos coming! Its a fun journey, and I'm greatful you share it!
I just wanted to say thank you for going into detail on different parts of your business. I am a farmer in Indiana so I am not completely dumb on different things such as making firewood and mechanical things however you go into great detail on marketing that I know about in grain marketing but not in this business and dealing with the general public. I just subscribed to this channel a couple weeks ago and I am still looking at the older videos you posted in the past year I am amazed at the depth you go into to explain things that would need to be known if I ever wanted to expand business and start to get into the firewood business as a off farming season side business as I hire and employ outside help and lay them off in the winter at the present time. In other words I would rather not lay them off but instead give them a year around paycheck if they want to work. You seems like a honest and sincere man and the kind of person I listen too. Thank you again.
Thanks for the nice post. I just try to show what I do and how I am carving out my own niche in the firewood industry. I do things quite differently than most and so far have been doing pretty good. I am glad you subscribed. We post every Sunday and Wednesday. Joe
@@ohiowoodburner thank you Joe. I pay close attention to what people say on you tube and how they say it and I retired from the US Navy after serving 26 years and I learned to pay attention to small things a person says. You come across as a very honest sincere person and please don't take what I say lightly because I am not a person to sweet talk anyone. I shoot from the hip all the time or I don't say anything at all but when I do speak I say it as I see it.
I think you said you pay in the area of $100 a cord from timber buyers and cutters in your area. The last time I purchased firewood was many years ago for my fireplaces and I paid $75 a cord for cut and processed firewood but I know everything has got much more expensive since then. I don't want you to answer this question if you are afraid of some wood cutter in your area using it against you but can you I ask what percent profit do you shoot for on your return after you count your labor and expense? If I get into the firewood cutting business it would be with all hired help except for myself. I have four employees who work about five months out of the year in the fields helping me plant and harvest the crops and then another three or four months hauling grain to the market (I own four semis and grain trailers for them to drive) so I would use them between planting season and harvest season processing firewood and delivering it and after harvest until I market my crops and then the time from after the crops are all hauled until we start the planting season again working in the firewood. Most of the land I own is tillable cropland (corn and soybeans) I have about 45 acres of woods and 60 acres of pasture land for my horses and 50 acres of hay field out of 2960 total acres which is also where my house, barn, tool sheds and workshop sets so that leaves me with just 2800 of crops that I plant and harvest. So I wouldn't want to cut off my timber and even if I did 45 acres wouldn't last me long, so I would buy the firewood just like you do. I have been watching your videos long enough to see you buy your Bobcat tractor. I own a bobcat skidloader but I didn't even know that Bobcat also made tractors. When you started looking I was hoping that you would buy a John Deere since I run all John Deere tractors lol. If that tractor is as good as their skidloaders you will be very happy with it. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be. Thank you Joe for responding to my first comment.
hi there i like all the splitters they make and that model should work great for you . the only recommendation if i may is try to keep your thumbs off the top of the log . i myself have a hard time with that while splitting but do always try to keep it in my mind . enjoy it and be safe john
I figured something was going to give.You got to be efficient in all aspects today to keep ahead,and always means investment and inginuity.The less you touch that wood,the more efficient you become.I would have no problem putting out cash for a quality item,that splitter is built to last,and proudly made in canada.I support the north american market when possible,american or canadian,I like real steel and quality engineering!Now,lets bring more jobs back home!Good work.
Loved the beginning...you or your daughters must have been in theater. The huge efficiency for that machine is being able to split the whole round at one time (up to a certain size), having total control of the size of the pieces, and since the round is position on its butt everything is not a balancing act...seems like a perfect fit for your business. Congrats on your new machine and congrats on attracting the attention of a player in the industry like Eastonmade with your channel.
My favorite Online Wood Splitter! Precision splitting to any size you need. It should save your back. At the beginning of the video, I thought it was a Tree Stooges rerun😉 Now, with additional equipment, it might be time for a Part Time Employee 👍
Huge congratulations on the new addition to the toybox! It's a spectacular machine and I'm sure it'll be of huge benefit to your production system, to say nothing of your back. I'll second the suggestion below to set it up under cover, it'll greatly extend the life of the machine and will enhance its value should you decide to sell it/upgrade in the future. The same goes for the other equipment too! Finally, all these American made splitters that allow single-handed use or a foot pedal give me the heebie-jeebies: please, please, please at the very least make it a hard-wired habit to keep your thumbs (and other squishy body parts!) off the top of the log at all times!
Thanks for the nice post Ivor. I agree about safety but it seems in person the safety seems better bc your hands are pretty far removed from the business going on. I think a roof makes sense not just for the machine but also for the operator. That may come later as we move our production yard to the back 40
It is a great thing to see an honest, hard working Man get a good break. To see a peace and contentment knowing that you now have relief from physical and mental exhaustion in knowing the right equipment now really gives Your business and honesty a real boost and a bright outlook for the future. 👏
What a great idea for your videos by acting goofy without getting hurt!😂lol but on another note.... I believe that you need to # number your videos so that other followers can keep up with your progress and use them for you to guide people whenever they ask questions. Keep up the great work and you sure do know how to inspire others to get into the firewood business! God Bless my friend!
Joe that is a nice bit of kit that will help u out so much Joe it has been a pleasure to watch your vids keep up the good work your business is going places so pleased for u u till next time.
I enjoy your videos Ohio wood burner and I'm a fan of Eastonmade videos its great to see your collaboration. Hoping to try an Eastonmade out soon myself. Keep up the good work guys.
Awesome Joe and congrats on 10k. That Eastonmade is definitely the right splitter for what you are doing. Your like me and want perfection in your firewood. Eye appeal is very important for bundles especially. 👍🏻👍🏻🎉🎉🎉
Last video you could barely bend over or walk straight. This video your running with the wheelbarrow and throwing the bucket of ashes....... now that's a miraculous recovery !!! Congrats !!!
That injury was real. I am still not 100% but I feel much better. I think my back is relatively healthy but at least for this I had 3 bad days of ugh! lol
What a great step forward for OWB! So now we all are curious what comes next?!😁 Love those slapstick style scenes by the way...😉😅 Greetings from Germany🇩🇪✌
Thanks for the note on the Gum. I've been working through a bunch of ash that I purchased and every now and then I'll get a log that is very white and stringy like that. I thought it might be Elm, but that gum looks very similar to what I've been splitting.
Awesome machine that should save the back a little. Looks like it is easy to access if anything should break also. Love your sense of humor. It is said if you love your work it's not even like work. Have fun.
Nice video! Andrew at Eastonmade is wonderful. Such a nice guy that created excellent products for our industry. I own the 12-22 splitter and hustle around splitting customers wood (mobile wood splitting). I wish you much luck. You will produce better products for your customers.
It's funny just the other day I turned on a TH-cam video and the guy from Oklahoma got one from the company too. I noticed that he extended the out riggers passed the machine. Now for you to find a place so you can keep it in one place.
Nice to see that oak popping...I just finished splitting some bigger rounds than those and my back is a little sore today...I'm 75 and use a 6 lb. maul.
Wow a trifecta of achievements for the OWB company and channel. Congrats. The intro to this video sure did make it look like you were a kid on Christmas morning waiting to rip open the presents. I will say Andrew is certainly a stand up guy. Even more impressive he reached out to you. I'm also thinking your company bank account is off to the lawyers office to file for divorce. LOL Meanwhile your back is jumping with glee for the Axis.
Congratulations on getting the Axis! It's a great machine! I'm sure it will fit into and expand your business. You'll certainly be able to split up those big rounds and turn them into valuable firewood.
Success can be an unmanageable thing at times . Congratulations ! I’m glad you are able to add some additional efficient equipment to your business, wishing you good health , that will lead to even more success !
Great of Andrew to reach out to you. I have seen this splitter a few times and love the design. Nice big table to stand infant of, log lift, all to make great looking firewood. I'm about your age and would love to work with a splitter like this.
what a great video guys. Thank you for letting us be part of Ohio Wood Burner. This entire industry is so fortunate to have great people like you to lead the way. Can't wait to see what the future holds.
Thanks for the nice Comment Andrew! We are honored to be part of Team Eastonmade!
Andrew we have tried to call several times to speak with sales to get put on the build list , but we have never received a call back or reply.
@@jacobcrider172 send me an email with your contact info. Will get someone in touch today andrew@eastonmadewoodsplitters.com
Did u get free use of it like JPF got a ultra
@eastonmadesplitters email sent thanks buddy !
New tractor, Eastonmade Axis, big piles of logs. It looks like you are at the “Next Level “!
Keep it up.
I enjoyed the splitting.
Use the gum wood in the boiler. To paraphrase, You build a fire with your eyes first.
Thanks David! I can't wait to see where we go from here!
LOL The gum is already burned up!
I actually laughed out loud at the opening scenes of you getting your chores done in fast motion. It kept me smiling all 16 minutes! And then again at the end with the Super Splitter at the curb.....baaahaahaa! The Eastonmade splitter looks like it’s going to fit into your operation just great. So much to look forward to in the future, congratulations.
Glad you enjoyed it Elaine. We were laughing the entire time this was filmed!
Fantastic milestone for you Joe in building your business and your channel! Keep up the great work and your sense of humor! Thanks!
Thanks so much!
Joe After watching you use the Eastonmade Axis I am convinced this is the right machine for your operation. You now appear to have a complete process for your style of processing. You should now be able to concentrate on building your business without having to make anymore major purchases for equipment! Congratulations and wish you much success on growing your business.
Well..........there is one more missing piece to the puzzle. Stay tuned Ed! LOL. Joe
OWB, your videos aren't only entertaining, they are also educational. Thank you for taking the time to make them. I heat with wood so I know the effort it takes. I truly enjoy watching your vids.
Wow, thanks Dan. I am glad because these are very fun to make. We laughed the entire time we were filming this one. Joe
Not sure if Iv ever seen a better business leader than Andrew Easton!!
He is a super cool man and very easy to work with. Joe
@@ohiowoodburner he sure seems like a class act person on his videos and has traits that are very rare these days in people!
Congratulations on the 10K! And on the Eastonmade Axis! Andrew makes great splitters! All the best!
Yes they do! Thanks for the nice comment. Joe
I like to see that splitter tackle Elm and Osage orange . I remember my dad and I trying to split that stuff by hand . Yikes ! Those days are long gone ! Lol
With my bad back I would love a machine like this just so I can keep heating my home. It's hard enough to buck up logs but then getting them into the splitter is another chore in and of itself that will put me down for a day or two. Maybe one day, hey a guy can dream right?
You sound like me. Sometimes bucking up a big log was a dread. All I could think of was having to pick up those heavy things and make them into splits. Joe
The cliffhanger at the end of the previous video was a mean thing to do to us. This video was worth the wait
LOL Glad you liked it Dave. This was a lot of fun to make. Joe
Joe, when you put your wood the other way on the lifting thing, they are ready to split and you dont have to turn them anymore. Save your back a bit more. Grt from The Netherlands
Agree Frans. These were frozen to the ground so they just fell onto the lifting table better that way. Joe
That's a pretty slick wood splitter!!! Watch your hands.......
No joke! It seems that the hands are pretty far away from the business end. Joe
That is one fearsome machine: a lifter, a conveyor, large table, wide blade, foot operation and everything super heavy-duty. Enjoy it!
Well said Tom!
The wide blade is amazing!
That’s great Joe! It sure is a great machine, sadly my father and I had tried to buy one of these last year and unfortunately kept getting delayed on shipment. I feel it was mainly due to the pandemic and partially from Andrew giving them out to channels for demonstrations, which is awesome but the worst part was when we asked for a refund for our deposit we were meet with very rude responses and long story short we were out 500$. Congratulations on the channel and great splitter, Best wishes Joe!
Sorry to hear that Dave. I hope you can get things cleared up. Joe
Well that just ain’t right. Come on Eastonmade. Step up!
@@ohiowoodburner one would hope so, from previous conversations it sure didn’t seem like the intentions though.
@@tpctrash agree Andrew step up if this is the case. remember where you came from.
Seems like a bit of an issue when you give away log splitters to promote sales but you can't seem to supply the ones you've already sold. Easton made should perhaps spend less time making videos splitting firewood and spend more time building splitters. I was debating between easton and wolf ridge, I think I have my answer now.
Andrew's crew build good stuff.
They sure do Al. Great machine!
Nice. good looking addition to OWB. I'm glad you are having fun with the channel too.
More to come Joel!
This video was worth the wait, boy’s never grow up, their toys just get more expensive! 😂
Soon you’ll have to hire a crew just to run all your equipment! Congratulations and stay Blessed!
My biggest thing is stacking. I have some HS kids that help. Joe
Game changer right there!! Wicked unit Joe! Bit jealous... loved the intro to the video!!😆👍👍
Send me an email. I have something for you.
Looks the sky is the only limit now Joe! I have a 2 way tractor hydraulics powered splitter. You just need a machine for the big ones :) Andrew just did the thing you learned us in one of your previous videos (Don't sell firewood!!). He didn't sell you a splitter, he just saw your problem and solved it ;)
You got that right! It is an honor to be part of Team Eastonmade!
Very nice splitter, no bending over anymore when splitting.
Congratulate
You got that right. Nothing good in firewood happens off the ground. Joe
Love the new toy!!!!! Going to save your back!!!!!
Me too!! I hope so. There is still some tugging and pulling etc. but that heavy lift can be done by this machine. Joe
Wow I would say you back is feeling better. That splitter is awesome
I'm not 100% yet but it is feeling better. Joe
Well your all in now. I bet that your helper be stacking and splitting firewood real soon. Looks great, congratulations on your success.
Thanks B2!
Wouldn’t even touch it without a Dr Pepper holder 😋 Great looking unit!
Should be standard on all models.
Hi Joe...Congrats on the Eastonmade splitter. Very nice machine...bet your back is feelin better already!
Indeed it is Steve!
This might be the best intro I have seen on TH-cam! Stumbled across your channel at the beginning of covid and still get excited when I get that notification.
Thanks so much Panderson. I'm glad to hear from you. The intro was a blast to make we were laughing the entire time! Stay safe. Joe
🤣you are such a character Joe! I couldn't hardly wait, for this next video!! How exciting for your new piece of equipment! If anyone deserves something like this, its you! If everyone had your work ethics, a people skills, what a wonderful world this would be!! Keep the great videos coming! Its a fun journey, and I'm greatful you share it!
Thanks so much for the nice comment Rose. This was a lot of fun to make and having this new machine is going to help A LOT! Joe
I just wanted to say thank you for going into detail on different parts of your business. I am a farmer in Indiana so I am not completely dumb on different things such as making firewood and mechanical things however you go into great detail on marketing that I know about in grain marketing but not in this business and dealing with the general public. I just subscribed to this channel a couple weeks ago and I am still looking at the older videos you posted in the past year I am amazed at the depth you go into to explain things that would need to be known if I ever wanted to expand business and start to get into the firewood business as a off farming season side business as I hire and employ outside help and lay them off in the winter at the present time. In other words I would rather not lay them off but instead give them a year around paycheck if they want to work. You seems like a honest and sincere man and the kind of person I listen too. Thank you again.
Thanks for the nice post. I just try to show what I do and how I am carving out my own niche in the firewood industry. I do things quite differently than most and so far have been doing pretty good. I am glad you subscribed. We post every Sunday and Wednesday. Joe
@@ohiowoodburner thank you Joe. I pay close attention to what people say on you tube and how they say it and I retired from the US Navy after serving 26 years and I learned to pay attention to small things a person says. You come across as a very honest sincere person and please don't take what I say lightly because I am not a person to sweet talk anyone. I shoot from the hip all the time or I don't say anything at all but when I do speak I say it as I see it.
I think you said you pay in the area of $100 a cord from timber buyers and cutters in your area. The last time I purchased firewood was many years ago for my fireplaces and I paid $75 a cord for cut and processed firewood but I know everything has got much more expensive since then. I don't want you to answer this question if you are afraid of some wood cutter in your area using it against you but can you I ask what percent profit do you shoot for on your return after you count your labor and expense? If I get into the firewood cutting business it would be with all hired help except for myself. I have four employees who work about five months out of the year in the fields helping me plant and harvest the crops and then another three or four months hauling grain to the market (I own four semis and grain trailers for them to drive) so I would use them between planting season and harvest season processing firewood and delivering it and after harvest until I market my crops and then the time from after the crops are all hauled until we start the planting season again working in the firewood. Most of the land I own is tillable cropland (corn and soybeans) I have about 45 acres of woods and 60 acres of pasture land for my horses and 50 acres of hay field out of 2960 total acres which is also where my house, barn, tool sheds and workshop sets so that leaves me with just 2800 of crops that I plant and harvest. So I wouldn't want to cut off my timber and even if I did 45 acres wouldn't last me long, so I would buy the firewood just like you do. I have been watching your videos long enough to see you buy your Bobcat tractor. I own a bobcat skidloader but I didn't even know that Bobcat also made tractors. When you started looking I was hoping that you would buy a John Deere since I run all John Deere tractors lol. If that tractor is as good as their skidloaders you will be very happy with it. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be. Thank you Joe for responding to my first comment.
hi there i like all the splitters they make and that model should work great for you . the only recommendation if i may is try to keep your thumbs off the top of the log . i myself have a hard time with that while splitting but do always try to keep it in my mind . enjoy it and be safe john
Thanks for the tips!
I figured something was going to give.You got to be efficient in all aspects today to keep ahead,and always means investment and inginuity.The less you touch that wood,the more efficient you become.I would have no problem putting out cash for a quality item,that splitter is built to last,and proudly made in canada.I support the north american market when possible,american or canadian,I like real steel and quality engineering!Now,lets bring more jobs back home!Good work.
Thanks for the comment. All of this is in agreement for me growing up in a steel town. Joe
Loved the beginning...you or your daughters must have been in theater. The huge efficiency for that machine is being able to split the whole round at one time (up to a certain size), having total control of the size of the pieces, and since the round is position on its butt everything is not a balancing act...seems like a perfect fit for your business. Congrats on your new machine and congrats on attracting the attention of a player in the industry like Eastonmade with your channel.
We are THRILLED to be part of the Eastonmade family for sure!
My favorite Online Wood Splitter! Precision splitting to any size you need. It should save your back. At the beginning of the video, I thought it was a Tree Stooges rerun😉 Now, with additional equipment, it might be time for a Part Time Employee 👍
I wonder which stooge I am most like? Hmm... Thanks Al!
I love the Axis!
It is an amazing machine. !!
Huge congratulations on the new addition to the toybox!
It's a spectacular machine and I'm sure it'll be of huge benefit to your production system, to say nothing of your back.
I'll second the suggestion below to set it up under cover, it'll greatly extend the life of the machine and will enhance its value should you decide to sell it/upgrade in the future. The same goes for the other equipment too!
Finally, all these American made splitters that allow single-handed use or a foot pedal give me the heebie-jeebies: please, please, please at the very least make it a hard-wired habit to keep your thumbs (and other squishy body parts!) off the top of the log at all times!
Thanks for the nice post Ivor. I agree about safety but it seems in person the safety seems better bc your hands are pretty far removed from the business going on. I think a roof makes sense not just for the machine but also for the operator. That may come later as we move our production yard to the back 40
Very impressive! You've definitely got it going on. Serious equipment for serious business
Thanks David! Full speed ahead!
Well done Joe both on the Eastrern made and your subscription party time
Thanks Harry. I will make an announcement in the coming days. Joe
The best money can buy! Great video, thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching!
It is a great thing to see an honest, hard working Man get a good break. To see a peace and contentment knowing that you now have relief from physical and mental exhaustion in knowing the right equipment now really gives Your business and honesty a real boost and a bright outlook for the future. 👏
Great post Tim. Very true too. Big logs would just wear me out even before I touched them.
Wow! You deserve this splitter!!! enjoy
Thanks! Will do!
I am very glad for you and your wood splitter
Thanks so much Dean!
looks like a great choice in a splitter and your choice drink.
Can't go wrong with either of them.
Congrats Joe! You diserve it! 🔥🌳💪
Appreciate it!!
Like a kid at Christmas!! Enjoy your new toy but don't forget the safety shoes, those logs can hurt the toes!!
LOL Thanks Larry. My other sneakers are steel toes. Sometimes I put on what is closest to me. Joe
Love the ending!! Take care y'all!!
How dare she try to throw that away!! lol
@@ohiowoodburner I'll take it off your hands!! Let me know next time so I can be there to load it up!!! 🤣
Love this model, easier on the back, but hard on the pocket book! Lol Great set up! 🚜🪵👍🏼🇱🇷
As the old saying went back in High School...you have to pay to be cool! LOL...
Good job!!! Glad to see the axis added to the collection of machines. And I love the old style humor!🙂
I am showing my age lol. Joe
What a great idea for your videos by acting goofy without getting hurt!😂lol but on another note.... I believe that you need to # number your videos so that other followers can keep up with your progress and use them for you to guide people whenever they ask questions. Keep up the great work and you sure do know how to inspire others to get into the firewood business! God Bless my friend!
I enjoyed the pantomime story-telling immensely!
I got good grades in drama class in HS
😂I love the comedy you sneak In your videos. Keep it up Joe!
Glad you like them Logan!
Joe that is a nice bit of kit that will help u out so much Joe it has been a pleasure to watch your vids keep up the good work your business is going places so pleased for u u till next time.
Thanks Toni! I always look forward to your comments! Joe
Pretty good paint job hasn't even worn off of the wedge yet.
I enjoy your videos Ohio wood burner and I'm a fan of Eastonmade videos its great to see your collaboration. Hoping to try an Eastonmade out soon myself. Keep up the good work guys.
Awesome! Thank you Greg for the nice comment. Eastonmade is an awesome machine!
Your back will thank you! Great choice! Glad you got the conveyor. Work smarter, not harder!
Thanks John!
Awesome Joe and congrats on 10k. That Eastonmade is definitely the right splitter for what you are doing. Your like me and want perfection in your firewood. Eye appeal is very important for bundles especially. 👍🏻👍🏻🎉🎉🎉
Thanks Todd. I do think this machine fits perfectly for our org goals. Joe
PUR DUCK. SHUN! Congrats on all these mile stones Joe. You and the girls earned it. Enjoy
Thanks BBQ!
Last video you could barely bend over or walk straight. This video your running with the wheelbarrow and throwing the bucket of ashes....... now that's a miraculous recovery !!! Congrats !!!
And you can't forget arguing with a teenage daughter.. LoL.. 😁👍
That injury was real. I am still not 100% but I feel much better. I think my back is relatively healthy but at least for this I had 3 bad days of ugh! lol
As long as she doesn't hit me with anything I consider myself lucky
Good for you Joe
Thanks Keith!
haha and you said you were too small...really happy for you and glad you got another business multiplier!
Yes! Thank you!
Glad your back feels better! 😂
Not at 100% yet but good enough to run around the yard like a crazy person
@@ohiowoodburner I’m not a doctor but I’m thinking you’re at about 93%. Lol
Very nice addition. I think you’ll put it to good use.
I think so too!
What a great step forward for OWB! So now we all are curious what comes next?!😁
Love those slapstick style scenes by the way...😉😅
Greetings from Germany🇩🇪✌
Always great to hear from you Johannes. There are some more cool things coming down the pike. Stay tuned!
Hilarious intro. Well done Joe. I know you're gonna love the splitter 🌲👍
Thanks friend!
Thanks for the note on the Gum. I've been working through a bunch of ash that I purchased and every now and then I'll get a log that is very white and stringy like that. I thought it might be Elm, but that gum looks very similar to what I've been splitting.
Gum is Elm's evil cousin!
Hi Joe! I like the video here. I ordered my Axis from Andrew, it is coming November.
That is an amazing piece of equipment... congrats on the axis!!!! I have a 12-22 coming in March I'm pretty excited myself.
Good luck! I think you are going to love it
That splitter moves thru the wood with precision and id of never pegged you for a speed reader while flipping thru the manual lol good stuff brother
LOL... I'm a pro skimmer!
Congrats on the new machine.
I love it!
Live action. Great machine
Loving this machine Brian!
Congratulations Joe on your TH-cam channel milestones and the new addition to the wood yard.
Thanks Bob!
Awesome machine that should save the back a little. Looks like it is easy to access if anything should break also. Love your sense of humor. It is said if you love your work it's not even like work. Have fun.
Thanks Dan! I am loving this machine!
Looks like it and I'm sure your back is also. Lol. Keep the sense of humor it adds to your channel and makes it different. Keep splitting.
Nice video! Andrew at Eastonmade is wonderful. Such a nice guy that created excellent products for our industry. I own the 12-22 splitter and hustle around splitting customers wood (mobile wood splitting). I wish you much luck. You will produce better products for your customers.
Thanks for the comment Karl! Happy splitting.
It's funny just the other day I turned on a TH-cam video and the guy from Oklahoma got one from the company too. I noticed that he extended the out riggers passed the machine. Now for you to find a place so you can keep it in one place.
I haven't messed with the outriggers yet. I have it in a temporary place just now. Joe
Nice to see that oak popping...I just finished splitting some bigger rounds than those and my back is a little sore today...I'm 75 and use a 6 lb. maul.
That is awesome you can still swing it! Thanks so much for watching our vids! Joe
Wow a trifecta of achievements for the OWB company and channel. Congrats. The intro to this video sure did make it look like you were a kid on Christmas morning waiting to rip open the presents. I will say Andrew is certainly a stand up guy. Even more impressive he reached out to you. I'm also thinking your company bank account is off to the lawyers office to file for divorce. LOL Meanwhile your back is jumping with glee for the Axis.
The day will come when my wallet, back, and work ethic will live in harmony!
Congratulations on getting the Axis! It's a great machine! I'm sure it will fit into and expand your business. You'll certainly be able to split up those big rounds and turn them into valuable firewood.
That's the plan! Thanks for commenting Dave
That is a nice addition to to OWB. Looks enjoyable to run.
I like the log lift, the height of the table, and the outfeed. All are very good.
Success can be an unmanageable thing at times . Congratulations ! I’m glad you are able to add some additional efficient equipment to your business, wishing you good health , that will lead to even more success !
Thanks so much Eddie!
That splitter is like pennies from heaven. Happy for you..... and yet jealous. Congrats!
Big, heavy, orange and blue pennies!
Nice! I wood 🤭 run too and finish my chores so I could run that beast. 💪💪🤘. Good thing you are still quick on your feet like a cat😁
I still got it MH! lol
Congratulations Joe and I am sure your back is going to thank you and Andrew. Look forward to bigger and better things in your future.
You and me both Tom!
Good luck with your new tool!!
Thank you Dan
Awesome machine ! 🪵🪵🪵🔥🔥🔥
Sure is!
Congratulation on your new toy buddy
Thank you so much 😀
So happy for you Joe that axis should really ramp up production for OWB!
Thanks Sam!
I like your new video today you did a really good jop that is a nice log splitter you got a nice one I am proud of you good job buddy
Thanks TC!!
Good night too you guys buddy
What a great machine for dealing with those heavy rounds. 👍
Yes it is Ray. The lift could throw the rounds to the sky if you don't feather the lever.
@@ohiowoodburner It's going to get real interesting over at Andrew's Eastonmade. He is buying his dad's company. Bell's wood processors. 👍
O YES great machine.
Thanks Bill!
Wicked Happy for you guys!
Thank you Mitch!
Great of Andrew to reach out to you. I have seen this splitter a few times and love the design. Nice big table to stand infant of, log lift, all to make great looking firewood. I'm about your age and would love to work with a splitter like this.
I just ran it again today. Very big machine. I love the table height. Joe
Congrats on the Axis. and the 10K
Thank you so much Doug
Happy for you, Joe!
Thanks so much!
You've earned it all. Hard work and dedication.
THanks Jim!
That is a beast of a machine! Looks like Christmas Day at OWB!
It is a great day indeed Richard!
Joe that is a great machine that will make your back feel better !!
It already has Mark!
Funny! That’s how I read instructions too.
Good things happen to good people. I’m delighted for your success!
Thanks so much Ken!
Nice splitter.
Thanks 👍
Great vid! Congratulations! Looks like it would be great for getting consistent sizes for my bbq Resturant.
Definitely! This is the foundation of our style of firewood. Small splits = more $
Such a brilliant machine. I want one. Lol
Give Andrew a call!