One Man One log splitter and BIG oak rounds through a 4 way!!!!

[@stanleykeith6969]

WOW.......DON, You are the Man. You can really Man Handle those Big Rounds. Great Job ! That is alot of wood from just one of those Big Rounds !

[@turklayher4794]

Remember this video and in 5 years you can chuckle as you're setting those big suckers on the splitter with your skid steer 👍👍🪵🪵

[@benscoles5085]

Hello Mr. Schibe, those big rounds are a lot of work no matter how you do it on that type of splitter, but you made it through with the least amount of work I have seen, Good Work.

[@TheDriftlessHomestead]

That's quite the upper body workout for sure.

[@nebraskawoodstr]

Good straight grained wood there. Thank God no knots in that big stuff. Good stuff Sheib. Nebraska WoodSTR

[@garylaszewski7380]

You are a master on your splitting technique and control. Your output is great. There is a lot of thinking required especially on that big stuff. Best wishes.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

I appreciate that!

[@Garrett572xpg]

Who Needs a fence in your yard when u can build the the Great Wall of firewood around your house . U still need alot more wood

[@chrissimonis6899]

Thats the nicest wood pile ive seen

[@gerryspang5917]

After that you definitely need a beer or two. Cheers my friend.

[@fricknjeep]

good show i remember when i could do that john

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

Myself I like seeing your 500i noodle those big rounds up. The same way normal people do

[@colleensfarmadventures4176]

Sam’s a good buddy!! You’ll put that fiskars to use!! Those are big rounds indeed!!

[@knottwworking]

Big wood to work with by yourself. You deserve one 🍺

[@rockybrown7713]

Great job Don. If I lived closer I would stop by and help you. Take care of your back Brother !

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Nicely done Scheib.. I will most likely do the same when the Wolfe Ridge arrives..

[@TheDriftlessHomestead]

That is one giant round! It looks a lot bigger on the splitter vs when you picked it up.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Harry it’s definitely one of the biggest I have split on this machine.

[@michaelrivest2107]

Well done! and yes, you could sure use another set of hands ! Cheers

[@chrissimonis6899]

I like the Lite beer tapper handle on the splitter... maybe they could throw some ad. money your way

[@richysoutdoors2591]

You bet me Likin’. Some cherry, 🤣🤣. Processing that load of premium cherry logs are awesome to handle and deal with . Very nice 👍

[@RuggedMade]

Massive rounds! Nice video

[@cecilbrown7089]

You are a beast running those large rounds through the log splitter. Peace yourself and have a cold one

[@philgriswold2133]

You'll enjoy that Fiskars. I can't wait to see what you can do with it.

[@paulwagner5367]

You got a good inventory going those big guys make a lot of nice wood.The ruggged made did a nice job.

[@jeffy1466]

Nice work on the big stuff. It's so much easier watching you process it then actually having to do it. I use a fiskars to process that stuff but I have to take off smaller slabs starting from the outside

[@larryhronesz5693]

That is some nice stuff, I have to noodle that big stuff down a bit, I just can't handle that size stuff by myself but nice job, and that is a nice looking load of cherry.

[@famasmaster2000]

Love that splitter, Well done 👏

[@05victorylly]

Just picked up a rugged made 737 today! Thanks for the reviews and content showing this machine!! stay warm this winter!!

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Awesome I think you like it

[@scottroley2684]

Wood yard is looking good, that cherry will dry fast once you get it split and stacked.

[@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648]

Nice to have a good friend who looks out for you. Those big rounds take a while but a lot of wood

[@pyroman6000]

My axe isn't broke, but I did take a nice chunk out of it trying to split some gnarly green maple. I need to get me a maul, if I'm going to keep cutting that stuff. All chunks and logs of huge yard monsters, so a lot of it is tough and stringy. Hard on wooden axe handles, for sure. But- it's all the free campfire wood I could want for years to come, lol. There's also some super nice honey locust, some box elder, and some dead standing- and bone dry- ash for when I don't feel like beating the hell out of myself splitting, lol. And, of course, the giant stump piece of the 2+ yr old sugar maple, if I feel ambitious. Beautiful stuff, but my bar is only 16"- and this thing is at least 30".

[@novascotiagaragegrower3462]

Can you explain how to stack your wood so high and neatly in an upcoming video. Nice looking wood!

[@darryyllklarkey3964]

I think it's because its oak. It typically splits beautifully straight and it's dence/heavy. Imagine stacking willow that high 😉.

[@benscoles5085]

@@darryyllklarkey3964 ha, lol, and choke, it is not gonna happen, silver maple does the same, it is not strong enough to not crush under it's own weight stacked over about 3 or 4 feet tall, as it dries which is not evenly, the stack becomes more unstable yet.

[@stannelson2582]

Great work sir. I have found cherry if split small the straight grain stuff dries pretty quick. But it has to be stacked single row super loose. But that’s just my opinion. Good luck and it looks like your wood rich and your well set up for fall. I better you find some ash soon!

[@tonieveritt7045]

Morning scheib was watching you and joe it was good of you to help him out do you sell firewood or keep it for yourself you have enough firewood that is for sure just started watching your channal and like it i watch from england i watch a lot of firewood channals and enjoy all of them untill next time be safe.

[@danhenderson783]

That absolutely the slowest way to spit a large round. Get the saw out and rip it down to manageable pieces and save tons of time and frustration on the splitter.

[@marknelson6777]

No Van Deusen axe ?. Great job on the wood, yard looks nice as well.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

I may send these heads to him

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

nice job!

[@frontyardfirewood]

Digging the custom knobs on the splitter. Why not quarter the huge rounds with a powersaw tho? I just ordered a 737, glad to see it can do the bigger rounds np. Heck yeah man. Good times Does the lift arm creep down with weight on it?

[@hankjordan2602]

I like your music keep up the good work

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

I started making videos with old that wedge log splitter. I repowered it up with a predator 212cc motor and hydraulic pump. I think I'm going to put a predator 420

[@samskeeter1]

I cant help thinking there would be a whole lot less struggling with those big blocks with a vertical splitter.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

I believe the struggle would be about equal in the end.

[@outdoorswithlarryrobin]

Scheib, Good job splitting them but, YOU HAVE A 500!, Why!😂😂😂😂Take Care and Stay Safe my friend 🪵🚜👍🏼🇺🇸

[@bigDH123]

Good video Scheib, I'm just curious why you don't noodle the big rounds? I know you have your reason, but I was just curious. See you on the next one.

[@darryyllklarkey3964]

Because it makes an awesome video seeing huge rounds going through that pig of a splitter!!!

[@waynejohnson9855]

I think you will like the fiskars that’s what I use and if the handle breaks you send it back to fiskars and they replace it free. You do have to pay the shipping.

[@drewditzler2818]

have you ever used a pulp wood hook?

[@rdk162]

that split good......does the pizza wedge burn the engine out faster?

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

We're going to do on my channel a little bit of bent wedge log splitter upgrade.

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

Keep up the great videos

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

I'm going to put a 420cc with a big hydraulic pump upgrade it even more. Now it is 50 years old. I have a 24 horse motor going to set it up with a big hydraulic pump. Push on that wedge log splitter to the limit. Yes I am my big chainsaws too I run echoes 7310 cs800 590 timberwolf.

[@cowshottv5867]

I know this was a few months ago but that's a hell of a nice pile behind you. I don't mess with anything even close to that big, automatic noodle, I'm too old for that now.Do you sell a lot of winter wood for home heat or are most of your sales through the stand as loose and bundles? I like your style dude, keep up the good work

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Thanks , I sell strictly from the stand for recreational haven't had much sales through the winter we shall see how this year goes.

[@garylaszewski7380]

I re-watched this video, and have made additional conclusions: --- Who else on the Internet is splitting stuff as big as this? --- This is very dangerous, and quite likely will break Scheib's "Rugged Made" splitter. --- Scheib fully understands the old saying: "How do you eat an eIephant: On bite at a time"! --- I've not seen such determination. Is it heroic? Insanity? Let the viewer judge! But it is very entertaining. --- Scheib needs someone else present in case something bad happens. This is way too dangerous.

[@inthebackyardwithdel438]

Nice job on those massive rounds . Nice to have friends that do things for you too like surprising you with the axe . How is your cousin doing ? Is he home from his deployment ? If not , I hope he and everyone else continues to stay safe !!

[@brandong6242]

Fiskars are the way to go!

[@chrisartman6168]

Hi Scheib. Nice work with the big rounds. Will that oak season enough to burn this coming winter being split this small?

[@OutsidewithScheib]

It should but we shall find out

[@chrisartman6168]

I just scored some red and white oak. I don’t have any experience with oak. I have a lot of ash, black walnut, cherry, and maple I’ve been thinning out or clearing up windfalls.That load of cherry is sweet. It’ll be dry in 4-6 mos splitting it like that.

[@dennisworkmansr.714]

If you aren't sponsored by Miller lite you should be, pretty cheap advertisement for them.......enjoy your videos, also your duelly went to a good home, been subscribed to their channel a long time.

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

Hello from Piqua Ohio

[@drewditzler2818]

my wood splitter not fancey but i can stand it up vertical so dont have to pick nothing up just roll over flop it down and split i just sit on other stomp do all my splitting that way

[@YukonBlaze]

Is it normal for your log lift to slowly lower while running or do you have a leak?

[@OutsidewithScheib]

No I had a bad valve

[@kennethcarlson8713]

You're the man tribe

[@coggins63]

There know wat in hell can the average guy could do that job good for you.

[@rajpatel5135]

Does anybody know where ruggedmade is made? Ty

[@OutsidewithScheib]

i think its made in china and imported.

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

Well my channel is called bent wedge log splitter. My 50-year-old homemade log splitter. Upgrade

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

I don't ask for nothing on my channel a new subscriber once in awhile pass it on to a friend.

[@jimalspach8528]

Get Joe to bring the Axis over.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Hmm that’s a good idea lol but it may never leave ha ha

[@firewoodathome]

Sheesh.

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

Heck I don't even know how to make a video.

[@TimStout71]

Where there's a will there's a way. Lots of wood from just one round. I just received a letter from our Code office that I must stop selling firewood until all proper applications and permit fees are paid. What a crock, I'm small time sales compared to some of you. Just a warning to everyone out there.

[@HILLBILLYSFIREWOOD]

Cut those rounds in quarters, make noodles. its not worth wrestling around all that weight.. 🌲🌲🌳🌳✌

[@peterbabcock4568]

Almost too much