Making Firewood is Easier with this Setup

[@PicMartSkunkWerX]

Splitting directly to the stack is very efficient, it is my GO TO method. In many videos I see people split, make a pile on the ground, then pick it up off the ground, even toss it in a wagon, haul it to the pile, then stack it. That's a lot of extra motion. Nice Job!

[@paulwegner1645]

Thanks

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

No problem. Thanks for being here!

[@jimbo5056]

Love your setup n rhythm of splitting. No wasted motion.👍 Nice job

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

Thanks!

[@toyopup1026]

Great video and nice setup! 🔥 Loved seeing the dog in there too!

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

He is such a great companion! Thanks for being here!

[@trimco-mn8hh]

Nice setup. I've got the same splitter and love it. Pretty fast for a box store splitter compared to others I've used👍

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

It's not that bad of a splitter. Does the job just fine.

[@davidmay2294]

Pretty slick. Definitely building some of those pallet shelters this summer. So inexpensive to build and does the trick. Greetings from Ak.

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

Yeah, they work great. Hollar if you have questions!

[@PaulWegner-n1e]

I really like your saw table. I have a saw buck, but am considering building one of these cuz I could load a lot more logs on at one time.

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

Free plans on www.outdoorsengineer.com if you are interested. It really is an awesome addition!

[@grumpa328]

I have pretty much the same setup except I have to use chains and hook off my loader instead of forks which is not ideal. Took me 8 hours to load,cut,split and stack. How’s that compare with your output?

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

I can usually load the entire rack, which ends up to be about 1.5 face cord and cut/split/stack it in 2-3 hrs, maybe 4.

[@leonardryan8723]

Got yourself a little wood 🪵 yard , hey it’s great 👍 to get outside enjoy the fresh clean air .

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

For sure, just got outside for a little break today. What interesting weather we have these days.