Completely NEW !!! Wood Splitter TOOL INVENTION !!!

[@DIY.Invented]

22 unbelievable ideas kzbin.info/www/bejne/omO0laSpn7ataK8si=j7OCamXC_RH-8C_A

[@bushwacka8395]

Nice, but I would have secured it to a base with a bigger circumference!

[@dannyo6699]

I was thinking the same thing. Also make the center spike a half an inch longer so it holds the wood more securely. Then it would really go to town on a cord of wood.

[@elram2649]

@7:17 😎✌️

[@MisterMayhem727]

That's what she said. Sorry. I couldn't help it.

[@Caseydog3]

Yeah me too..are those axes or wedge splitters?

[@bushwacka8395]

@@Caseydog3 axe heads I think.

[@danextrinsic0174]

Beautiful idea. But i recommend getting another square piece of metal and criss-cross cutting it into triangles then adding them to the base but welding them at an angle from center, down, and out like this "/ \". The objective is to force the wood outwards so you dont run into the issue where if the wood is soft it could get stuck at the base. Problem solved. It may also provide a little more metal to provide support for the middle spike by welding the tips of the triangle pieces to it in the center spike.

[@beebob1279]

I thought the same thing. Instead of using four hatchet heads, use three for easier movement of the wood. Still a nice design. I'm surprised eBay hasn't been selling this thing

[@petersack5074]

.....don't give those cheap china steel makers.....ANY brite ideas......bright ? yes, some of us are....@@beebob1279

[@dr.ofdubiouswisdom4189]

Looks great! I Might try this effect using 12 Railroad spikes.

[@TraxlayerTV]

Let me know how that goes

[@danburch9989]

Seems like it could also be adapted to a powered log splitter. However, use splitting axe heads instead of chopping/felling axe heads. Splitting axe heads have a wider taper to aid in splitting.

[@franktoledo6342]

Easy soft wood easy split. Hard wood with hidden strong knots will make it difficult. A for trying F for safety Hazard. Try some western pine. Hear the huffing and puffing. Ok to make kindling.

[@pbsocal1]

storing that beauty when not in use is a major concern!

[@michealdoss7203]

Great creation to chop soft wood, I am in Australia and our timber is hard wood, I would be there for hours unclogging the axe heads, I did cringe when you cut the handles of the axes, but it was for a good cause, thank you

[@kiarawhalen1544]

Yeah I was thinking the same thing, great idea though

[@matteopoletti7837]

Great idea, I'm in australia too and timber here is harder!! That looks like pine..

[@scratchluka6157]

Soft wood you say? Throw a piece of Gum on it and…😂. If you are serious about splitting wood, purchase a super splitter. Cheers.

[@reypolice5231]

It's a start. I thought I would redesign it like a guillotine/ hammer Make the weight going down from concrete on a leaver and fulcrum with long handle. Enough to do two logs at once. Then I just need to jump up and grab the leaver and my body weight brings the leaver down. Leaver out of steel pipe, with a trip for when I want to release it.

[@-Nick_Gurr_Rich-]

Wood is ranked in hardness by pressing ball bearings into the wood and how much pressure it takes. On every continent with trees their are soft woods and hard woods. Hickory trees are some of the hardest In The world and they grow all over. The idea that all trees in Australia are "extra hard" is incorrect. Figure out the species of tree and look at the hardness ranking world wide. Australia doesn't have any top ranking species for hardness....

[@noahanderson3619]

Im pretty sure that wont work with, black jack, post oak, hickory, or any other hard wood, but maybe on some red oak. But looks like it works good with that soft wood

[@adamwinters4448]

Agreed

[@edarnold1426]

@@adamwinters4448 totally agree. Maybe black locust too. It splits easy. Can you imagine this on a piece of elm?

[@billietribble3383]

@@edarnold1426 :or sweetgum.lol

[@williamwigfield7296]

Get four younguns to swing them things! Why are people always ruining perfectly good tools? Original mousetrap still manufactured to this very day....."creating content"🙄

[@adamwinters4448]

@@williamwigfield7296 huh.. I dont have four kids..nor am i buying them.. wtf man

[@keithgillogly7675]

Love the design. This could have helped me as a teenager splitting wood for a wood burning stove.

[@АлександрУстенко-ж7ц]

Иванова ты столкнулся на твои художества

[@vanwelty8704]

Yeah, me too. Glad we had short winters.

[@lovejcdc]

That is an amazing idea 💡 👏 I am definitely going to make one myself. Thank you for the great video.

[@steinson63]

That thing is awesome. I've seen small versions of this that are available online but none that can handle larger logs. This is perfect

[@klevaY_ribalka_Yamala]

Дааааа нобелевскую премию надо за эту разработку надо дать молодец. 👍 👍 👍

[@hizh4424]

Да, есть такая. Называется "шнобелевская".

[@jerrysponagle3881]

Wood looks like Fir . Split it with a butter knife. Try your idea on a good ol' wet piece of Maple, oak, Birch..yellow birch even better....It is a nice idea...good for Fir splits and kindling. Speeds up the process. I find splitting some splits & kindling on a nice sunny day, kind of like meditation , sometimes like widdling a stick.....peaceful...serene...then get up and go at some good ol' Canadian Rock Maple....yer gonna need a lil' more par ! 😎👍😉

[@Mark-we4bq]

He invented a new, smart method which can be made in such a short time, unlike other inventions which need a lot of things to make, not affordable, which cannot be made by everyone. This is fantabulous, afforfable, efficient, can be made by almost anyone with appropriate tools. Great work, when are you starting your business? Good luck.

[@dangerous8333]

He's literally using the exact same tools that all those other people in those other videos used. They're the same tools you would find every fabricator using. The only difference is this design takes less time to make and uses less materials. It's not going to be any easier for your average Joe to make though.

[@china1013]

One, probably would've been easier just purchasing four axe heads. Two, can you make one for me? I'll pay for your time and parts and shipping. This looks amazing

[@DIY.Invented]

I’m sorry but I can’t it’s very easy to make yourself if you don’t welder just by four Axe ensure this will make for you somebody how have welder

[@marktatum2592]

Huh?

[@capnchip]

Great! You got 5 pieces from a 4way splitter! Now that is clever and innovative!

[@danconlan8735]

What a clever idea! Nice job as usual. Thanks for sharing, DC

[@DIY.Invented]

Thanks

[@beebob1279]

@Jesus is LORD Glad you're religious. But try to keep to the content.

[@petersack5074]

'1 JOHN 5:3.....> >>' A good understanding, have ALL THOSE WHO DO HIS COMMANDMENTS ''' ! AND, HIS COMMANDMENTS ARE NOT GRIEVOUS... ( IF Jesus is your ' Lord ' (( ONE WHOM YOU OBEY ! = DEFINITION )) THEN, YOU WILL DO AS HE SAYS.......HE DID WHAT HIS ' FATHER ' TOLD HIM.....TO DO..... '' and as his custom was, HE entered into the temple, ON THE SABBATH DAY = Saturday, today ..........( and alot of other things/ Holy Days HE KEPT....)) so there...

[@21degrees]

Improves upon some existing wood splitters! The center is the key well done Dr. !

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you

[@DIY.Invented]

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[@richardcrippen2833]

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[@jackalister1662]

Cool idea! I work at a steel supply company,so can take off cuts home. I’m thinking use HSS for the blades,sharpen with my grinder. Only thing I would possibly do a little different is to angle the blades slightly to get a corkscrew effect that should split the wood easier. Maybe wrong on that point,but metal is free,I can weld,so give it a try.

[@billietribble3383]

Good

[@billietribble3383]

Good deal

[@애경안-o1m]

와~~~ 대박 좋은 생각 입니다

[@y8k3a]

😺素晴らしいアイディアです。🪓It's a great idea.😃🥇👍

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you

[@regconrad7783]

You just need a plastic pail cover for it when it’s out by the fire pit so no one gets drunk and falls on it lolAwesome idea

[@robertpadilla7990]

Great idea maybe with a wider base and more ax heads for bigger logs you never know. 💪👍👌

[@zia9772]

2 models

[@mclt8883]

Nice Job.

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you

[@jimkukunis9062]

Brilliant Great idea (Wish I could weld. )

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank w

[@tmyersf4]

I made one today and can confirm its not as effective as I hoped it would be. What I have found is that the wood keeps getting stuck on it the middle spike before the axe heads have a chance to penetrate and split the wood. I had a few ash logs lying around that have been drying in the shed for a few months and they literally just hopped off this thing. Maybe on softer wood it would be ok. I might try and lower the middle spike or remove it altogether and see if that helps any bit.

[@markmcculloch2570]

Very good. From South Africa!

[@jameswheeker]

He should weld a spike up through the middle so the logs stick down better initially. Otherwise.... it's pretty cool.

[@jameswheeker]

Longer spike i mean.

[@gregorymasincup7540]

Yes I do agree with you I think a large nail in the center being welded on would hold the log better and even in-between the ax heads

[@petersack5074]

Wonderfull invention. Perhaps, add a 4 inch extension plate, to the bottom (hammer end) of those axe heads........thereby increasing the splitting difference; very obvious at 6:00 time and onward. Maybe space the heads, another 1/2 apart, each one..... ( Weld this invention, onto the end of a hydraulic / motor powered horizontal splitter. Add a tip-over base, for it so the pieces, can roll on out.....foot operated with a lever, and maybe a spring return ?........? ideas.....

[@TheOldManOutdoors]

Very cool project that works beautifully!

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you 🙏

[@stephenwagener349]

Try that on timber called iron bark = 4x stuck axes

[@tripuallampudi7402]

Smart Idea to split wood without splitting your back. 😊

[@AnnointedOneMusic]

Might as well give this video a thumbs up , brilliant idea

[@krisnelson7426]

Definitely good idea... I agree with the idea of center spike being an inch or 2 longer.... Now 1 thing i do see that would make it better is an angled piece between each blade that comes up half way as an extra aid to the separation of the log... Each one should be broad sided like a slide almost

[@fookingsog]

Another plate just like the bottom but cut diagonally into quarter pieces and welded intermediately at a 45° angle in the spaces between the blades...would allow better inertial flow during the splitting process!!!😁👍🏻

[@krisnelson7426]

Exactly!!!

[@--RSL--]

thats a good idea, its like any other wood splitter except inverted. each log would need to be cut flat first though.

[@davidcox9115]

Cool idea think im going to make one. Number one on the list is a "BF" hammer!!

[@alpha5124]

Very creative. An advice: make the base fixed

[@lollol-pm5pq]

Bravo,jednostavno,efikasno-super

[@buddymann34476]

Great job. Thanks for sharing...good exercise too!

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you for watching nice to have you here

[@slimtimm1]

Great idea but for the price of four hand axes, and all that other stuff, you may as well just bought one for 40 bucks on Amazon

[@nafcd]

nice simple design but as with most wood splitting videos the wood being split is perfect. straight, soft and knot free. it struggled on the knotty piece.

[@ivanloewen4893]

Fantastic idea thanks.

[@shodanrich3317]

Like to see what happens when he puts a gnarly or knotted piece on there and it gets stuck but doesn't split. Removal must be fun. That said, for perfect pieces looks pretty cool. Same exercise but without the aim of a splitting ax.

[@7outdoors4life]

That’s amazing idea!!!!!

[@SV1HFK]

Εxcellent !! How long should the metal part of the axes be to have the best result and what is the thikness of the center metal spike ? Your info shall be valuable !! Thanks !!

[@mvblitzyo]

Excellent build..

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you 🙏

[@johnlivesay5110]

Wish ida had one of these when I was a kid because we heated and cooked with wood and it was a never ending chore !

[@dangrimes5078]

Nowadays people make KZbin videos about how wonderful it is

[@jerryhermann7233]

Great log splitter! Only thing i think id add to it is some triangle pieces of metal between the ax heads to help spread the pieces out from the ax heads.. maybe a longer spike in the middle too.

[@jerrodnewsome1495]

Looks very efficient, sturdier base / mounted better and save you loads of time.

[@glennsmith8949]

You know Sir, Everyone always has a bigger an better idea, I believe you could market this, for thous people at home, that's not using it for commercial use, I would buy this type of wood spilter in a heart beat, something like this would be a great tool for home use 🏡, Thank you for sharing your video.

[@kennethverkest6717]

I like to see what that does with a piece of oak Great idea but where I live it's mostly hardwood and I don't think that would benefit me much

[@roberthesse157]

Yeah oak, hickory, hard maple you might just have to burn it out or it'd be stuck in that block of wood forever.

[@dangerous8333]

Hey Kenneth. I have an answer to your question... Doesn't work with oak. We have Tan oak here in Northern California and they are dying from disease. So that's what we burn instead of cutting down redwoods. I made this over the last week and tried it yesterday and it will not go through the tan oak unfortunately. I'll probably end up using it for those few times I am splitting redwood or make it apart of a hydraulic splitter. I haven't decided yet.

[@dangerous8333]

@@roberthesse157 I made one of these over the last couple weeks and just tried it out yesterday. It will not go through our tan oak. It does get stuck but I used my splitting maul to get it off.

[@mattetor6726]

Awesome!

[@WeSixKings]

Pretty nifty!

[@michaelhatem6085]

Patent it, market it, make a million. Smart idea

[@shawnwilt7196]

Your design needs one change. You need a central spike that sets just a bit higher than your blades. This would give a "seat" for the log to be cut. Other than that one change, your idea is good.

[@clifforddavis722]

Ummm... Did you watch a different video. He welded one in there. I thought it may have needed to be a bit more stout but it did the trick most of the time.

[@shawnwilt7196]

I rewatched it and saw the spike this time. Not sure how I missed it the first time.

[@borisneufeld6297]

Приветствую всех 🤝 На кувалду нужно приварить блин, в диаметре чуть больше полена.. Я так думаю ☝️👍😁

[@Максим-л2х4о]

Зимой в снегу потеряешь😂

[@hizh4424]

Не, парашутить будет...

[@borisneufeld6297]

Точно.... 😂😂😂👍

[@Rafa-xl4uf]

This kind of wood cracks easily without such inventions.

[@shakin-it-boss]

Agreed. Try splitting a piece of Elm or hickory.

[@paulbillings1791]

Agreed. You can tell by the sound the pieces make when they hit the concrete floor,that this is soft wood kindling.

[@brentfrank5491]

The oak I cut would not work on that, it would get stuck. Looks great for other wood species.

[@scottrussell2411]

But a great invention great idea

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you 😊

[@temomoreno2018]

Nicely done. Do you sell these?

[@ricoweb6737]

Muy kool eso man bravo

[@jeffcaffrey70]

I think you could sell that. My thoughts are I think it would work better with a stronger & more stable base. Certainly something wider then what you're chopping. But great job ...also it gave me a new idea...

[@DIY.Invented]

Thanks You are right

[@hizh4424]

Да, да, вооружайтесь новыми идеями по поводу дров, очень своевременно. ..

[@dangerous8333]

It doesn't even work with hardwood so. 🤷

[@bradi5050]

Genius great job great idea

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you

[@rickss69]

Looks good, but a broader base would make it so much easier.

[@Logjam5]

Good idea.

[@kennethdoucette4954]

Stopped At 3:53 , You Should've Gotten A Large " I " Beam X Base Made To Keep With This Project Metal Manufactured Makeup Afterall !!! Then Below That A 1' " I " Beam Legs To Support It's Platform Above !!! Great Project , Your Imaginative&Creative!!! Thank You 🙏!!!

[@peterlau291]

This is smart! And it works!

[@DIY.Invented]

Yes thank you 🙏

[@jimmylgutierrez]

Great job

[@DIY.Invented]

Thanks 😊

[@JasonVladimir]

I like it!

[@jesselopez7850]

Great idea.

[@freeforester1717]

A bucket surrounding the log to be split would save your back a little, the split pieces would then be contained and all in one place.

[@MrColoradorealtor]

Thank you for taking the time to share this. Very cool 😎

[@DIY.Invented]

Thanks and thank you for you taking time to watch

[@TTM1895]

My great-grandfather used a tool very similar to this back in 1910 on his farm. I don't think this is a new tool, just a forgotten one.

[@DIY.Invented]

All right

[@kevinblackburn3198]

Truth. My father used something very similar in the 70s on our land in New Haven Michigan. But it's been decades since I've seen one. Great execution though!

[@beebob1279]

It's so simple I would imagine it was thought of before. But a good idea just the same. However, I want to see it working on red oak, ash, etc. where it's a bit tougher than what was used in the video. On the other hand, if this is the wood the guy has around the house, then so much better for him.

[@bernardbaltus9792]

C 'est genial, tu devrais faire breveter ça!

[@hizh4424]

Ага.... И в названии обязательно чтобы приставка " нано" присутствовала...

[@rhenderson9234]

I see lots of videos of people splitting wood, but it is always a soft wood. How about showing some hickory with knots or red elm then I'll believe you're on to something!

[@jayt658]

I grew up in a loging house hold and I have yet to see one of these videos with a knotted piece of oak🤣 The best part is,who the hell is burning all this soft wood in their fire places without a chimney fire???

[@denniswoycheshen]

@@jayt658 thank you!!! Personally I prefer the hydrologic splitter. Saves the back and whatnot. Especially when you mom needs 3 1/2 cord of wood for the winter.

[@hq7108]

Wow that is awesome

[@DIY.Invented]

Thanks 🙏

[@josearellano5778]

Hey there boss man‼️ awesome video and awesome woods splitter

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you

[@ideal7761]

AWESOME 😊

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@JanSolo1611]

That is mad genius. I'm getting one made cuz wood splitting kills my wrists. I agree though that it should be secured to a more stable base.

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you 😊

[@WudwasMcGee]

You can buy one, they were "invented" a long time before this guy and there is even a patented version from NZ. kzbin.info/www/bejne/al61mZShh5h7nZo

[@tombrown5975]

Human Ingenuity you gotta love it

[@richardstansbury9788]

Good work

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you

[@wheelietime7062]

Try it with some oak cool idea

[@АлексСанг]

Мне понравилось, а шесть топоров сваренных таким образом избавило бы от необходимости добивать деревянную чушку до приемлимой величины. Дядька молодец!!!!!!

[@АлексСанг]

@@machindramerkava7110 Виктор, обратите внимание на кувалду которой пользуется автор ролика! Импульса силы достаточно для разрушения бревнышка, это же удар, действие кратковременное.

[@scottrussell2411]

Works good cut the triangles out in between your ax blades and set it on some piece of steel where the wood can pass it'll be 10 times better

[@janvanrooij6178]

Beautiful

[@nickselby1291]

Could u make one like this for a wood splitter attachment

[@naturundhund]

Die idee ist nicht schlecht. Aber ich hätte bedenken, wenn der Hammer einmal durchschlägt....bis zu den Axt Teilen.

[@alvincook8888]

Wow! I like it!!

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you 🙏

[@jamessykes2760]

I love it.

[@lalhlimpuiahauhnar526]

Well done👍👍

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you

[@МаксатЕсеналиев-б8с]

Просто дерево идеальное а если с сучками или кривая такая штука не подайдет да и топором быстрее и удобнее

[@ВикторЕ-о3к]

Конечно, малейший сучек и все

[@mphopusumane2215]

Good idea

[@DIY.Invented]

Thanks

[@ManuelPinner]

Good Invention,

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you

[@tedsamuels3203]

Tell me , This guy ain't smart ? No , He's a damn genius..I 'll buy a couple..Thank you

[@DIY.Invented]

Thank you 🙏

[@totoguy6333]

Can someone tell me how to buy this now? This could have been a relief splitting wood for my grandma then in the days. Now I split wood for sports and helping my old neighbors in my neighborhood warm up.

[@psychotropnilachtan8869]

Using one of those axes would be infinitely more efficient :D

[@dangrimes5078]

Great idea

[@DIY.Invented]

Thanks ☺️

[@scottturnmire6678]

Needs a wider base. Good concept though. More efficient of doing by hand.

[@cassimiro-pescabrasil]

Belo trabalho. Parabéns por compartilhar invenção tão interessante.

[@hizh4424]

А то, к чему прикрутил свой "квадро топор", нельзя было выбрать ровное, или обязательно должно пошатываться....??? Да и размерчик, по-моему, не тот. Да и покраска, наверное для лучшей рубки...

[@angelchiriboga3904]

took the time to grind and weld axes. Should have taken the time to analyze it and make a tapered skirt and place it on a Heavy solid block. The skirt would slide the chopped wood out. Nice idea, Needs improvement before you run to market with it.