Got to have an Axis, no doubt it. Andrew knows his stuff as well as Gerry Cole his salesman. I do not have a fork lift that can lift 2500 lbs. Once I make arrangements for unloading an Axis, my order is going to be placed with Gerry. I’m a one horse operation with a most capable helper. She works circles around some men I view on RUclips. I taught her everything she knows about processing firewood, even a power chainsaw. Safety first iis what I preach. Looking forward to what revolutionizes my operation.
I probably can't afford it right now, but if I could I would buy it from you just because you just demonstrate your product and never bad mouth your competitors. That sez a lot about your character. Keep up the good work man👍👍
Looks like you guys have definitely done proper research and development on this machine. You’ve thought about anything and everything that could go wrong and addressed it. Looks like a solid piece of equipment
Another GREAT SPLITTER IS BORN !!!!! Eastonmade never disappoints Love this new machine and the new conveyor design . The little important details that save time and labor are never overlooked . The conveyor is SWEET Congrats on another OUTSTANDING PRODUCT ! say hello to the boys !
So nice to see our very own Ontario company ship Buckin Billy Ray out this famous splitter. They are just west of Ottawa in Balderson. I knew this area because it's the home of the famous Balderson cheese. Just a 7 hour drive from my place. So happy for you Buckin Billy and your customers! A back saver and a time saver. Thanks for being so kind!
Great video Andrew and fantastic machine! I’ve been watching the Axis being used by Gord, GP OUTDOORS and the crew of friends that work together in Canada, and they’re making your machine work good around there. Thanks to all of you folks for sharing and caring to make it so everyone can work easier as we age. Best wishes to you all, Fred. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻✋🏻✋🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Eastonmade Wood Splitters being 16 and starting a fire wood stand seeing this things is incredible I could do more in a day then 4 with my axe lol how insane👍
Question about the Eastonmade AXIS Wood Splitter: I see that the up and down motion of the wedge is controlled by the foot operated lever. For someone that does not have very good use of their legs, for example : Arthritis in the Knees; would it be possible to have a hand operated lever installed, instead of the foot lever ?
I watched your video on the Axis vertical splitter , I would not need the Conveyer As I will just be doing wood for myself, I like it because I have a little shoulder and back problems , this would be ideal for me What is the price range
A couple questions for you. First, how much wood does that bag system hold? A face cord? What brand is that bag, not familiar with that style. Also, once the bag is loaded with wood how do you unload it from the stand? Thanks.
Bag holds 35 cubic feet. A little less than a face cord. The bag is from bag supplies canada. I lift the skid up to get the loos of the bag off the rack and then pick up the bag with the forks through the loops
7' is pretty accurate. Haven't thought to much more about it. The biggest probably having a longer attached conveyor is the balance of the machine. You could buy the machine without an attached elevator and purchase one of out stand alone units
I'm keen to see if you make a machine "inspired" by the WP840. Seeing the Axis come to proof of concept I just know you'd address all the issues I have with the 840 if you were to create a new "mini processor" to accompany your line of splitters. I'd like to give you a call if thats OK and throw some ideas around with you
How does the retail price on this Axis vertical splitter compare to a horizontal splitter with the box wedge? Performance being equal in terms of hydraulic power and cycle time.
This is quite a bit less expensive. I is $11000usd with the conveyor. It doesn't perform as fast as our horizontals, but it does offer another level of precision. Thanks for the feedback
I watched Chris in Wisconsin using an AXIS. In using this machine he found out if you are splitting a log that is not cut straight it can skip out and possible hit the operator or anyone standing nearby. This is mostly due to the shiny slippery surface you would be splitting on. Due you think fabricating some holes right under the splitting wedge on the deck would help alleviate this problem? Holes would not interfere with the skidding motion of the wood being worked on.
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters finally found the info I was looking for, lol. You guys need to put that stat on your product page on your website. My old back is telling me I am close to pulling the trigger on this. ;) Is the height adjustable or fixed?
@@iejunk5599 $13,000 booking into November right now. You will get a bill from the state of California for the taxes. California and PA are the only states that charge it
Yep give ian gregory a call he is our sales rep for the UK. Www.logsandsaws.co.uk Email Ian.gregory5@icloud.com Telephone 07975 626930 WhatsApp 07975 626930 Facebook. @logsandsaws Instagram Loglopper Location Essex, England
What in the hell is that racket those guys are listen too the back ground? You’re out here trying to make a professional video and those guys are blasting some kind of Ozzy Osborne rap music lol. Cool machine though. I love my little ultra.
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If I was in the market for a new splitter...this is the one I would get. Thank you for sending one to Buckin' Billy Ray.
Thanks for all the support ray. Hope bucking get to help lots of folks out with it
Got to have an Axis, no doubt it. Andrew knows his stuff as well as Gerry Cole his salesman. I do not have a fork lift that can lift 2500 lbs. Once I make arrangements for unloading an Axis, my order is going to be placed with Gerry. I’m a one horse operation with a most capable helper. She works circles around some men I view on RUclips. I taught her everything she knows about processing firewood, even a power chainsaw. Safety first iis what I preach. Looking forward to what revolutionizes my operation.
I probably can't afford it right now, but if I could I would buy it from you just because you just demonstrate your product and never bad mouth your competitors. That sez a lot about your character. Keep up the good work man👍👍
Thanks for the feedback sam. We all need each other!
Looks like you guys have definitely done proper research and development on this machine. You’ve thought about anything and everything that could go wrong and addressed it. Looks like a solid piece of equipment
Thanks for the feedback adam. It's always great to here from you!
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Eastonmade is Synonym for QUALITY MACHINERY
Another GREAT SPLITTER IS BORN !!!!! Eastonmade never disappoints Love this new machine and the new conveyor design . The little important details that save time and labor are never overlooked . The conveyor is SWEET Congrats on another OUTSTANDING PRODUCT ! say hello to the boys !
Thanks a bunch tim. Will let everyone know you said hello!
So nice to see our very own Ontario company ship Buckin Billy Ray out this famous splitter. They are just west of Ottawa in Balderson.
I knew this area because it's the home of the famous Balderson cheese. Just a 7 hour drive from my place.
So happy for you Buckin Billy and your customers! A back saver and a time saver. Thanks for being so kind!
I'm 2 miles to the front door of the cheese factory. pass it everyday!!!
Another great splitter and video! I always look forward to your videos and those from the guys that use your products. Thanks!
Thanks for the feedback dave. Very much appreciated
Great video Andrew and fantastic machine! I’ve been watching the Axis being used by Gord, GP OUTDOORS and the crew of friends that work together in Canada, and they’re making your machine work good around there. Thanks to all of you folks for sharing and caring to make it so everyone can work easier as we age. Best wishes to you all, Fred. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻✋🏻✋🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Lots of nice features. Well thought out. A credit to Andrew and the rest of the Eastonmade crew.
Thanks for the feedback alan. Very much appreciated
Competition must love your intavative thinking.
Keep it up and you will stay number 1!!!
We got some good competition out there. Great bunch of guys to work with. Thanks for the feedback!!!
Very informative video. Looks like another great product!
Thanks for the feedback eric. It's very much appreciated
Andrew, I just think this Axis is a well thought out wood splitter! And no doubt it is well built! ( Eastonmade) !!! Says it all 👍
Thanks for the feedback dave.
Eastonmade Wood Splitters being 16 and starting a fire wood stand seeing this things is incredible I could do more in a day then 4 with my axe lol how insane👍
Love your machines and cool to see you on GP Outdoors! I’ll own one of your machines eventually . . . .
That's a nice setup!
I love the music in the background in the shop lol
Just seen Buckin using this awesome machine, had to look for more on this wood splitter! 👍🏽
Thanks for the feedback. I'm hoping he can help let's of folks out with it. Really appreciate the support
Awsome splitter and conveyor. EASTON IS THE BEST MADE!
Thanks for the feedback and support danny. really appreciate it.
Great machines love them amazing how the operation is would love to talk more about that machine really interested in that model
Give us a call If you like Isaiah 613-812-3213. We really appreciate the feedback
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters I dont want to sound dumb but do you have finance options for your machines that you build
That's a really cool setup
Question about the Eastonmade AXIS Wood Splitter:
I see that the up and down motion of the wedge is controlled by the foot operated lever. For someone that does not have very good use of their legs, for example : Arthritis in the Knees; would it be possible to have a hand operated lever installed, instead of the foot lever ?
Great spitter 👍🇦🇺
I watched your video on the Axis vertical splitter , I would not need the Conveyer As I will just be doing wood for myself, I like it because I have a little shoulder and back problems , this would be ideal for me What is the price range
Check out our website george www.eastonmadewoodsplitters.com all the models and prices are listed
A couple questions for you. First, how much wood does that bag system hold? A face cord? What brand is that bag, not familiar with that style. Also, once the bag is loaded with wood how do you unload it from the stand? Thanks.
Bag holds 35 cubic feet. A little less than a face cord. The bag is from bag supplies canada. I lift the skid up to get the loos of the bag off the rack and then pick up the bag with the forks through the loops
Is that blue rod you adjusted a up stop for the wedge ? To limit up travel?
Yes; works really well
Looks like a great splitter, any plans of opening up a west coast division lol
Well maybe some day....ya just never know. Thanks for the comment!!!
With the built in conveyor, it would be a really nice machine for doing mobile splitting.
Really handy for that. Thanks for the feedback roger!
G'day mate, do you supply to Aus?
Andrew...is a stack height of 7 feet accurate with the current conveyor design? Any progress in regards to a longer conveyor? Thanks.
7' is pretty accurate. Haven't thought to much more about it. The biggest probably having a longer attached conveyor is the balance of the machine. You could buy the machine without an attached elevator and purchase one of out stand alone units
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Yes, looking like that may be the best solution. Thanks for the prompt reply. 🍺🍺
Can the Eastonmade AXIS have a 4 way wedge installed on it ?
Watch the video 4:18.
Lots of great machines out there but there is only one Eastonmade!
Thanks a bunch. Very much appreciated
I'm keen to see if you make a machine "inspired" by the WP840. Seeing the Axis come to proof of concept I just know you'd address all the issues I have with the 840 if you were to create a new "mini processor" to accompany your line of splitters. I'd like to give you a call if thats OK and throw some ideas around with you
Wont build a processor. When I left bells I told dad I wouldnt. Thanks for the feedback!
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Bummer dude. I'm really not looking forward to building my own
Great video
Thanks for the feedback todd. Very much appreciated
How does the retail price on this Axis vertical splitter compare to a horizontal splitter with the box wedge? Performance being equal in terms of hydraulic power and cycle time.
This is quite a bit less expensive. I is $11000usd with the conveyor. It doesn't perform as fast as our horizontals, but it does offer another level of precision. Thanks for the feedback
Well Done!
Thanks!
Was that lil John in the background? Lol. I hope to own one of your splitters one day
I havent got a clue what that noise is lol. Let me know when you're ready.
Eastonmade Wood Splitters Hahaha. Will do for sure
I watched Chris in Wisconsin using an AXIS. In using this machine he found out if you are splitting a log that is not cut straight it can skip out and possible hit the operator or anyone standing nearby. This is mostly due to the shiny slippery surface you would be splitting on. Due you think fabricating some holes right under the splitting wedge on the deck would help alleviate this problem? Holes would not interfere with the skidding motion of the wood being worked on.
That may be worth a shot. Thanks for yhe feedback. Really appreciate it
What is the starting price of that unit.
what's the shipping to 74421 Oklahoma? Is it possible to pick it up in person? what's the current lead time?
Shipping to oklahoma is around $1500. You're more than welcome to pick the machine up. We are booking into december of 2022 right now.
Have you given this model the green light to go to production yet? Or are you still testing/proving it?
I think we're good to go on it joe. Have been getting lots of orders for them
New more agressive conveyor flights?👍
what is the contact info on the bag that you're using?
Are you going to be building a firewood processor at some point
Andrew's father Brett owns Bells so I guess in a way he does lol.
When I left bells I told dad I wouldnt build processors. Thanks for the feedback john
Anyone have one of these? What do you think of it if you do? Thinking about buying one.
Hmmm, buy this now or wait till the next amazing design comes out, whatever it may be?? lol
Not quite sure what's next....gonna keep reaching for higher ground!!!
Of course you will! We appreciate that!
toe tap'n lol great machine
Did you do a little jig? Thanks for the feedback
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters :D
Hey Andrew how’s it going
Good ben. How are you making out?
Alright
She made it thow it’s first job
@@benmiller5003 right on
I thank down the road I maybe looking into getting a Conveyor
What's the price on this unit ?
prices are on our website www.eastonmadewoodsplitters.com
how long of wood can it split? I need to split 23 inch wood
Opening is 24"
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters finally found the info I was looking for, lol. You guys need to put that stat on your product page on your website. My old back is telling me I am close to pulling the trigger on this. ;) Is the height adjustable or fixed?
Do you have a representative here in the states? Can you ship to Pgh PA 15001 FREIGHT COST?
No we only sell direct. Freight to Pittsburgh is $1200
How about to 92359?
@@iejunk5599 $2000 for freight to California
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters total cost plus taxes and wait time?
@@iejunk5599 $13,000 booking into November right now. You will get a bill from the state of California for the taxes. California and PA are the only states that charge it
Could I get one of them here in ireland.
Yep give ian gregory a call he is our sales rep for the UK.
Www.logsandsaws.co.uk
Email Ian.gregory5@icloud.com
Telephone 07975 626930
WhatsApp 07975 626930
Facebook. @logsandsaws
Instagram Loglopper
Location Essex, England
Yea
I see it....
What in the hell is that racket those guys are listen too the back ground? You’re out here trying to make a professional video and those guys are blasting some kind of Ozzy Osborne rap music lol. Cool machine though. I love my little ultra.
Lol I turn that radio down everytime I go past it. Have no idea what that noise is, but the guys seem to like it. Thanks for the feedback
Let's Go by Lil Jon. 😂
The things taller than you. Looks to be 8 feet in height total
Yep it would be around 8 feet. Im 6' 3" for reference
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters that's my half brother's height. Me, I'm a midget at 5'8" tall
I guess I need 200k subscriber's to get one of these baby's sent to me I only have 133 subs 😞
Rome wasn't built in a day.
yet but ive had my channel longer than most of you :O
but yet i splitte wood alot more than making vids