2024 Northeast Forest Products Expo - Day #1

Day 1 in Essex Junction, VT attending the expo. #northeasternloggersexpo #eastonmade #cordking #firewood

[@AllenFamilyFirewood]

What a great show . A lot of new stuff this yr . Was great finally meeting you and Deb . I think we need a get together for all us Maine channels.

[@woodtimesinthe207]

We were so happy to spend time with you and Karen today! Deb and I agree, that would be a great get together!

[@wolcottfamilyworks]

It was awesome meeting you guys! Had a lot of fun!

[@woodtimesinthe207]

Great meeting you too!! Definitely a great time!!

[@MillersStumpsandFirewood712]

Nice tour,just subscribed looking forward for more.

[@woodtimesinthe207]

It’s a great show. Thank you very much for watching and subscribing.

[@fricknjeep]

hi there thanks for taking me around , john

[@woodtimesinthe207]

Thank you for taking the tour

[@smorefirewood]

Sure was nice meeting you kids at the show. We will make a trip to Bar Harbor this summer if we can. Lots of cool toys at the show.

[@woodtimesinthe207]

Was great to meet you guys too. We’ll definitely get together somehow!

[@hillbillyfranks]

Nice video I see A lot of people there a lot of people I know See if people have a good day at the show stay safe and we'll catch out another one my friend

[@woodtimesinthe207]

Thank you for watching. Definitely a great show.

[@mountaintopoutdoors]

It was great meeting you guys. Great show. Who is that good looking dude on the Eastonmade Axis. Lol

[@woodtimesinthe207]

lol, that would be our new friend Bear! It was awesome meeting you guys as well! We can’t wait to see more of your video’s and Bailey ❤️

[@WilleysFirewood]

Looks like there is lots of new stuff at the show this year. Sad I have to be working but I’m way too far behind on orders.

[@woodtimesinthe207]

Totally understand that. It took a lot of long days and nights of work for us to be able to come and it will be a lot more to get caught back up.

[@jakebredthauer5100]

To produce massive amounts of cooking fuel I think we need European-style side-puncher type splitters designed for all species of wood. Some are only for softwood. Rabaud, not Fuelwood, is best. Better would be if someone would produce them here (North America). I saw Andrew Easton on his 40c in this video. Cord King's Kindling King is too slow and makes kindling. I don't want kindling. The pieces are too long. If short blocks were used the output would be even less. The wood needs to go through two splitters --- not good. We can produce restaurant quality cooking wood but we cannot produce wood for cooking at home. What is the problem with North America? Why can't we have even one producer of an appropriate piece of equipment? We need emergency fuel, not kindling. Will you join this campaign or are you against it or don't you care? I am asking for a few words from you, relevant to this issue.