Unlocking Maximum Output - Dominating Logs with a 6-Way Wedge!
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- Опубликовано: 2 мар 2024
- Finally got around to running the 6 way wedge on the @EastonmadeWoodSplitters 37D log splitter. With the right size log the 6 way wedge unlocks maximum output and just dominates when splitting firewood.
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I'm from Poland and I like your videos.
Thank you...glad to hear that. Appreciate you watching.
If I split for myself or boiler, I’d probably just use 6 way the whole time, when we use the 6 way my friend Aaron always says “6 way push it threw and forget about it”. Nice video Dan!
Hi Dan that Wedge adjustment on the 37 D Makes a 💯 percent Difference The Six way Was Fast and Very Productive 👍
hi there i like the speed of that splitter , best to all good show john
Are you saying it might just be the fastest splitter on RUclips??? hahahaha
ha ha ha NO just trying to make you feel good john@@Back40Firewood
Can't beat the 37D with the right size rounds!! Nice video Dan and a very good FNL!
Thanks Obie, hope ya had a great weekend!
That 37D is a beast. That red oak didn’t stand a chance. Can make a whole lot of wood in no time at all!!!
Dan not bad for one ☝️ machine and two hands 🙌 also I think 🤔 I saw 👀 your supervisor watching you in the background all dressed in a cream colored coat 😮😊❤
lol...yep he was out keeping an eye on things, making sure no deer snuck up on me hahaha.
I have a rugged made splitter and yesterday I used the 6 Way wedge and like you said the right size wood goes through really nice and a lot of wood coming out onto the convoy and right into ibc totes for bag bundles is just the right size just a few resplits.
Hello Dan, 6 way rules on my Halverson, less slash, but you’re right about having the right size, Great Podcast my friend 🤘🏻🪵🇺🇸
Thanks! Yep depending on the size you want the finished split to be the size of the round going in makes all the difference.
I love your splitter 👍
Six way Cranked out the Wood from those Rounds Dan. Nice Pile of Oak all ready to Stack. Eastenmade sure is Powerful Enough to Split those pieces up. A shout out to Rick when you get there my Friend. Off and on Work not to much as I get very Tired. Just an hour here or there a few days a week. Friday night Live was Excellent. See you at the next Video. Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY.
You are cheating. This is Wisconsin home of lumberjacks and shots of whisky.
@overmysholder That is very True Lumberjacks and Whiskey. Around here it's Jack Daniel's and an Ax. Love the Comment, Stay Safe, and Keep in Touch. Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY. PS- I AM RECOVERING FROM HAVING 3 HEART STENTS PUT IN ABOUT 3WKS AGO. I GOT THE OK THE OTHER DAY TO DO AN HOUR HERE AND THERE. I FOUND OUT FRIDAY INTO SATURDAY IT WAS TO MUCH, SO JUST GOING TO HANG OUT CLEAN AND SHARPEN MY SAWS. MIGHT DO AN HOUR THIS COMING FRIDAY. I am from New York and Welcome you to comment anytime you want to. I do like the comment. Ron
Hard to beat the production of a 6 way if you have the right size wood. Peace
Great job
Nice splits. I don't use the 6-way wedge offton either..😉👍
Unless I have the right size wood I probably will stick with the box wedge.
That’s money Dude .
Nothing better than splitting dead standing red oak! The 6-way made some nice size pieces. Later Shifty 👍👍
As Mountain Top Outdoors demostrated in the Face Cord Challenge, the 37D with 2 people can split a face cord in a little over 3 minutes.
Yeah and did you see the video Andrew put out with the 24D...think he was even faster. With 2 people and right size wood you can really fly.
@@Back40Firewood I did see that, and it was quite impressive to say the least.
The way they designed that wedge is clever, having the wedges staggered like that. You don’t have all the wood hitting at the same time. One study you sound do? Do triangles burn better than squares? Will a stick of wood cut square last longer due to surface area? When you showed your stack a few days ago squares stack better, or do you get better “air flow” with triangles in the stack. Great content grew up burning wood and miss some of it.
Those are some interesting questions and ideas...I will say I think I like stacking the square pieces better. Not sure about how they burn however.
I probably should have gotten a 6 way with my 12-22 for just that perfect size wood but I went with box wedge and the 4 way. Still a great combo. Good job buddy.
I wanted to try it out and see and now that I have I think the box wedge will stay on...lol
Do you ever run a 12 way, I love the 12 way wedge as it covers a wide range in sizes of rounds and splits.
I haven't tried, nor do I have that wedge...would be interesting to see and try.
Hello new sub from East TN,I appreciate your videos I'll catch up on some awesome equipment I hope to get a ultra in a year , Easton made is amazing stuff, appreciate you bud
Thanks and welcome to the channel...glad ya found us and appreciate you being a part of it.
Stay safe.
Great content as always! IIRC you lowered the speed of the conveyor - maybe the original speed would've kept up? I think what would help more is if the conveyor was lower and there was a steeper dropoff angle from the tray or if the tray was shorter (or the rounds were cut longer) so that the splits would be pushed further onto the conveyor.
Nice looking firewood. Nice size. For some reason I’m not really a fan of box wedge looking wood. I know. All burns.
I’m wondering if the cross bars on the conveyer are on wrong. Seems to me that the saw tooth part should be pointing up. Not toward the exit. And the flat part pointing to the exit of the conveyor. Might grab the wood better. Just a thought. I’m no expert.
Have a great day. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋
The splits do not seem to be of a consistent size, but it is quick. For your own personal use it does matter, but for selling to the public you must do a lot of sorting to get the “right” size.
You didn't hit the carport this time (that we saw), but you nailed your tripod lol.
Bill
Hahahaha...yeah, no kidding! lol
Good splitting session 👍 Six way is nice, and I'm sure it will do "boiler wood" 😂 I still like the box wedge better
Yeah I think I prefer the box wedge as well...much easier on the re-splitting.
@@Back40Firewood The six way has it's place, like bulk firewood, but the box wedge is more more conducive for bundle and ambiance firewood. Irregardless it is a high production tool 👍 Love your videos
not sure but it looks like your conveyor chain is on backwards
You are a funny dude. 1:04
The big pieces that need more splitting is clogging up the conveyor.
I think the four way does it better. There seems to be a lot of waste - spilts too small to sell - and there are some huge splits which you were continually having to re-split.
Try that with Hickory I dare you
If I had some Hickory I surely would, and the results would be very similar.
your conveyor chain is on backwards
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Is this the Mach you slowed the conversation up sometime back
Conveyor
I got hacked.... You are cheating. This is Wisconsin. Home of cold weather and whisky. Oh oh it is 83 degrees.
Dan your gunna run out of content if you keep this up. I don't think this is the right machine for you unless your going to be doing alot of road trips..
Let the roadshow begin...lol