Eastonmade; Box Wedges, Which One Is Right For You? 

I'm not a big fan of the snow myself!!! thanks for the feedback and support richard

Hope it helps some people out. Really appreciate the support.

Thanks for the feedback and support gord. Hope it helps some people out

Thanks robert. Really appreciate the support

Thanks for the feedback and support Karl. Always great to hear from you

Thanks for the feedback and support steve. Really appreciate it.

Very much agree

Thanks for the feedback and support. really appreciate it. let us know when you're ready

Different strokes for different folks. It would be a pretty boring spot if we all liked the same things. Really appreciate all the support steven.

Very true Andrew.

What was the cost for the 7way?

Thanks for the feedback and support. Really appreciate.

here's a video that we have done jeff. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eGVhFDjSCoQ.html

You're gonna love it.

Let us know when you're ready Aaron!!! Really appreciate the support

Feel free to email marc and ill give you a call or make sure gerry does. The phone doesn't stop here andrew@eastonmadewoodsplitters.com

The box wedges save a lot of work. Thanks for the feedback and support!!!

I was thinking that to tim. It is hard to see from the angles I was using. Really appreciate the support.

Thanks for the feedback and support bill!!!

Straight wood does help. appreciate all the support.

lol Thanks for the support Ian. I think we're loading the container on friday!!!

@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters cool, be a lot of happy people over here soon

Thanks for the feedback and support wes. Really appreciate it.

Thanks for all the support Brad. Really Appreciate it.

Yep for sure. Just not sure how to incorporate it.

@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters, feel free to look at the one I added to mine. It's not perfect but simple and works, and might give you some ideas. It's also on a hinge so it can fold down when needed.

We are really busy with calls. Feel free to email me and I can get you looked after andrew@eastonmadewoodsplitters.com

Just sent that email, thank you Andrew

Either box wedge is $800. the biggest advantage of the box wedge is that it makes the big rounds a lot easier to handle.

@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters how much in advance do I need to tell Gerry for the larger pieces

@@paullandry8301 Couple of weeks would be helpful, but we can accommodate at any time.

Yep I can do that.

No nothing for the 12-22. We have done some 8's before but the wood has to be perfect

@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters thanks!

@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters I have in mind an alternative knife pattern for the 6-way wedge. It would be the one center vertical knife wiith two parallel horizontal knives. Then it would cut two ways under the first horizontal knife. It would cut four ways if the block were below the top horizontal knife. It would cut six ways using the full wedge. All of the knives would meet at right angles. It would eliminate the sharp angles of your 6-way. It would give the operator better split choices for better splits. I have no experience; I was only looking at some videos. You might say to just put in a 4-way or 2-way if you want a 4-way or 2-way split, but that is not as convenient as pushing on the wedge lift lever. It would be a three-in-one type of deal, eliminating the need for so many wedges in the hands of the customer. It may increase the number you offer for sale or replace your current 6-way. The maximum force required to push the block through may be reduced. The wood will not have the sharp-angled cuts on it. I don't know if sharp-angled wood is good or not. If all of the cutting-edges contact the block at the same time, that would not be good. I like the 7-way box wedge for the larger rounds (14 inches diameter). Would you build a 6-way wedge for me as specified above if I bought one of your larger splitters? I wouldn't care if you wore the paint off of it by testing it. For the dimensions on the knives, I suppose design it for an eleven inch round, and the height could be adjusted for rounds of other sizes. I suspect the design I described here would work better on oversized rounds than the 6-way you now sell.

They are metal on metal. there is no load on them, it floats up and down and side to side.

No...a 6 way wouldnt work out to even pieces

Around 20" when its level. it can be adjusted up or down with the jack

Thanks keep up the great videos👍

Eastonmade now has a 12 way for the biggest splitter they have. There is a video.

In the event that there is an issue we would send you down the parts. Normally just need picture or a description. If you are not comfortable doing the repair on your own you can send it to a repair shop and we will cover the cost within reason.

Yep....best to avoid knots or work around them

They hold up really well. The wood just isn't quite as pretty

You can get the 7 way on any of the machines. In this video we are running a 12-22

@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters thank you. Hoping my 12-22 is still on track for a March delivery.

really depends on the size of the rounds. It is a little slower in tougher stuff, but not much.

We have order a splitter. How far out are we? Do you have any conveyors for sale?

here's the link for the video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eGVhFDjSCoQ.html

Normally 16 1/2"

Yes that is correct

no we only sell direct

No we charge the same for them

How close to taking deliverery of my machine do I need to let you know which box wedge I want to go with

@@hirscheystreeservice2716 couple of weeks would be fine

Ok thanks

I think it is a toss up between a box wedge and the Axis vertical splitter when it comes to the big rounds. Go check out Buckin' Billy Ray run his Axis on the big gnarly wood they have there, or Adam at Hometown Acres use his Axis with the tree service firewood rounds he gets quite often.

@@bwillan I have a Axis on order. I have a 22-28 with a boxwedg. I guarantee the 22-28 will out produce the Axis. I got the Axis for more bundle wood, campfire wood, cook/smoking wood and kindling. I can't wait to get it and try it out.

Between 5 and 6" raised all the way up

at my house started in 72 john

@@fricknjeep Man this would have save many broken fingers strained backs and lots of naughty words!

www.eastonmadewoodsplitters.com/products.html?store-page=Eastonmade-12-22-Wood-Splitter-p297621137

Great to hear from you Dennis. We can do the box wedge but it won't have a pull back arm.

Yes get in touch with Ian gregory at www.logsandsaws.co.uk

Visit their website, you can get pricing on the various configurations of splitters there.

$800

613-812-3213 or andrew@eastonmadewoodsplitters.com

@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters i have called 2 times before left messages and i didn't get a call back I'm interested in the 12-22 also are they available or is there a waiting list

@@zachwootton4294 send me an email to andrew@eastonmadewoodsplitters.com with your number and I'll give you a ring. Booking into January of next year right now.