Top 5 Reasons To Invest In An Amish Firewood Bundler! -32

[@davidedwards3734]

Ill probably order one after I run out of bags. Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

[@TonysCoolTools]

David you definitely won’t be disappointed based on several people that have purchased the bundler and there replies back to me. Thanks for watching and commenting. 👍

[@stevenmessinger8067]

,you look cool in fast motion

[@TonysCoolTools]

Steven Wouldn’t it be something if we could hit a switch and go into hyper mode, boy could I get my chores done quickly😂😂😂 Thanks for watching 👍

[@JoesFirewoodVideosII]

Nice jig, I don’t sell enough bundles to justify buying one so I’ll stick with twine

[@TonysCoolTools]

Ha ha Joe, out of any of us I thought you sold the most bundles. Nothing wrong with twine. You’ve got the system perfected the way you do it. Thanks for watching 👍

[@jameschandler2776]

I saw you use the bundler with Chris. It looks like a great unit. I would like to have a way to bundle, but I cannot bare to put that much plastic in the waste stream. I called the guy that distributes the machine and asked if the maker could try to design one that uses jute twine. It is a slick unit and seems to work very smooth.

[@TonysCoolTools]

James, I can’t argue with you. I felt the stretch wrap was using less plastic than the mesh bags that are being used for bundles. The idea you have about twine is good and I hope someone can incorporate it into the Amish bundler. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@toddsoutsideagain]

Nice bundling Tony! Looks like a great bundler. Have a great holiday weekend!👍🏻👍🏻 TOA

[@TonysCoolTools]

Thanks Todd, yes it’s a very well made and functional bundler. Sure makes my job easier and fun. Thanks for watching, have a great Labor Day Holiday. Stay safe👍

[@tomplentychief8978]

I ordered one today after seeing your reviews of this bundler. I looked around on the internet but I couldn’t find anything that really compares price and quality wise. Good job thanks

[@TonysCoolTools]

Tom you’re really going to enjoy this bundler. Its truly a quality piece of equipment that will last a lifetime. Unless you build yourself there is nothing I’ve found in the market that comes close to the value of this bundler. Let me know if you have any other questions. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@glenn9341]

Nice review Tony great looking bundle’s have a great holiday weekend 👍👍🇺🇸

[@TonysCoolTools]

Glenn thanks for watching and you to have a great and safe holiday👍

[@outdoorsinthe608]

Nice bundler! You make very nice looking bundles Tony. Thanks for sharing👍👍

[@TonysCoolTools]

Thanks Jeremiah, I get razed a lot about being OCD on cutting wood to 16” and splitting my wood into quarters but there is a method to my madness and good looking bundles is the outcome. Thanks for watching, hope you and the family have a great time in the back with the Colemen camper. Enjoy our nice weather!!!

[@lucysfirewood]

Great idea on using your kindling cracker to make "shims" for the bundles! I'll have to give that a whirl.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Lucy I must admit I'm like a little kid when it comes to the kindling cracker, I just love using it any chance I get. As I mentioned it helps me get my bundles tighter by locking in smaller/custom pieces for a tighter fit. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

[@tonybunch543]

👍 Good job Tony

[@TonysCoolTools]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@chris3m98]

I like my johnswelding bundler even with the added cost. Free shipping from them, built with stronger tubing, like the belt drive as it doesn't rust. Comes with wrap installed. The added weight works in my favor as it stays in place when wrapping. Sometimes it's best not to buy cheap tools in the long run?

[@TonysCoolTools]

Chris I agree there is nothing wrong with John's welding, Hudson, Twister or any of the other manual bunders. I'm just giving my opinion on the Amish bundler and why someone should invest in one. I'm glad we live in a country that give an individual buying option. Appreciate you watching and commenting.

[@laoislumberjack8232]

Excellent video again great item for the money.. First comment. 👍👍👍🇮🇪

[@TonysCoolTools]

Laois glad you enjoyed the video. You’re right it’s definitely a great value for the money and will definitely speed up your production. Thanks for watching 👍

[@oldguyfirewood]

Great explanation Tony. We think alike!

[@TonysCoolTools]

Dick I know we think a lot! Thanks for watching, have a safe holiday👍

[@ReefMimic]

Well done

[@TonysCoolTools]

Glad you enjoyed the video. This bundler is a real pleasure to use as well as a time saver. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@bwillan]

I suppose you have a magnet on the back of the utility knife too. LOL. Very effective manual bundler. The Amish sure do build quality products.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Ha ha it’s actually Velcro not a magnet, seems to work well. It definitely is an awesome bundler. Thanks for watching 👍

[@craigwilson9560]

Tony, for the price point, all the features, and your demonstration, this would be great for someone doing bundles as a hobby or want to grow their business. The thing i like about this, it can go anywhere. Electric you are tied to certain locations. Great explanation and demonstration of this Amish made bundler

[@TonysCoolTools]

Thanks Craig, this is an awesome bundler especially since it doesn’t have to be plugged in. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@bfoutdooradventures]

Great demonstration Tony. Have a safe and happy holiday, hope your bundle sales sell out.🍻

[@TonysCoolTools]

Hope you guys are feeling better, it sucks being sick. We are crossing our fingers on selling some bundles and kindling. It seems our weather will be conducive to evening fires this weekend. Only time will tell. Be safe and enjoy the Labor Day weekend👍

[@josephpeters2367]

Ty i just ordered the xl

[@TonysCoolTools]

Joseph you’re gonna love it. 👍TCT

[@mottmusic101]

Good job Tony! That’s a very cool tool.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Thanks it is cool and extremely productive and saves me a lot of time. Thanks for watching 👍

[@LitltsLogging]

I am honestly really thinking about buying one of those!! I am just not quite sure if I want to deal with bundles!! I know there's some really good money in bundles! Stay safe my friend

[@TonysCoolTools]

Tim since you’re so close let me know it you want to see it in action before buying one. As noted location is the most important when selling bundles.

[@andrewviperpingel9565]

Awesome. I'd really like one one day!

[@TonysCoolTools]

Andrew you’re only a phone call away from ordering one😂 if you do let Paul know you saw it on Tonys Cool Tools! Thanks for watching👍

[@andrewviperpingel9565]

Lol I know there also the cash thing too 🤣 but as soon as I do I'll make that call and let them know. Keep up the good videos on tools giving me the inspiration to make more money to buy more tools........

[@allanulen3809]

Thanks Tony, I enjoy your reviews of firewood tools. I bought an x27 after seeing your video with Chris, ABSOULETLY no regrets about that purchase. I have found only a handful of wood I couldn't split with it. Happy labor day.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Allan I’m glad you enjoyed my videos. The X27 is an ax on a different level then most. You’ve purchased a tool that will probably outlast you unless you lose it. As you know it comes with a lifetime guarantee. I’ll be doing more Fiskar product videos in the near future. Appreciate you watching and commenting. Be safe and enjoy your holiday weekend. 👍

[@davidn1369]

Nicest bundles I’ve seen to date! You got a new sub.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Thanks David, appreciate you hitting the sub button. Viewers razz me about being OCD when I cut my firewood or make bundles but I am proud of the bundles I turn out. Thanks for watching and commenting, check out some of my other videos, I don’t think you will be disappointed 👍

[@timbervisions]

Tony, thanks for featuring this bundler on Chris' channel and then on yours. I love mine and really loved the price point compared to others I've found to buy. Being a manual is a need for me since I don't have electricity at my wood lot. Thanks again bud!

[@TonysCoolTools]

Tim I’m glad you enjoyed my videos and found them informative. I really enjoy our KZbin firewood community and the great people I get to meet. I noticed you have a bunch of good stuff on your channel as well. Look forward to watching more of your content. Thanks again for watching and commenting 👍

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

It looks very well build and looks like it works great also. Thanks for the video

[@TonysCoolTools]

Larry, Happy Labor Day weekend to you as well , thanks for watching.👍

[@billobermeyer660]

Tony, I've watched you on Chris' channel and I am now subscribed to yours! Slowly growing my firewood side hustle and considering bundles. After watching your video, the Amish bundler is the direction I would probably take. Thanks for the great demo!!! obie from ohio

[@TonysCoolTools]

Bill I’m glad you enjoyed the video. You will not be disappointed with the Amish made bundler. It truly is a value for $$$ you pay for it. Im about 3/4 the way in paying mine off and I just started my bundle stand in May. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

[@josephpeters2367]

Ya i mean the crackler seems like a good piece.to the firewood puzzle.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Joseph it makes all my bundles look so much better since I can spit whatever size piece I need. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@DaveCollierCamping]

That is a cool tool.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Dave it’s definitely a cool time saving tool. Thanks for watching 👍

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Great review Tony!! I like the manual over the electric bundler, the, main reason for me being able to take the bundler to the wood with worrying about a power source. Thanks for sharing, see you on the next one.

[@TonysCoolTools]

I agree with you 100%, no worries about bundler working if we get hit with an EMP😂😂 Appreciate you watching and commenting, Hope you and your family have a safe and happy Labor Day👍

[@josephpeters2367]

Thanks tony 😊

[@nealtubbs9608]

Tony, I purchased one of these bundlers after you first debuted it. I absolutely love it. So easy to use and as you mentioned the presentation of the firewood I’d do much better.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Neal thanks for letting me know you enjoyed the bundler. It truly is an awesome piece of equipment. The Amish truly make a quality and functional product. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

[@charlesboston1]

so i need to point out a few things .... firstly it is not a 1- 1 ratio , it is just over 1.5 turns of the crank , possibly 1.75 turns to one rotation of the wrap . also i recently did a cost break down to build one , and i'm under 150.00 in materials , including consumables , electricity and even heat for the shop . and 4 to 5 hours to fabricate .... so they are making a healthy profit on these .... one change i would make is i'd put the wheels at the back instead of the side , and i'd use mountain bike wheels to make it easier to move around ...... there also needs to be a knife holder and a cup holder .

[@TonysCoolTools]

Charles great suggestions for improvement and product cost analysis. I don’t know if you’ve shopped around for manual bundler but the Amish bundler is the least expensive one on the market. Most others are in the $1,500 range. Unfortunately the average guy doesn’t know how to weld so they are paying for convince and reliability. Ironically if you go back to to 3 years ago these units were selling for $500 dollars. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@frontyardfirewood]

You're correct about the .75 ft and women buying them. I started out with 1 ft bundles and they didn't sell. Lowered the bundle size and slightly smaller splits and they sell well. Also raised price to 5 dollars from 4.50.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Here is a great point where we want to give more but it actually can hurt our sales. We definitely have to consider Women and seniors. Good move on raising prices to $5. Very few people carry change these days. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@leovogelgesang4398]

Have a great Labor Day weekend. I did not see your micrometer on this one?? LOL

[@TonysCoolTools]

Ha ha Leo it’s never far away😂 Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

[@frontyardfirewood]

Maybe this summer I'll up the ante and get one of these. I like the no power, or gas engine aspect for sure. Just wrap and done

[@TonysCoolTools]

You won’t regret getting one of these manual bundler. You’re right, no gas engine or electric motor to worry about. It’s quiet and fast, you’ll love th Amish bundler. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@josephpeters2367]

Where did ypu get that round black metal cylyinder that resplits the wood smaller ??😊

[@TonysCoolTools]

Joseph, it’s called a Kindling Cracker. There are two sizes. Regular and XL. I’m using the regular Here are the Amazon links where you can purchase these. Kindling Cracker amzn.to/3P4daJL Kindling Cracker XL amzn.to/3RuetDm Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@josephpeters2367]

Ty cant wait to use . I also ordered the amish bundler cant wai lt to use

[@TonysCoolTools]

@@josephpeters2367 Joseph looks like you’re getting serious with bundle wood. The Amish bundler is an awesome piece of equipment and coupled with the Kindling Cracker it will make you bundles look more professional. 👍TCT

[@brucearney9536]

Nice !

[@TonysCoolTools]

Bruce thanks for watching! 👍

[@knottwworking]

Good information, if you are going to get into a manual bundler this looks like one. The price is right and easy to maintain.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Terry this is definitely a tool to make your job easier and faster. I appreciate you watching 👍

[@Living-The-Dream]

Excellent presentation as usual Tony ! Great info on what I consider to be “For the Average Firewood guy” bundle maker. Meaning the hobby Guy or side hustle guy, but in it for the long run. Thanks for all the info 👍👏🪵🪓🔥 Rick

[@TonysCoolTools]

Thanks Rick, yes you are right this bundler is for the person (guy or gal) that wants to step up to the next level in there bundling business. This bundler will cut there production time considerably if they are using a 2x 4 bundle frame and 3” stretch wrap. Thanks for watching. Have a safe holiday👍

[@LeBlancfirewood]

Love my kubota built racks on it fill it then bundle out of it. I should do 20000 this year

[@TonysCoolTools]

Wow Chris, sounds like you have a lot of seasoned wood if you’re doing that many bundles. I can see you need more than one bundler for that production. 👍TCT

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks for the video Tony. Mine is on its way. What wrap are you using and where do you get it?

[@TonysCoolTools]

Brad glad to hear you are getting an Amish bundler, you're gonna love it. Something is going on with KZbin in that I believe you sent me a message last Thursday asking me where I get my stretch wrap from. I sent a reply but evidently you didn't get it. I buy it from Packaging Supply 800-456-2467. I get the 90ga cast SKU: 50210-01 or the 80 ga cast Sku: 50076-1. Either one will work fine on the bundler. Don't get the blown its way to noisy. After calling several companies this is the cheapest and best, I've found. Unfortunately, I think they are out of stock, I'm hoping they will have some this week. If you go to Joe from Ohio Wood Burners KZbin channel, he has a deal for anyone ordering of either 5% or 10% off with his affiliate code. Sorry you didn't get this sooner. Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. Tony

[@DJRyder7]

Great review Tony, but the crank-to-wrap ratio is nowhere near 1:1. It looks like you made about 6 crank turns to get 4 wraps. About 1.5:1. You could count the teeth on each sprocket to get the exact ratio. Overall though, looks like a very well made bundler. Thanks for showing.

[@TonysCoolTools]

DJ glad you liked the video, thanks for watching and commenting. Have a great holiday…👍

[@cowshottv5867]

I don't think the ratio is a huge issue to any of us who are actually in the market. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@jakebredthauer5100]

@@TonysCoolTools If it were a 1 to 1 ratio, there would be no need for any sprockets or chain. If you put a long enough handle on the bundle, anyone could turn it. A pair of small wooden fence posts would probably work okay for the stand, after they were planted. Someone should design a $100 bundler. I would like to see what it looks like. The reason there is no $100 bundler may be that anyone could build it. If you could design it and make it popular that would be a bonus for your show. Intentionally design a homemade model. I know you have high intelligence. I can tell by the way you move and the way you talk. After demonstrating what other people have built it is time for you to start yourself. It is what Whites do. If you design it then you name it, like a Franklin stove.

[@jakebredthauer5100]

@@TonysCoolTools You could offer a kit with blueprints and key components. Put the axle under the bundle rack. Put the crank straight down but slanted inward to keep it from hitting knees. The weight of the operators arms will be a good counterbalance for easy turning. I leave it to you to determine whether these ideas will harmonize with other design requirements. You could use baling twine if you knew how to make the twine get very tight. I know there is a way to grab the twine in the middle and twist it into a loop. I CAN explain it to you. With a loop on the end take the other end and go through that loop, then backwards to the middle loop. You can make as many middle loops as you need. I expect those two loops would be plenty. Extra length could be a handle loop. Loops give mechanical advantage as a pulley would. The problem with twine may be the time requirement. It takes two to three seconds to form a middle loop. It might take 5 to 10 seconds to form an end loop. 5 to 10 seconds for the final tie and 5 to 10 seconds for a handle loop. My assumption is using only one wrap of twine. More than one wrap would be optional. Unbundling: 1. Shears or knife. 2. Leverage to break the twine. 3. Pull pieces out with twine on. 4. Apply fire/heat to twine. 5. Untie. 6. Abrasion.

[@jakebredthauer5100]

@@cowshottv5867 The purpose of the chains and sprocket is to get the right ratio as if 1:1 is not right.

[@m9ovich785]

Thanks Tony. I think you meant Tetrus LOL There is a slight gear Ratio difference. The Sprocket on the drive is smaller than the Driven one. Mike M.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Mike haven’t you played “Jenga”😂 Thanks for watching 👍

[@m9ovich785]

@@TonysCoolTools Yup .. it is a game of Removing Blocks. Tetrus is a Game of fitting pieces together. LOL..

[@KNLFirewood]

Wait a minute. There are some gems here you didn’t elaborate on. You went to a firewood workshop? I need to know more. A kindling cracker? I want a close up of that. Your bundles look great! Happy selling and have a great holiday weekend.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Ha ha Mike I thought I talked to you about the workshop. We’ll need to chit chat when you get a moment. Check out my video #18 on the Kindling Cracker. Thanks for watching and hope you, Alison and the girls have a great Labor Day Holiday.

[@coreyrunkle7692]

I would also like to hear about this firewood workshop.

[@TonysCoolTools]

@@coreyrunkle7692 Corey the workshop was put on by Harry Watt from the North Carolina State University Wood Products Extension. It was held at the Arlington Ag Reserch Center in Arlington WI on June 15 & 16. The workshop covered all aspects of the firewood business including marketing, sales, equipment etc. It was interesting and informative. Harry Watt has about 30 KZbin videos on the workshops.

[@steveholbrook4729]

well built machine

[@TonysCoolTools]

Steve it definitely is. I wish I would have found this earlier. Would have saved me a ton of time on making bundles. Thanks for watching 👍

[@crazyman3157]

Great video Tony. I am definitely a fan of this bundler, it is light enough to be portable which you can take it to the wood (like Chris has on In the Woodyard), and is well built. Also, no power needed, definitely a good thing when it comes to taking the bundler to the wood. The little details like a chain drive make a big difference. All the main components such as the bearings vs bushings are thought out. Bearings have grease fittings, nice size chain, etc. well designed all the way threw. Another small detail is the moving components are orange, attracts the eye for safety purposes. I got thinking, Chris would add some of his famous pink tape to it some where though. Lol. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@TonysCoolTools]

Yup Chris would definitely have “embellished” it with his trademark PINK duct tape😂 Great observations on the benefits of this bundler. You brought out the facts everyone should be interested in when shopping for a bundler. All I know is it’s a blast to use and saves me a ton of time bundling my firewood. And to boot the price is reasonable for the quality piece of equipment you are getting. Remember you are supporting a local business and bundler is made in the US. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

[@rickthelian2215]

Hope you have some sales over the weekend 😀🇦🇺

[@TonysCoolTools]

Thanks Rick, I’m crossing my fingers we sell out of firewood. Appreciate you watching 👍

[@rickthelian2215]

@@TonysCoolTools Chris was wearing the t-shirt you gave him😀🇦🇺

[@TonysCoolTools]

@@rickthelian2215 yup he only wears it on special occasions, it’s a sacred t-shirt for him😂

[@rickthelian2215]

@@TonysCoolTools 😀😀😀🇦🇺

[@Dirtpoorhomesteader]

Are there adjustments that can be made to this bundled to make a 0.75 ft bundle instead of 1 cubic foot?

[@TonysCoolTools]

What I did was put a piece of tape on both sides of the frame so I can stack wood to do 3/4CF and a 1CF. If I go slightly over the loading frame it’s approximately 1.25CF. I do show the tape in the video. Thanks for watching and commenting👍TCT

[@adrianwhitehead6238]

Hi Tony, the Amish firewood bundles are always made and works well. I would like to see someone make one that could use a material that would burn or degrade eg thin card or string etc. Might have to re-spool it though. Maybe something you could look into?

[@TonysCoolTools]

You know Adrian you might be on to something. I’ll have to play around with it this winter. Thanks for watching 👍TCT

[@Alan_Hans__]

I reckon the freight would be a killer to here in Aus. I really want to make 1 of these because you can never have too many tools. 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 🇦🇺

[@TonysCoolTools]

Ha ha Alan maybe we can get the Amish builder to open a manufacturing plant down under😂 Thanks for stopping by and watching 👍

[@lestrrbarger6083]

Nice machine need info where to get it

[@TonysCoolTools]

Lestrr it’s an awesome bundler. Here is the contact info: Contact Paul at 616-206-5100 to order bundler and let Paul know you saw it on Tonys Cool Tools. Thanks for watching my channel 👍

[@jeanvaljohn3921]

Iam a watcher not a bundler, yours is the third vid I've seen on this bundler. One fella wished they made it ambidextrous to exercise both arms, another fella wanted it zinc dipped to rust proof it. No negative reviews though. Your camera and audio are getting better. These overcast days we've had make lighting tough. Re: weight of product. The Fareway grocer told me that ten pounds ( Two pounds heavier than a gallon of water) Is the maximum he would offer for firewood, Any heavier and 50% of the customers seem to require assistance.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Jean thanks so much for your comments especially about the weight of the firewood bundles sold at the grocery store. It’s definitely is a concern when your talking moms with kids or seniors trying to buy bundles. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍

[@jeanvaljohn3921]

@@TonysCoolTools you are welcome, I don't have room for a woodyard ,nor could I run chainsaws or a splitter with the neighbors so close. But I might be able to purchase split wood and then wrap it with that bundling wrapper, For a road side stand.

[@TonysCoolTools]

@@jeanvaljohn3921 Jean you’re thinking out of the box, I like that, don’t think you can’t, find a positive outcome!!

[@josephpeters2367]

The .75 looks like 50 percent of compartment

[@TonysCoolTools]

It all depends on how you stack the pieces., due to the nature of firewood some may be a bit smaller others larger. I typically like to give about 10-13 pieces for each bundle. Thanks for watching and commenting.TCT

[@josephpeters2367]

Ty ​@@TonysCoolTools

[@stevenmessinger8067]

Suggestion: use your hands while speaking,you look a bit stiff. Otherwise great presentation. I really enjoyed your new channel Mr. Tony.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Steven thanks for the suggestion, appreciate your input. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

[@christianroux2607]

will this hold a 6inch wrap as well as 12 inch. Thinking about getting into kindling and silo stove length bundles Thanks for all the great videos. Keep up the good work sir!

[@TonysCoolTools]

Chris that’s a good question. Typically the 6” has a small core where the handles goes where as the 12” wrap has a core of about 3+ diameter. the other thing is you’d have to center the 6” on the wrapper but that would be easy with some wood spacers. You’ll have to see if anyone sells a 6” wrap with a larger cor. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@firewoodathome]

👍👍

[@TonysCoolTools]

Hello Bill, hope you’re having a great Labor Day Holiday! Thanks for watching 👍

[@Eric-B24559]

Great video. I didn’t hear what cost of bundler was?

[@TonysCoolTools]

I believe the bundler is $770 plus shipping unless you pick up in Michigan. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@Eric-B24559]

@@TonysCoolTools thank you

[@haroldanderson2781]

Nice job Tony. It would be kind of hypocritical if the Amish built an electric bundler. Unless they used a generator???

[@TonysCoolTools]

Harold it’s interesting in that there are different guidelines for groups/regions of the country. Regardless the quality is awesome. Thanks for watching 👍

[@josephpeters2367]

👍

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Not bad for the price point..

[@TonysCoolTools]

Daniel you are right you get what you pay for and this piece of equipment will not disappoint you. Thanks for watching , stay safe.👍

[@joedubray1065]

Is there any way to incorporate some type of string or small rope instead of the plastic wrap, I feel like it would look nicer and more environmentally friendly. I’m thinking of selling bundles and was trying to incorporate some idea like this but with rope or string

[@TonysCoolTools]

Joe in theory it sounds good but so far I haven’t found anyone that has a mechanized way of wrapping on a bundler machine. I agree stretch wrap is not the best option but better than the poly bags. I try to do the minimal number of wraps which is 4. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@stanleykeith6969]

12 pc. in that bundle for $8.00 or more? 🤣 What are you selling your bundles for Tony ? Great video !

[@TonysCoolTools]

Stanley Don’t I wish I could get $8.00 for my bundles. In my area every Tom, Dick & Harry sells firewood starting at $2.50 for a bundle of sticks picked up in the woods. I sell my bundles for $5.00. My stands are not in a major town so I’m lucky to get the sales I do. Thanks for watching 👍

[@jefftaussig7373]

What type of stretch wrap is best for firewood bundles.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Jeff I use either 90ga or 80ga cast not blown. Though blown wrap is a bit better for being punctured it’s way to noisy. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

[@TonysCoolTools]

The wrap is 12” and core size seems universalI. I buy it from Packaging Supply 800-456-2467. I get the 90ga cast SKU: 50210-01 or the 80 ga cast Sku: 50076-1. I would not get the blown in that it’s to noisy.

[@johnphillips770]

Hey Tony for some reason UTUBE unsubscribed me from your channel and I quickly rectified that problem, just wanted to let you know

[@TonysCoolTools]

John thank you very much for letting me know. Not sure what KZbin is doing but other subscribers have told me the same thing. I will mention it on my next video for everyone to confirm the are subscribed. Appreciate your loyalty and for watching my channel. Have a great rest of the holiday weekend 👍👍👍

[@dustinwagoner3946]

Where can I buy?? Can’t find link anywhere

[@TonysCoolTools]

Dustin you’re gonna love it. They don’t have a web page but here is the contact info. Just let Paul know you saw it on Tonys Cool Tools Contact Paul at 616-206-5100 to order your bundler If you do end up getting one Let me know how you like it. Thanks for watching and commenting . TCT

[@donaldlanciano492]

Hi Tony. I called Paul as you had suggested and ordered a bundler. I was told my bundler would be mailed out that Friday. I had ordered it on a Monday. Now it's been 2 weeks and when I inquire about tracking info or if it's even been shipped yet I'm just told I'll get back to you. I have a feeling there where none ready and in order to get my money I was told there where and now I have to wait until they are produced. This leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Has anybody else had this issue?

[@TonysCoolTools]

Donald sorry to hear you are having an issue. I have to say you are the first viewer that has contacted me with an issue. I will reach out to Paul and ask. I know since the video’s I’ve done with Chris from In The Woodyard and my review video’s they have sold 20-30 or more bundles. Several KZbinrs like Brad from Firewood In The Furnace and Firewood On The Hill have gotten the machines with no problems. I agree a company should honor there commitments but I will say supply chain issues have hit all businesses since Covid. I appreciate you taking your time to let me know. Tony

[@donaldlanciano492]

@@TonysCoolTools thank you for the response. I do believe the machine will come and that ultimately I will be satisfied. I just feel like I was mislead about when the machine would be shipped. I understand some things are out of our control but each time I reach out for an update I'm told I'll get back to you. I feel like there where no machines available at the time of my order and that I'm just not being told that. But thanks again love the channel and felt you should know

[@TonysCoolTools]

Donald I reached out to Paul. See his reply back to me. Yes. I may have spoke. With him yesterday. My inventory count was off and bundler are being shipped again this coming week. He may have fallen through the cracks a few weeks ago. Paul was very apologetic about the problem and said they implemented a new tracking system to help with customer questions. I know when you get your bundler you’re gonna love it. Tony

[@TonysCoolTools]

Donald I just got back from the Paul Bunyan show and left Paul a message about your splitter. Possibly issue is resolved but if not I hope to hear something soon. Tony

[@donaldlanciano492]

Thx Tony. I have still yet to recieve the bundler. It's very disappointing. I just keep getting told different excuses with every inquiry. I like to th8nk I'm patient but this is not how a business should be run.

[@frankhampton1837]

How much I’m looking for one but I’m not paying 2500. For one

[@TonysCoolTools]

Frank the Amish bundler is currently $750 Plus Shipping. It is made in Stanwood Michigan . You can call Paul at 616-206-5100 to get an exact price. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

[@wdsracer]

Do you get 42 bundles from a face cord?

[@TonysCoolTools]

my bundles are 1.0 cf . so I typically get about 32-34 from a face cord. my bundle dimensions are 10”x12”x16”. And as you know unless you are extremely meticulous with bundle wood piecies you end up with piecies you can’t use which makes your overall number less. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@frankhampton1837]

Fine I’m sold please just tell me how to buy one.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Frank it’s an awesome bundler. All you need to do is call Paul at 616-206-5100. Please let him know you saw it on Tonys Cool Tools. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@joeshaffer2506]

Boy the price went up over 100$ to today price Jan 1/2024 says 895 for bundler now guess should of got one last year

[@TonysCoolTools]

Joe timing is everything. The price of steel and materials is going up in price and I don’t see it coming down in cost. Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT

[@tomriblett2979]

Nice unit just do not have the population to get one. Have a good day.

[@TonysCoolTools]

Thanks For watching Tom 👍

[@jonjohnson8289]

Hi,where can I buy this?

[@TonysCoolTools]

Hi just go the the ProSizer web site for details kzbin.info?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbDVyZG9WcmRMc1NjMHpXYWxmTlB3NWVvUFNfUXxBQ3Jtc0trbktXVzRNNzBEZmtiNUpqZ2FyQk9GSmlPN0ltLUktR1h5cVRCOWxyVzJOaVBzSTFOY1M4OElxNWNLTm01dVRxNk1GR2Z2czh5M2JZVDNrbHJBd0NTZUkyOXpQbGtyUlREeGtfampuX2NrNFR3bU5TQQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.firewoodprosizer.com%2F&v=l5Tzgde3xB4 Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT

[@TonysCoolTools]

Jon I think I sent you the wrong info previously. Here is the contact info on the Amish Bundler. Contact Paul at 616-206-5100 to order your bundler Sorry for the confusion 👍TCT

[@outdoorswithlarryrobin]

Hello Tony, you forgot to call the bundles PRETTY! 😂 nice Bundler, warning though! You should get some KUBOTA Gloves!😂🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸

[@TonysCoolTools]

Ha ha well I didn’t want to bring out my feminine side and put a bow on it😂🤣. I’ll have to check those glove out since I own a Kubota UTV it would be appropriate to wear them. Thanks for watching and have a safe holiday weekend. 👍

[@steveprince5612]

What's thecontact number can't seem to find it

[@TonysCoolTools]

Here is the contact info on the Amish Bundler. Contact Paul at 616-206-5100 to order your bundler. Let them know you saw it on Tonys Cool Tools. Let me know if you have any other questions 👍TCT