New Firewood Bundler - SawHaul Winner Announced 

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Super excited to see the giveaway news!!! Thank you very much! Looking forward to it! Keep the great videos coming!

Outdoors With the Morgans sent me...you seem like a good person. I really appreciate that you emphasize safety in your videos (hearing protection, chaps, etc)

Nice addition the the process of bundling wood.. great to see the hole family out there 👍

You're all setup, Adam! Between the wood stove and the firewood bundler you'll be able to run your firewood business year round. Great job, that is sweet!

It’s nice to see I’m not the only one who is OCD about my bundles. My miter saw is on a stand next to my bundle area. I measure all my pieces and still get those that are an inch longer. Nice setup you have Keep up the good work. 👍

Great video Adam and congratulations on the great bundling setup. It’s good to see the whole family out working together. It won’t be long before the little man will start his firewood apprenticeship. Stay safe

Great job Adam, good seeing the family out there helping you. They are both looking good and enjoying the outdoors too. Thanks for sharing with us.👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Hey Adam I would say you did good with the new bundler looks like a nice piece of equipment. I’m glad I’m not the only one who can’t cut firewood to the same length. I’ve been taking extra effort to get my rounds the same length. Take care brother.

Amazing work - great choice of supervision. The ear gear is a nice touch😁

Because of your channel is why I just bought my Kioti ck3510hst. It’s awesome and can’t wait to get more attachments for it. Looking forward to getting a grapple.

Maybe put the bundler next to the saw and then the two baskets behind that. Then you can turn yourself instead off all of those steps. Also have a buket for offcuts underneath the saw - no cleaning afterwards. Awesome channel ! Thanks from 🇩🇰

Move the chop saw next to the bundler and set the re cut into the bundler with out walking. A Box Wedge splitter works best for bundles,Dont guess when cutting rounds, Measure.

Hi just came from Mike Morgan .It look your bundler is 2 pieces smaller than your old size ? nice to see you are supporting a Canadian company Easton . Your neighbour with the wood leftovers from the logging is like a god send . Keep up the good quality . Mike up in Orillia Ontario.

Can’t wait to watch the bundler work! My homemade bundler doesn’t stretch the wrap tight enough. The bundles become loose over time. I also cut my wood to 15 inches to make sure they fit in the basket. I use my chainsaw sheath with a 15 inch line sharpied on it to know where to make the chalk marks. Perfect length ever time.

Nice bundling set-up Adam! That Brute force bundler is very nice 👍

Oh those cutoffs work really well in my wood smoker. People buy bags of those too if you want to sell everything

Just watched this video today. Great job! Maybe find a way to place your mitre saw next to the bundler to reduce walking back and forth.

That new bundler is a big step up from the other one. the shop class did do a really nice job of it. Keep up the good work

You accountants with your status-tics, charts and bar graphs😆 ...love it. Just think how much more engaged I’d be at my primary employment if statistics were as interesting as this! Nice clean bundle setup you have there. Another great Wisconsin manufacturing company getting exposure.

My DK45SE is VERY popular around here. New since 2013 and never let me down. Todd in NH.

Loved the little guy in the ear coverings. That Axis is a great splitter. Even though you use the cut off pieces, it would seem logical to have a better marker system on your splitter. Given the extra time, energy and electricity to recut them, it would benefit you in the long haul. Enjoy watching the videos and as someone who grew up on a farm many, many yrs ago, have carried in quite a bit of wood.

Goodness having the sound pick up in the garage really messed with the sound synching in the beginning of the video Adam. Nice work with the splitting and bundling, time to start marking the length to cut on the logs and "cut out" that extra step before bundling. Great video, thumbs up.

Switch your loose basket with your saw for more efficiency. You're doubling your steps with your current setup. If you switched their places, you would work in a clockwise pattern; loose at 12, cut at 3, bundle at 6, stack bundles at 9. The way you have it, you go to 3, then 12, then 6, then 9. Great content though.

Morning Adam and thanks for having the opportunity to win a SawHaul. Congrats to Rooster! Great seeing the family today. Stay well.

If the length of cut is important, though it might take a bit of time, while the logs are in the air held by the grappler, mark the lengths before starting to saw. You could even have someone mark them while the logs are in a pile before picking them up.

Some nice looking firewood Adam! Prime bundles for sure. And nice to know my daughter isn't the only baby to love it outdoors!

I think I’d put the miter saw next to the bundler to save steps and make the process more efficient. Put a magnet somewhere on the bundler to attach the knife to. I do the same with my off cuts, it’s surprising how much heat you can get out of them.

I live in Minnesota and we buy fire wood on the way to the lake from a local farmer/fire wood supplier. They package it just like you show In the video and he also wraps his calling card so it is displayed.

I'd love to see you try out one of brute forces wood spliters. Made in Wisconsin. Look like one of the best.

I enjoyed the video and the family. To me THATS what it’s all about.

You could probably sell them cut off pieces as smoker wood if you had the right types of wood in there just a idea!

Adam, you should try the Mingo marker when cutting logs. It puts a small dot of paint every 16”. Maybe this might save you the extra time and work when bundling. Enjoy watching the videos and seeing your business grow.

I know I'm late to the party but... If you haven't already, try using a story pole for cutting your rounds for firewood. I know there are other measurement tools but those you have to buy. You likely have a 1x2 hanging around or can cut one. Just mark it at your 16 inch increments with some bright paint and you're all set.

Man the just "mower guy" got jipped 😂. Great vid 👍🏽. Congrats to the winner!!

I had a different brand of stretch wrapper. It came with a few trays to load the wood into & drop it into the wrapping machine. It's faster that way. And if you got someone to pack the trays ? 👫 Your production will be much better.

Morning Adam. Thanks for including a cameo with the family - those little ear muffs were great! LOL! I can't remember what you use for marking your lengths but have you tried a Mingo Marker? I know you will often have off-cuts on the ends of logs but perhaps after you Mingo the log, throw the off/end cuts off into a separate pile so you know you always have your 16" lengths in the pallet. Just a thought, that's all. Have a good weekend and thanks again - the little guy is growing fast!

Glad to see that I'm not the only guy who uses his miter saw to trim his firewood

Nice bundler. I did notice it in the background of a previous video. 👍

One tip you may (hopefully) find useful in bundling and in getting the same size is using a bandsaw. Put the woo. In the bundler , on side on the bundle will all be nice. The other side is all random lengths. Set up a stop on the nice side and cut off the random lengths on the other side. That will greatly speed up production. Besides the band saw is WAYYYY faster cutting off the “off cuts” You will need a pretty big machine maybe a 16” throat? Check around you may find one used that will work wonderfully. Rock out my man!

There are automated log cutters that will cut logs at the same length every time….might want to consider for a future purchase. Would save you a lot of time and labor and increase productivity.

It’s nice to see the wives helping in the vids I’ve watched. Good family time and also know how that $$ was made

Cut a small piece of plywood to go over your utility sink to use as a work surface. You can lay your knife and other tools there and not have to balance them. I do that in my garage and just store the plywood standing on end beside the sink when not using it.

Hey Adam. I believe you are going in the right direction. I feel that cutting off the ends of your bundle wood one-by-one will catch up to you regarding time/labor efficiency even though you burn them. Thoughts?

Nice process you did that in no time.

Ever wrap your hand in the bundles? Nice equipment, great looking family.

I am sure you are aware of the number of gadgets available for measuring out the lengths of your firewood rounds. Mingo marker, magentic chainsaw bar attachments, good ole tape measure and chalk. A little time spent up front also contributes to your overall quality of your firewood product.

The recutting seems like an aweful extra step tbh, time to get a magnetic measuring stick! That new bundler and the setup seems very nice otherwise! Also a pretty picture cut into the backplane

Beautiful family & beautiful country you live in! I've been thinking about leaving NY and looking into PA any suggestions?

Maybe try a small electric chainsaw to buzz off any long pieces once bundled. Saves the step of throwing on the miter saw.

ONe piece at a time? You are getting your steps in for sure.

You should do another giveaway for the old bundler. It was awesome of the School shop class to make it and give it to you. Pass along the good craftsmanship to another firewood friend.

Hi Adam, it's Big Rodders in Ireland. I am so envious of the range of equipment available to you folks across the pond and the lighter legislation that you have to contend with. In Europe, a vertical splitter must require 2 hands to operate the blade, which cannot end closer than an inch or so from the table, an absolute nightmare when dealing with stringy soft woods. I was surprised that you split your logs one piece one at a time. With logs that size, a blade that long and with abundant power I would have thought you would be splitting 2 or 3 pieces each time, thereby reducing your splitting time. Also, is there no way you couldn't organise your workflow so that the pieces go straight from the log splitting table to the bundler, thereby cutting out a entire handling process. Any excess could go up the conveyor and be handled as at present. I realise power supply might be an issue but your manual bundler, redesigned to provide the tension required, could be a solution. An obvious way to get logs the perfect length is to bolt a threaded bar to the chainbar to enable you determine where to make your cuts - an old trick but one that costs you no time whatsoever. When I am log splitting I constantly think of how to work smarter and reduce the number of times I have to handle each individual piece of wood. Warmest Greetings from the Emerald Isle - I enjoy your videos and the insight they give into a way of life that is hard for us folk here to imagine.

I was in the cord wood business back in the 70's. The old timers always said that each time you handled the wood you lose money. So splitting to kindling size, wrapping and stacking in those baskets is a LOT of hand operations. I'm assuming that the end product is expensive enough to justify all the extra handling. We had a brief stint where we hand trucked wood bundles up in condo elevators in Aspen. Money was great....but the logistics of getting permission and arranging times was a nightmare. We found then that we could go up in the woods, cuts rounds, load in a big dump trailer, go to the firewood lots, dump & get paid.....was the best money. But with all these tree cutting services and wood available, maybe a guy can come out.

A Jobar Teflon Measuring Rod will fix the 16" cutting problem you and everyone has .. attached to the side of the saw and tucks out of the way when you don't need it

When you're picking wood for campfire bundles, you should have a simple go/no go gauge at the woodpile and completely eliminate cutting while you're bundling

I NEED that bundler!! That is one sweet tool. Congrats Rooster enjoy that awesome attachment!! Have a blessed day y'all and if you get the opportunity to help someone don't let it pass you by.

i am sure this has been said but all that back-and-forth on concrete to the chop saw would murder my knees. I am curious why you didn't put it right next to the bundler?

Make us happy

Yes I enjoyed the video. Just wandering what the purpose of the firewood bundles are? Do people actually buy these individually wrapped with only 6 or so pieces? Thanks.

I think you can same more time when you can cut everything the right length the first time, a mingo marker or a tape would be nice 16, 32 and so on, talk to M. M. Ask him how he does it. And keep your foot area clean on the spliter!

Love the new bundler

You might have mentioned this on a previous video.....if not, can you give an update on the comparison between these eastonmade splitters? What do you like and dislike between the two systems? Thank you

I like the new bundler 👍🔥🍁

Add the old world way of doing things and make an assembly line- husband cuts to length and with left hand places wood in bundler,wife with son in backpack running bundler and stacking.Simple🤨 son learns by watching and by the time he is 3, he can take over for you😳

put a box under the chop saw for your cuy-offs . save your back

hey, nice vid! Wouldn't it be better to use a more environmentally friendly material for bundling the wood, instead of plastic? for example durable rope. greetings Rik from Holland

I loved that movie! Congratulations “Rooster!”!!! Hey there buddy... a little fiberglass driveway marker from Snonplowing cut down and two part epoxied onto the magnetic from a scrap yard speaker magnetic cut to 16” will attach to the nose of the chainsaw bar and you tap the log getting perfect length wood they I pop it off and drop it down a hammer loop I added to the back of my belt with the pouch for a couple wedges... you always want a couple wedges and you also will love saving a magnetic from the trash or a $5 dollar set of yard sale speakers! Little dab of epoxy and then a trim to the correct size! You will want to make 3 or 4 because every freakin friend and family member you ever show off your beautiful invention...well they are definitely going to be eyeballing your’s so might as well have several to share on Christmas morning... LMFFAO! A flat 2” magnetic that’s just small enough to get great contact but not hit the chain is perfect for me...I’d definitely take a minute to measure your nose and keep that in your hand while magnetic shopping! My buddy cut a magnetic into 4 pieces and approached the whole fitting the tip problem that way... he’s now got 2 just for sharing and believe me... once you pop it off and cut several logs that you have measured pretty accurately and look at your perfect length firewood... you will use it every time you are “Buckin!” Firewood!!!👍😁

add a 35 gal trash can beside your chop saw and you will not have to pick all those ends up after a cut/bundle day. great way to store your "Little Fire" wood.

Hi Adam, I enjoy watching your videos I love my Kubota

Brute force looks like its the way to go as usual i look for weakness and it would be the motor how hard is it to replace ect

Real inspiring content. Greetings from Germany.

I cut mostly tops for firewood. Some of the pieces the ends are cut at a slight angle because of crooked limbs on the tops. How does the axis work with crooked cuts does it tend to kick wood or not a problem?

Okay, honestly not picking at you but I have a question. Why do you cut it so thin? So it burns faster? From my experience you only need enough small pieces to get it started. Is it supposed to burn better?

Putting tractor intel into a spreadsheet such an accountant move 😂 love your style m8

We save all of our off cuts to use in our maple syrup evaporator. Waste not!

Hey man love the videos. I wouldn’t mind buying your old bundler from you if you’re looking to part with it.

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I'm sure dressing up the ends help sell it.

That is some very expensive equipment. Checked out Eastonmade websiye and not sure what splitter you got but price ranges from $7500.00 to $11,000.00. The Brute Force didnt even show a price.

Why don't you mark your bar from the tip that way you only cut once reducing your processing time.

Are you gonna be selling your old bundler or keeping it as a backup? Awesome video.

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That is one cute baby! :)

Hey forgot you logo sign on bundles

What is the cost of the brute force bundler?

Where do you buy those baskets ?

i must say Mike Morgan had a big impact on you. just mile more

Good vid, who plays the music?

Where would someone get a basket like that?

Put the saw next to the bundler

zoiks .. what happende to the audio sync at the start?

Forgot to comment But I got a old 1960s Minneapolis molene

My Dad was a stick bundler he neglected his family because he was so wrapped up in his work.

Tack another Deere on the list. :)

how many pieces do get to a bundle

If you wanna get rid of that old firewood bundler let me know.

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Need to sell the drop off pieces for fire starters. 🤔

2 bits of advice. First you need a label to put on those bundles so that people recognize your brand as the brand they like/want to buy. Second, the new bundler looks great, but you should put a link to it in the description. Enjoyed the video as always. Ok just went to brute force's web page, their demo video for the wrapper is awful, please get with those folks and make a better video for them. Watching their video actually made me less interested in buying one, this could be a real opportunity for you.