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Yeah, not at all interested in going that route. Cool machines, but I have zero desire to own one. I do enjoy splitting, and have been holding myself back from buying a nice Gransfors or two. I keep telling myself that once I'm in good shape again, then I can buy a splitter. But then I argue with myself that at that point I won't need one. It's probably just something I'll look at occasionally after hours of splitting, but there are plenty of things I'd rather spend the money on. -
I love to split by hand, cheaper than a gym membership, and cheaper than a log splitter. -
By Hammer5573 · Posted
I'm about to purchase a CAD program to assist my woodworking projects. I'm computer literate but I haven't used any of these programs for furniture design. Can you give me some suggestions for a hobby woodworker...? -
Google "firewood processor video". Here's a small one: Here's a big'un: -
By wtnhighlander · Posted
Powered splitters don't get tired, but still have to be loaded. I would consider one that can work in vertical mode, so larger rounds can be rolled into position without the need to lift. IMO, they won't gain you much in speed over a good splitting axe, unless you split a lot of difficult species.
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