A BETTER WAY TO SPLIT FIREWOOD

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Wranglerstar
19 days ago
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Mannievh
3 days ago
Cut the two legs, weld in an extents on piece.
adolthitler
8 days ago
Find your round. Place it on it chalk inside the bottom ring. Then chisel out two inches.
Henry Etter
10 days ago
Looks like a great piece of junk and waste of money
Alex Gauthier
13 days ago
I get item unavailable message
Nicholas Cervone
15 days ago
The hole in the device at the bottom is for longer pieces of kindling if you so desire. You can put the device on a bass that matches the hole in the bottom of the device. I recommend a stump twice the diameter of the device where you can hollow out the center of it to match the hole in the bottom of the device for longer kindling
Jerry L Busby
Hour ago
I was going to tell you about this but kept putting it off and for got. Then I saw this and I was happy because my wife got me one last season and half threw this one and love it. Now mine is made in Australia but it is just like the one you have in fact if you look closely so is yours. It works great and I haven’t hit my hand or almost cut off my thumb, long story . The wife said it is cheaper than sewing my thumb back on and she doesn’t have to hear me whining which I am sure I never do. I wouldn’t be afraid of recommending this tool at all 1st it works great ! 2nd I’m a guy and not afraid of anything....well maybe the wife and sharp pointy needles the Doc has ..... Thanks Cody for keeping us up to date with good and bad tools,
Simon Denis
4 hours ago
West coast guy « getting things done », obviously. 😜
Eric Metzler
Day ago
"As a professional homeowner - I'm not accustomed to thinking things out" - Amen, brother!
Kyle Patrick
Day ago
Disable auto focus
scottdavin27
Day ago
It’s designed for East Coasters not West Coasters
Dustpuuppy
2 days ago
The device is perfectly safe. The user on the other hand... :)
Lyle Cairns
2 days ago
I love that you didn’t just delete that you weren’t perfect! It nice to see a clever human just being wonderful and honest.
Jeremy Bizzy
2 days ago
Woop woop new Zealand in the house lol
Masterman530
3 days ago
If the depth of the max cut size is an issue you could always make a hole in whatever wood you mount it to. Just give yourself a couple more inches
John Andrews
3 days ago
Isn't new Zealand just a annex of Australia?
FutureTech
4 days ago
If you mounted that on a table with a hole in the top it'd solve your problem
Luke Ritter
4 days ago
Pretty cool splitter. You could make a box that's a little high up and jigsaw a hole out that's the size of the hole at the bottom of the splitter that way It would work with taller pieces. It doesn't even need to have side panels just a box frame that way you could still get the wood out.
gypsy xxx
4 days ago
i thought this was a joke...that works nice
Gr3gy123
4 days ago
I have the King version which I bolted on a round. I am very glad I bought it. Realy impressed.
Phillyfathead
4 days ago
I have the “king” size one, I love it.
BigMug Bob
4 days ago
Not giving them away though, $250 on Amazon.
Rick Kern
4 days ago
Taking a piece that barely fits in the ring in the first place is moronic.
Zachary Pleasanton
5 days ago
Just a thought....I just installed a catalytic soap stone stove that had the option to vent out the back or top. Venting out the back and up rather than straight up get enough extra heat out of the stove to have the clearances required from the back wall more than doubled......
Durham Holtmeier
5 days ago
All I do is take my 4 way wedge off place it on a stump or anything blade up and use a hammer to drive small rounds over it
A R
5 days ago
10:47 do you notice the hole in the bottom ring? I am thinking bench mounted with a hole over a collection box/bin and all of your kindling dreams will come true 😉
TheEnvelope
5 days ago
This was amazing, honestly we could all do with a laugh mate.
Jon Fox
5 days ago
...this was hard to watch.
Allan Close
5 days ago
You blew that one all to hell.
EloquentPixel lawl
5 days ago
its safe ouch lmao perfect timing
Totally Unrelated
5 days ago
You could make a base with a hole in the center that you can bolt down to. It’ll give you that extra length you wanted and also catch the kindling when it drops.
Christopher Seufert
6 days ago
A little taller a little wider and on the flip side needs to be like 8 sharpened just like the axe his is now but those grooves need to be sharpened so you can either flip the axe and the internals or flip the whole entire contraption
Debbie Bragg
6 days ago
🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
Owen Jones
6 days ago
"this is great, It's safe OUCH" ha ha I've done the same thing but thought it was funny
TK Skagen
6 days ago
If "Fabricating" your own Blade for this to Build yourself, I'd probably use either a Wide Blade Splitting Axe Head, or a Strong Lawn Mowwing Blade that is "Dual Beveled" and Properly Heat Treated to withstand the Force of the Hammering from a 4#-8# Sledge Hammer!
TK Skagen
6 days ago
Safe, as long as (Properly Hand Sized) Leather Gloves are worn...
TK Skagen
6 days ago
Mounted over a 16" Wide × 24" High Concrete/Steel Base with Dual Side Access would make this "BEAUTIFUL" to use! Or have the ability to add/subtract an X-Blade for Dual Splitting on Larger Material would make this "THE KING OF KINDLING"!
TK Skagen
6 days ago
A X-Blade that is MUCH lower than the Insertion "Throat" with a Wider Throat would work better in EVERY WAY!
TK Skagen
6 days ago
Be nice to have, but at $69 + $199 Shipping, I could easily Build something BETTER! Maybe a 8"-10" Diameter Ring and a 12"-16" Base, with a 16" Height! And just use an Existing Wide Splitting Ave Head for Resourcefulness...
jeremy terry
6 days ago
Cut it and weld some pipe to it and make it a foot taller
jerry lindström
7 days ago
I wouldve cut the wood at the opening and then hit it thru the blade
Joel Hershberger
7 days ago
The bottom ring is open. Why not just put a hole in the mounting log? Now, when you have longer pieces it will be able to go through the bottom ring and you can cut it all the way through.
Rocci Berrini
7 days ago
Screw it down
Max Egloff
7 days ago
sharpening must be a son of a.....
Jerry Johnson 148
7 days ago
You do a lot of videos like this, but what way do you actually use everyday
Cammo Junkie
7 days ago
a wood wedge lock LOL
bob segar
7 days ago
Oh why didn’t you just saw it close to the metal ring?
bob segar
7 days ago
Easy to fabricate also couple of scrap pieces and some excavator teeth. I love the ones I’ve made. Safer way of making kindling
Brandon Conway
8 days ago
I doubt the Chinese people want us dead. Their government is another story.
BeeFriendlyApiary
8 days ago
Take 2 pieces of 2x4s about 18 inches in length...clamp a hatchet, blade facing up, between the 2x4s laying flat on the ground and you just saved $100 and have something that works just as well...your welcome
Aaron Pantell
8 days ago
If it were me i would put in on a big round and hallow out the center the diameter of the whole at the bottom of the splitter.couple plung cuts with the saw and your set.
peg leg
8 days ago
I almost hate to be the only one in here to say it .........but an auto body hammer does not work well with pounding wood ......for starters , there’s not enough surface area .............get a different hammer please
Gerhard Bauer
8 days ago
stop heating with wood when you are not able to handle an axe
Wranglerstar
8 days ago
Make me
James Holbrook
9 days ago
Ya anything taller is probably not ideal and I was thinking something taller and that close to the ring size
Robert Dillon
9 days ago
For $100 I’ll just baton !
Watts Tommy
9 days ago
Cody - I have run one of those things for years. gloved hands. 3# short handled hammer, stand up and put your feet on the bottom ring and intentionally cut short pieces to split for kindling. Never had an issue and it has worked amazing. BTW: you can even file a nice edge on the cutting blade. Thank yo for a nice video!
Richard Sörensson
9 days ago
"Professional home owner".......you are making your self look like a fool.
Ron Cooper
9 days ago
It works great if you use wood that isn't bigger than the opening.
Manchagojohnson Manchago
10 days ago
tthese are common in sweeden fro kidling for smaller wood..you would split something about 30 percent or less than the width of the device.. not the log you put ..
Luke Snatchko
10 days ago
What a schmuck
randymarko486
10 days ago
A very true to life HUMBLE man. Great job. Love the video. Cought my attention to the end.
Dale Johns
10 days ago
I couldn't stop laughing at this guy. As soon as he put that log in there I said to my self that's to big. Than this guy just kept pounding it in there,, hahahah I said what the hell are you doing dude, but he kept pounding. What a goofball. Hahahaha.
Brian Arthur
10 days ago
I just bought me one of those I bought the larger one I like it very well
Monica Chaplin
10 days ago
Came for the wood cutting, stayed for the jokes.
Epic PC
10 days ago
Imagine if you rigged a stove-pipe to the top as a chute so the wood drops 6' onto the blade. The force of gravity should split it for you ^^.
TFCS
10 days ago
its safe.....
Robert Love
10 days ago
Hipster d bag
steve kooyers
10 days ago
funny; let's load the BIGGEST chunk that fits. it's called a kindling splitter, not a log splitter. lol
Henry Etter
10 days ago
Looks like a great piece of junk and waste of money
jankiclukim
10 days ago
It is quite slow
John Beebe
10 days ago
In time zone, NZ is east coast...just saying!😂
t 77
11 days ago
It's got a hole in the bottom so depending on how you mount it, it's a hight as you decide for it to be 😎
pyromedichd1
11 days ago
When all else fails read the directions and use common sense.
Mark Chidester
11 days ago
It was fun watching someone do something that only I was stupid enough to do, Lol Just poking fun at myself Someone on youtube made something similar that has four blades, looked great! Mount it on a stand with a hole and a 5 gallon bucket under it
MySwinter
11 days ago
How do U sharpen thé Blade?
MySwinter
11 days ago
Would ne nice, if thé Blade would be Changeable 🤨
Amanda Borden
11 days ago
Awesome
opticalcanine
11 days ago
That's so dumb... Just get a maul... Mauls aren't sharp and too heavy for a little kid...
Benedict White
11 days ago
"It's safe". Oh dear you jinxed yourself.
casullarms1
12 days ago
Give me my maul!
Bryce Thompson
12 days ago
That’s not a some grand new invention my grandpa used to have something like that
Ganjaman
12 days ago
We have been using ours for years now. It's a tuff piece of kit. Just make sure you have it firmly anchored in place. Also suggest safety glasses. Respect from Canada.
Pball 98
12 days ago
This why you always read the instructions
Wood-n-Yard Junkie
12 days ago
I was waiting for the expansion theory🤣
Victoria Heuman
12 days ago
this has been funny!
JAMOM a
12 days ago
Bolt to a 55gal removable top with a hole cut in it and you have dry kindling collection bin.
The Quartersawn Craftsman
12 days ago
Just ordered one. Thanks for the video Cody
dent tech
12 days ago
They make an XL version that's taller and wider. Going to get 1 myself. Brilliant design
Martin Miller
12 days ago
That would be a Kiwi.
Arthur Momo
12 days ago
One of the most embarrassing videos of his I’ve ever seen 😂
Wraithsong Gaming
12 days ago
mount that on a hollow round set the round side mounted to something heavy. set a bucket under it and you got a collection bucket. add a lil bit of stove pip flashing around the bottom to kinda guide the pieces in. should work a treat.
Issac collier
12 days ago
I'm only 10 minutes into the video but I was thinking for mounting it, to accommodate the longer things you could make a block to bolt it to, and plunge cut out the center with the chainsaw
hogsandsooners
12 days ago
I can’t watch this all the way through.
gunner kyle
12 days ago
If you mount it to a nice hardwood round then make a pocket to have more room below.
Patrick Moore
12 days ago
This guy is entertaining regardless of the topic. the sledgehammer part really cracked me up
John Stephens
12 days ago
Dad always said.... You just gotta be smarter than what your dealing with....
Mike Saxman
12 days ago
Cody...why not BUILD ONE LIKE IT out of heavy wall pipe that is taller and make the blade adjustable? You could use quick release pipe clamp parts OR set bolts with a long steel handle welded onto them for quick secure tightening OR pipe collars with hardened hitch pins passing through them and the pipe frame.
korbel dave
12 days ago
I almost had had to give The Professional Home owner 1 demerit point at the beginning of his wood splitting demo. Read directions - naw. Using common sense when choosing a log to split to split - naw. Drive the log thru with brute force -naw. But logic finally kicked in and you got the job done. NO POINTS DEDUCTED!
Mike Saxman
12 days ago
Cody, you do own a small chainsaw you could have quickly shortened the stuck log with, right?
Flyte Band Tampa
12 days ago
Bought a large one in December for Cabin. UNBELIEVABLE! Best thing since sliced bread. Bought another one, same as yours in video for home. As you see, I recommend the larger diameter one, however both are awesome. Def need to bolt down on stump, also made for split wood already for kindling, not full logs...LOL
Craig Pierre
12 days ago
The problem is I’m too big...said no woman ever. LOL. It would nice to have a big trunk piece so it’s wider on the bottom.
mark mengelberg
12 days ago
if you think thats amazing id love to hear what you think of the pencil sharpener or the corkscrew
Dies1r4e
12 days ago
you could build it up on blocks to either side using that ring on the bottom to push through
Cartwright
12 days ago
At $100 I'll pass.
Cartwright
12 days ago
"it's safe" doh, that's a big sliver. Gloves probably a good idea.
bansheemania
12 days ago
Used one of these up my cottage, Neighbor let me use it... It's a Definite BUY for Me