She described a problem using an analogy of apples at a grocery store to an audience that has never been grocery shopping. Kiddddding.... Us guys love shopping... *cough*
That she did, maybe she just knows how much I love grocery shopping and assumed every guy loves wandering around stores as much as I do lol. I think most of our shopping trips end with her saying why did I even bring you along lol.
Amazing how lever…age makes easy and fun watching. 😂 I like the table, very good idea, back trouble is a constant issue for us older wood guys. Keep up the good videos. 👍🏻🇺🇸👏🏻
Hello Heath & Rachel, love the log table, makes the process convenient and more efficient. It’s surprising how many rounds fits on the table. You both make great videos and have banter along the way. Rachel isn’t afraid of hard work.
@@rachelpostma4505 that’s because, that’s how you are, (a hard worker naturally) WhenI was farming, I worked 18hrs/day 7 days a week. I had an accident which have left me disabled. I live on painkillers and a spinal cord stimulation implant.I’m in bed most of the time now as it’s too painful to even sit. I get so depressed because can’t do much.
@@adrianwhitehead6238 oh my goodness Adrian, I had no idea. Makes me feel even more thankful you choose to watch our videos and comment to us. Seriously appreciate you!
@@rachelpostma4505 i have metal rods and a metal cage supporting my back. All 4 consultant have said nothing more can be done. I love watching you guys and the other firewood guys. It’s like my full time job.
Taking it to the next level 👍👏 I like the idea of bring your truck or trailer right in next to the table and splitter and loading up the tray ✔️ nice system Heath ! 🪵🪓🔥🇺🇸 Rick
Waiting on my table. Can't wait until it gets here. Thanks for sharing paired up with the Eastonmade. I think it would be ideal log splitter. Everybody make great log splitters but this design of the table is awesome
Very nice log splitter and I love the table behind the wedge. The table is nice and I see a lot of positive comments. I'm old school when it comes to processing firewood. Increasing efficiency happens when you handle the firewood less. I don't know how it saves your back when your lifting up on the table anyways? Am I missing something or am I wrong when I say you have just added one more step to processing the firewood?
Thanks for the feedback. There are so many ways to utilize this table and we plan to show them In upcoming videos. One example would be if you had your truck bed full of rounds from a cutting session out at your property. Simply back up to the table and unload the truck straight onto the table. You can then roll each round down with almost no effort to split. Loading from the truck to the table you climb up in the truck bed once and your done, no need to keep climbing up there, or tossing the rounds on the ground just to pick them up again to split etc. Some will say just split right out of the truck but then you’re constantly turning and lifting, climbing in the truck to move rounds to with in reach of the hookaroon etc. In this video we loaded with the tractor bucket so no lifting the rounds other than the few I spilled. Simply scoop up a load and dump. One way or another the rounds have to get up to the splitter! I have a lot of plans and ideas for this table and like I said we will demonstrate different methods and scenarios in upcoming videos.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors Yes, utilizing a truck to table strategy or using a machine to table strategy would make that table a game changer. Watching you lift them one by one on to that high table made my back hurt 🤕
Yeah, so many different ways to utilize it. I have so many ideas and think it’ll be even more valuable than I thought going in. Can’t wait to get more of them out! Always tweaking our process.
hi there need to talk about the table . its a prototypt . when i split i set the tractor bucket right on the table and pull off the bucket right on to the table . with that 6 inch lip you can't do that and also makes you have to pick up the logs an extra 6 inch . the table needs to be simpler flat and lower . needs to be longer by where the splits come off . . e/m me if you can i don't do well at typing . you have a great well made tool . john
Thanks John, I have watched your videos with the table too. I like the edges on the table for when I work and don’t have my tractor available so I can just toss them up there mindlessly and they stay put. I also am not sure how the extended table how you use will work with a conveyor which I’d love to add in the future. Definitely always room for tweaks! Definitely appreciate the input!
If you are hand bombing the rounds the table is just adding an unnecessary step. Now if you had a skid steer and you were loading the table with a machine...different story.
These big rounds are heavy either run them up one at a time on the log lift or dump 4-5 at a time from the bucket to the table. Much quicker with the table. One way or another they have to get up to the splitter.
@Hard Working Man : If I could get my wife on camera, it would be a combination of you guys and back40. Overall, it will make great memories for later so that you both can look back on.
Absolutely, it’s unfortunate a lot of people don’t want to do it because other people will be negative etc. i work with a few people who I’ve done stuff with and they don’t want to be on the channel because they’re worried what others will say. Keep up the good work and keep having fun with it. Rachel got a lot more into it after the Paul Bunyan show meeting a lot of people in the firewood community.
The table sure does help speed splitting all at once with no reloading . Third person filling table would be perfect. I was floored at a full video with Heath working Rachel. Maybe that's why RIPLEY'S wouldn't answer their phone all day??? 🤣🤣🤣 Looking forward to your live stream . Ought to be fun!👍😄
A nice little hack that I learned to do is keep a tarp under ur splitter so it catches all the junk that falls off the splitter. You can grab that tarp and clean up is done “. Cheers 🎉
She is such a smart ass. 😄 she's always poking the 🐻 isn't she Heath. Reminds me of my wife. Oh and my grandma never looked that good bent over in either direction. Great videos but the outakes are the best.
That table is a great addition. In my set up, everything ia at the same height so just rolling them onto the splitter is simple. My wagons, trailers, trucks and splitter are all very close in height so it keeps it simple. Trying to minimize putting anything on the ground really helps, but with my own tree service, it comes home faster than i can split it. Last summer i did one job that was 17 Ash trees alone. I still have some of it left to split, plus all the oak and maple i brought home. There are over 45 full cords waiting to be split but at least the rounds are cut to length and stacked off the ground. Still, it means many hours on the splitter and stacking. But at least i know i wont run out and be freezing in a Minnesota winter.
Wow, that’s quite a bit of wood! The table is great and sounds like you have a nice operation as well. So many different ways to complete the same tasks.
Hi Rachel, after watching the video I think it would be alot easier on you if you bought a second table turned it in the opposite direction and placed in front of the splitter so that the split wood could feed onto it and you wouldn't have to bend over and pick it up off the ground
Looking back I definitely wish I would have opted for the extended splitting platform at the wedge end of the splitter. This splitter is just too fast for the smaller table.
I could see a design for a hinged extension that might be able to push wood up slightly and in to the back of a pickup or on to a trailer to be stacked. .@@hardworkingmanoutdoors
@@user-CF.Tree_see_me I have thought about that before. I am now working on a short elevator that should be able to fill Ibc totes or the back of a truck! It will be in some upcoming videos. We also just released a video using this table in a pretty fast and efficient Firewood processing set up!
Good morning, Hardest Working Couple on YT! How do you expect us to concentrate on that BEASTLY table with Rachel looking so cute. #Truth Cute outfit, Rachel. Not too shabby yourself, Heath. 😁 Keep these awesome videos coming. Y’all ROCK! 🤘😝 😂😂😂 you said “Lube” 😂😂. Yes, I’m childish. Sue me. 😂
Table in front off the split wedge should double in length , so Rachel wood don’t end up on the ground . Save her back . Keep up great video and hard work you two do .
I really like the Allwood log table. I think it would even be better if they offered it with its own log lift attached to the table. I think a lot of people would purchase that. The table itself could have its own up and down valve with its own piston to lift and lower it. Either offer it with its own engine and pump with the table or have a quick connect coupler go directly to your machine.
Definitely a nice table. Save lot time bending over. I try to spit right out the truck. Then if not we’re going to stack though it on trailer and stack off the trailer. Keep up the good work you two.
I’ll be running different ways through it. Splitting into a dump trailer is nice too because then you can stack from the trailer by raising it up so the splits keep falling to you. I fill my roadside stands this way.
So load most of these rounds by dumping from the tractor bucket right onto the table. We had to pick up a few that I spilled but I’ll get better at that. Simply scoop up a load dump and split. More applications and scenarios coming in future videos.
As I said in the last video, I really like the table. Now what you need is a grapple to pick up the loose rounds and set them on it👍🏻. I remember you telling me once that Rachael named your channel and why. Change nothing! Your channel is great with superb content PLUS the name pays homage to what’s truly essential - Rachael. I keep waiting for Old Blue to make an appearance! Hoping it’s soon; though I’m sure it will seem so slow compared to what you’ve been running.
Thanks again Mark. I was out in the garage this morning before work running Blue through some cycles with the new engine. Looking forward to the grapple, not looking forward to the drive though lol.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I can understand about the drive! If you’d rather not have to make it, no worries. I’m sure you could find something else closer. I was just referring to seeing a video of it in action.
Process suggestion: Keep the truck/trailer backed up directly to the feed table; add another table to collect the splits so there is literally NO bending over in the feed or output stages. Push off the truck, throw off the output table into the totes.
Scott, either an elevator or longer discharge table are definitely on my short list. Looking back I wish I would have paid the extra money for the larger discharge table. We will address that problem in the future though.
This is the reason I load dump trailer with skid steer with cut firewood & back loaded trailer up close to splitter. No bending over... Also- You can pull your tractor up, stack that cut firewood into your bucket & pull that up close to the splitter..
We will do some videos in the future showing comparisons between working out of the tractor bucket and the table etc. also working from the truck/dump trail with the table in the process.
Thanks for the feedback Mike. Bobby is going to make a few modifications and I believe extended bolt on guards will be one of them. I’ll definitely be adding a set.
By adding on a couple feet to the out feed table it would eliminate the stacker from waiting on the next block to push the wood through and to scoop pieces together to take many piece instead just one or two. Just an observation.
I agree Ed and looking back I wish I would have ordered the upgraded table size. Thought about building a bar type extender for some debris to fall through and still may. Ultimately I’d like to add a conveyor! Thanks for the feedback!
It would work for any splitter that table, wouldn't it? I'm going to try to make it to the live show, My son graduating from college that day. Keep up the fun videos.
Congrats to you and your son. It should work with a lot of different splitters. I plan on putting it next to my Eastonmade 12-22 and would like to bring my buddies Wolfe Ridge pro 28c over to try it with that as well.
OMGeeeee on the losing stuff!!!! That's me!!! you guys gotta watch Joe McGee's vlog on .... The difference between men and women!!! That's exactly why we are who we are!!
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I tell my wife that all the time also...... it usually ends with the hand on the hip, toe tappin and the look...... after 30 years, 5 kids, 13 grandkids, 3 great grandkids..... I know when I've messed up!!
Hi Heath - it's Big Rodders in Ireland. If loading the table by hand would it not be worth it to stack the logs neatly, particularly the back row, to facilitate moving them with the pickaroon onto the splitting table? The Bold Rachel should really learn to always use the timber tongs, otherwise her back will be worn out by age 35.
Great observation, I thought of that after watching the video. Hand loading it definitely makes more sense to stage the table better! I agree on the tongs, she didn’t really like them but she probably just needs to use them to get comfortable.
Having a table by your splitter with those Rounds is the best set up I have seen in your videos that makes both of you more productive will you use that table for the 12-22 what are your thoughts,
Thank you and yes we are going to see how it works with the 12-22 and I’d like to try it with my buddies Wolfe Ridge as well. We will be getting those videos out as soon as we have time.
I did an introductory video of the All Wood in video #85. I’ll try to post a link below, not sure if it will work. ua-cam.com/video/GpBbyFAdC3A/v-deo.html
Hello, we have a decent variety here at our house: oak, maple, walnut, pecan, cherry, ash, sycamore, cottonwood, an some others but those are the primary ones.
Just out of curiosity are you cutting the wood right there and then loading it or are you bringing over the rounds dumping it instead of unloading from you trailer.
Kevin right now we have just been setting the splitter up in the driveway as I am in the process of setting up an actual Woodyard. In this video I actually loaded the rounds into my tractor bucket and dumped them by the table to show how it works without using a tractor to load. We process all different ways though. Sometimes I cut up the logs in the woods, pull full tree logs out into the yard, etc.
At the drop of the splitting table put you a 8x8 or so tarp on the ground to catch the debris/kindling..... bag it and sell it or use yourself.... makes clean up lots easier and you can walk on the tarp.... not trip on a container
That’s a good idea Greg, I have just been raking it into the tractor bucket. I have used tarps in the past for leaves but hadn’t thought of using it under the splitter.
He built this for me to try after we talked about it. I believe he is going to make a few tweaks and then get a price set and make them available. As of now he is fielding phone calls from people who are interested.
Don’t ever loose the fact that ur having fun making these videos! I still think Rachel can run that splitter faster than you can heath lol jk jk….. but seriously she can 😬
I think she was working harder. Raw end on that deal. Good job on the table. Think it could be a few inches lower. Bigger funnel to the table. Like that you put up a shield next to the splitter . Maybe put up a holder across the top for the pic a roon.
Thanks Donald, I thought about a holder across the top. Table could easily be made a little lower by recessing the legs some. When I get my yard set up for my permanent processing I think I will burry 2 4x6s for the table to sit on making it easier to move into and out of position with a fixed position set up every time with the same distance from splitter, table angle etc.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I been getting mine from new holland it’s a few bucks cheaper than John Deere although I think the John Deere stuff stays on nicer.
Hi. We have had our All Wood Oak series splitter for 6 yrs... Monster machine, has always worked flawless on all kinds of tree service hardwoods. I have to disagree about the table. Labor saving? Where is the labor saved when you are hefting the rounds by hand to the table? Especially when you have help. In our opinion the log lift is the game changer for splitters, also the working height of the splitter is key. We use the log lift not only to lift and feed huge rounds, but load smaller rounds on it as it is positioned lifted, even with main beam, tilted slightly down to keep rounds away from splitter... also keeps split pieces in check. Table is made well, but I truly don't see a need for it when a helper can be feeding rounds onto the lift. Simply a different view of splitter operation.
So far we have been nothing but impressed with the All Wood. We use the lift sometimes too but both Rachel and I love the table. We will often load it with the tractor but like to show different options. I have a few other plans for it as well which will be coming out in new videos. Thanks for watching and commenting.
why do you go by face cord in the midwest? Here in maine we only use full cords as most people that burn wood use 5-12 cords a season. It would make more sense to just buy by the cord and not face cord it seems like a waste of time to not just get it all done at once.... Also as a tip keep some of the rounds so you can let em burn 12 hours while your sleeping or working so you dont need to deal with filling the stove at night.
I am not sure why they do it that way, a face cord or full cord were all I knew firewood as growing up. I think a lot of people buy a face cord or 1/3rd of a cord for summer fires outside etc. I tend to sell a lot more wood for recreational burning than for home heating. I keep some larger splits for the all nighters, the stove I run holds hot coals throughout the night and we just re fill in the morning and we’re good to go. Thanks for the feedback.
Can you just push IBC totes she loading right up tight to the splitter? She can just organize once in there with a stick or hoe. I get oversize oak mostly so I dont think this is for me. Nice video . My wife works with me on moving split wood under lean-to. Its good to for her to have to make quick decisions when stacking as well as exercise being in a our late 50s.
David, you do not have to be in the live to win but if you are in the live when drawn you’ll get to choose your prize if that makes sense. Congratulations on your retirement and thank you for your service.
Yeah, I use the forks to move it around but sliding into position isn’t bad. Once I have my more permanent Woodyard set up I plan on putting some runners down to make set up even easier.
Rachel, you are the Hard Working Woman just the women in WI they help milk cows and drive tractors. My wife says never trust anyone that says TRUST ME. I would like to have one of your Tee shirts.
Rachel is right, she shouldn’t just have her backside to the camera. 😁 Another one of those tables for outfeed would be a great collector of the splits. Until you get a conveyor. Cheers 🇨🇦
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors That's crazy!! Hookaroon harum scarum, the backbreaking reload off the ground! Reaching and rolling! I would not work like that! You really are the "Hard Working Man"! The term "glutton for punishment " comes to mind.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors It works so fast you were both picking splits off the ground for an unknown amount of effort and time! We are all looking for more efficient, not just faster!
@@rachelpostma4505 Thanks, I have some property at Baldwin but live in the Eastern UP. Enjoy your videos. I only do bundles and am building a box wedge processor to be able to keep up. We will probably sell 3000 this coming year. Could sell more if i had the production but I am 75 and do this alone, not able to find any help gor under $ 30/ hr Take care and happy holidays.
Work smarter not harder... I think the best attachments are the ones that require less man handling (or woman handling) of the logs... Anytime you can eliminate a hands on phase will increase productivity and profitability... EXAMPLE: If the samurai discharged directly to the table that would eliminate 2 steps in handling... Keep up the good work!
I move it with my tractor forks to get it into position. I think I will place some runners down when I get my wood yard set up so it should be quick and easy to set up the same every time.
Roger, we do save some but with the fire starters we make we don’t end up using much any more. They make starting the fire easy with just some of our smaller splits.
the end table of the splitter is too small, a bigger table after the split would make the machine safer for the person taking off the split wood for stacking. It would even give a bigger advantage for someone splitting solo
HWM & HWW. simple and effective, that s rack is a real time saver, allowes you to concentrate on one task for a few mins, get a productive rhythm going, Good Work.
It is a fairly expensive line of work to go into. I keep running the numbers through my mind and wondering why people do this. Between the cost of splitter, chain saws, tractor, fuel, totes, maintenance, repairs etc. etc. it could take several years to recover those initial equipment costs before they are actually 'making money', If anyone can produce and sell enough chords each year. With 2 people working on this operation if they each had a conventional job at $20 per hour they would be earning $1,600 per week combined for that 5 day 40 hours of work each. They would have to produce and sell 4 chords per week each and every week of the year to earn what they could earn as employees on a conventional job. The only money being made is the youtube payments.
In my case there is a lot more to it than that. I use my tractor etc for other things such as habitat work, side jobs installing food plots, brush hogging etc. Also I heat with wood so I do not have to buy propane, I have been in my current home here in Michigan for 8 years and have only purchased propane twice. It also gives me the opportunity to teach my kids about and give them a way to earn money through work and not just expect it to be handed to them. They see that what they put in affects what they get out. Also don’t overlook the fact that the equipment holds its value. For instance I purchased my tractor several years ago and have used it for myself and to make money ever since and I could sell it today for more than I bought it for. Log splitters are similar. I just purchased a used Eastonmade 12-22 that had 400 hours on it, they had used it to make hundreds of cords of wood and I paid them a little less than they bought it for new in 2019. So the equipment is more of an investment than an expense. I also enjoy doing it and it is a good physical activity. I also do it when I want to do it and don’t have to punch it at a job etc. I am building my business as a retirement plan for something to do when I hang it up at my career. So their are a lot of different things to look at when getting into firewood but the main thing in my eyes is do you enjoy it?
Sorry about this, MATH JOKE: After the great flood receeded, the Almighty kept track with Noah about how the animals were doing. Noah reported all was well with all animals reproducing and going forth, except for the adder snakes which had failed to concieve. God commanded Noah to build a table out of logs and to give the table to the snakes. Lo and behold! The snakes increased their numbers very efficiently! Moral of story; enven adders can multiply on a log table.
Great job staking wood Rachel
Thanks Kevin!
She described a problem using an analogy of apples at a grocery store to an audience that has never been grocery shopping. Kiddddding.... Us guys love shopping... *cough*
That she did, maybe she just knows how much I love grocery shopping and assumed every guy loves wandering around stores as much as I do lol. I think most of our shopping trips end with her saying why did I even bring you along lol.
Amazing how lever…age makes easy and fun watching. 😂 I like the table, very good idea, back trouble is a constant issue for us older wood guys. Keep up the good videos. 👍🏻🇺🇸👏🏻
Thanks Larry, we try to have fun and help others with ideas when we can.
People certainly are interested in your table great views on this show , congratulations
Thank you!
You two make great videos. You always make it fun!👍
Thank you, we are getting better at just being ourselves and having fun.
Thank you! We try😊
Hello Heath & Rachel, love the log table, makes the process convenient and more efficient. It’s surprising how many rounds fits on the table. You both make great videos and have banter along the way. Rachel isn’t afraid of hard work.
Thanks Adrian, it is a beast of a table and makes splitting easier than ever before. Rachel is one of a kind for sure!
Hi Adrian! I don’t even think of it as working hard 😂. Appreciate you watching
@@rachelpostma4505 that’s because, that’s how you are, (a hard worker naturally) WhenI was farming, I worked 18hrs/day 7 days a week. I had an accident which have left me disabled. I live on painkillers and a spinal cord stimulation implant.I’m in bed most of the time now as it’s too painful to even sit. I get so depressed because can’t do much.
@@adrianwhitehead6238 oh my goodness Adrian, I had no idea. Makes me feel even more thankful you choose to watch our videos and comment to us. Seriously appreciate you!
@@rachelpostma4505 i have metal rods and a metal cage supporting my back. All 4 consultant have said nothing more can be done. I love watching you guys and the other firewood guys. It’s like my full time job.
Another great video, I’ve set up splitting in my yard and made a mess to 😂 Keep up the good work
Thanks Terry! It’s amazing how messy wood can be.
Good addition to the process
Thank you.
Great video Heath and Rachel
Thank you Kevin!
That table is awesome. It keeps your loader from any of the moving parts and your operator can just keep going
Absolutely it worked even better than expected. Improving safety, ease of work, and speed!
Great job running the splitter Heath
Thanks, Rachel let me have a turn lol.
Taking it to the next level 👍👏 I like the idea of bring your truck or trailer right in next to the table and splitter and loading up the tray ✔️ nice system Heath ! 🪵🪓🔥🇺🇸 Rick
Thanks Rick, I was actually planning on doing it that way in this video but my son needed the truck to go to wrestling.
Amazing equipment! Very nice way to show what it is capable of.
Thanks Steve. I know everyone does stuff differently so I try to show different ways to do the same task.
Waiting on my table. Can't wait until it gets here. Thanks for sharing paired up with the Eastonmade. I think it would be ideal log splitter. Everybody make great log splitters but this design of the table is awesome
You’re going to love it Chris! Yes there are a lot of great splitters available!
You two are always fun to watch. I'll be tuning in tomorrow night.
Thank you Charles! Should be a good time.
Thanks Charles! Can’t wait!
Very nice log splitter and I love the table behind the wedge. The table is nice and I see a lot of positive comments. I'm old school when it comes to processing firewood. Increasing efficiency happens when you handle the firewood less. I don't know how it saves your back when your lifting up on the table anyways? Am I missing something or am I wrong when I say you have just added one more step to processing the firewood?
Thanks for the feedback. There are so many ways to utilize this table and we plan to show them In upcoming videos. One example would be if you had your truck bed full of rounds from a cutting session out at your property. Simply back up to the table and unload the truck straight onto the table. You can then roll each round down with almost no effort to split. Loading from the truck to the table you climb up in the truck bed once and your done, no need to keep climbing up there, or tossing the rounds on the ground just to pick them up again to split etc. Some will say just split right out of the truck but then you’re constantly turning and lifting, climbing in the truck to move rounds to with in reach of the hookaroon etc.
In this video we loaded with the tractor bucket so no lifting the rounds other than the few I spilled. Simply scoop up a load and dump. One way or another the rounds have to get up to the splitter! I have a lot of plans and ideas for this table and like I said we will demonstrate different methods and scenarios in upcoming videos.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors Yes, utilizing a truck to table strategy or using a machine to table strategy would make that table a game changer.
Watching you lift them one by one on to that high table made my back hurt
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Yeah, so many different ways to utilize it. I have so many ideas and think it’ll be even more valuable than I thought going in. Can’t wait to get more of them out! Always tweaking our process.
hi there need to talk about the table . its a prototypt . when i split i set the tractor bucket right on the table and pull off the bucket right on to the table . with that 6 inch lip you can't do that and also makes you have to pick up the logs an extra 6 inch . the table needs to be simpler flat and lower . needs to be longer by where the splits come off . . e/m me if you can i don't do well at typing . you have a great well made tool . john
Thanks John, I have watched your videos with the table too. I like the edges on the table for when I work and don’t have my tractor available so I can just toss them up there mindlessly and they stay put. I also am not sure how the extended table how you use will work with a conveyor which I’d love to add in the future. Definitely always room for tweaks! Definitely appreciate the input!
If you are hand bombing the rounds the table is just adding an unnecessary step. Now if you had a skid steer and you were loading the table with a machine...different story.
These big rounds are heavy either run them up one at a time on the log lift or dump 4-5 at a time from the bucket to the table. Much quicker with the table. One way or another they have to get up to the splitter.
Love the outtakes/ bluppers.🤣🤣👍
Thanks, I used to just delete these but then thought, they make me laugh so why not share them.
@Hard Working Man : If I could get my wife on camera, it would be a combination of you guys and back40.
Overall, it will make great memories for later so that you both can look back on.
Absolutely, it’s unfortunate a lot of people don’t want to do it because other people will be negative etc. i work with a few people who I’ve done stuff with and they don’t want to be on the channel because they’re worried what others will say. Keep up the good work and keep having fun with it. Rachel got a lot more into it after the Paul Bunyan show meeting a lot of people in the firewood community.
The table sure does help speed splitting all at once with no reloading . Third person filling table would be perfect.
I was floored at a full video with Heath working Rachel. Maybe that's why RIPLEY'S wouldn't answer their phone all day??? 🤣🤣🤣
Looking forward to your live stream . Ought to be fun!👍😄
I try to make a guest appearance on my show every once in a while 😂.
LMAO HWM🤣🤣🤣
Maybe Rachel will set your clothes out for a public appearance?🤣👍
Every once in a while she takes me out in public. 😂
A nice little hack that I learned to do is keep a tarp under ur splitter so it catches all the junk that falls off the splitter. You can grab that tarp and clean up is done “. Cheers 🎉
Thank you, we will have to try that. I had used part of an Ibc tote lid before but it gets in the way of your feet a tarp should be fine though.
She is such a smart ass. 😄 she's always poking the 🐻 isn't she Heath. Reminds me of my wife. Oh and my grandma never looked that good bent over in either direction. Great videos but the outakes are the best.
Thanks Ed and yes she is, I feel like I have my own special way of drawing it out of her lol.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors maybe just a little 🤔
She's kicking your butt loading the wood 😂
Yes yes she is lol.
That table is a great addition. In my set up, everything ia at the same height so just rolling them onto the splitter is simple. My wagons, trailers, trucks and splitter are all very close in height so it keeps it simple. Trying to minimize putting anything on the ground really helps, but with my own tree service, it comes home faster than i can split it. Last summer i did one job that was 17 Ash trees alone. I still have some of it left to split, plus all the oak and maple i brought home. There are over 45 full cords waiting to be split but at least the rounds are cut to length and stacked off the ground. Still, it means many hours on the splitter and stacking. But at least i know i wont run out and be freezing in a Minnesota winter.
Wow, that’s quite a bit of wood! The table is great and sounds like you have a nice operation as well. So many different ways to complete the same tasks.
Great video, Y'all make a Great team!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Thank you David.
Santa the tractor needs a set of forks for Christmas !!!
I have a set, just had the bucket on and didn’t want to swap it out.
Trust me-heath has it ALL! 😂
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors A 2nd tractor or skid steer would solve the swap issue 😂
I’d love a skid steer!
Hi Rachel, after watching the video I think it would be alot easier on you if you bought a second table turned it in the opposite direction and placed in front of the splitter so that the split wood could feed onto it and you wouldn't have to bend over and pick it up off the ground
Looking back I definitely wish I would have opted for the extended splitting platform at the wedge end of the splitter. This splitter is just too fast for the smaller table.
I could see a design for a hinged extension that might be able to push wood up slightly and in to the back of a pickup or on to a trailer to be stacked. .@@hardworkingmanoutdoors
@@user-CF.Tree_see_me I have thought about that before. I am now working on a short elevator that should be able to fill Ibc totes or the back of a truck! It will be in some upcoming videos. We also just released a video using this table in a pretty fast and efficient Firewood processing set up!
Good stuff, hopefully I can catch the live.
Thanks and hope to see you there. Should be fun.
I wouldn’t mind getting in between those sweater hitters. 😊
cleavs get clicks
Sorry, reservation only.
Good morning, Hardest Working Couple on YT! How do you expect us to concentrate on that BEASTLY table with Rachel looking so cute. #Truth
Cute outfit, Rachel. Not too shabby yourself, Heath. 😁
Keep these awesome videos coming. Y’all ROCK! 🤘😝
😂😂😂 you said “Lube” 😂😂. Yes, I’m childish. Sue me. 😂
Lol, thank you. Rachel definitely took advantage of the warmer weather. Honestly I’m surprised Rachel didn’t crack a joke about the lube.
Why thank you Chu!
Table in front off the split wedge should double in length , so Rachel wood don’t end up on the ground . Save her back . Keep up great video and hard work you two do .
Looking back I would have liked to go with the larger table. She was doing well keeping up until she started filming to capture some better footage.
That would be nice to have for sure. I was keeping up until I left to film a bit and got behind. No worries!
Another great video guys.
Thank you Jerry!
I really like the Allwood log table. I think it would even be better if they offered it with its own log lift attached to the table. I think a lot of people would purchase that. The table itself could have its own up and down valve with its own piston to lift and lower it. Either offer it with its own engine and pump with the table or have a quick connect coupler go directly to your machine.
That would be slick, I know Bobby doesn’t want to make it too much more involved to keep cost down though.
Omg badass set up!!!
Thank you, I have come a long way in a short time with my firewood production set up.
Definitely a nice table. Save lot time bending over. I try to spit right out the truck. Then if not we’re going to stack though it on trailer and stack off the trailer. Keep up the good work you two.
I’ll be running different ways through it. Splitting into a dump trailer is nice too because then you can stack from the trailer by raising it up so the splits keep falling to you. I fill my roadside stands this way.
I could have sworn I seen them bending over to load the table. How is it saving time bending over? Maybe I am missing something?
So load most of these rounds by dumping from the tractor bucket right onto the table. We had to pick up a few that I spilled but I’ll get better at that. Simply scoop up a load dump and split. More applications and scenarios coming in future videos.
When you can’t find tools. You know the wife was helping. 😂😂
Has to be, I know exactly where I left it last time I used it lol.
Hey now!! 😂
As I said in the last video, I really like the table. Now what you need is a grapple to pick up the loose rounds and set them on it👍🏻.
I remember you telling me once that Rachael named your channel and why. Change nothing! Your channel is great with superb content PLUS the name pays homage to what’s truly essential - Rachael.
I keep waiting for Old Blue to make an appearance! Hoping it’s soon; though I’m sure it will seem so slow compared to what you’ve been running.
Thanks again Mark. I was out in the garage this morning before work running Blue through some cycles with the new engine. Looking forward to the grapple, not looking forward to the drive though lol.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I can understand about the drive! If you’d rather not have to make it, no worries. I’m sure you could find something else closer. I was just referring to seeing a video of it in action.
No worries at all, I drive a million miles a year lol.
Process suggestion: Keep the truck/trailer backed up directly to the feed table; add another table to collect the splits so there is literally NO bending over in the feed or output stages. Push off the truck, throw off the output table into the totes.
That is actually what we we’re going to do in this video but my son needed my truck for wrestling. We will be running a similar set up in the future.
Lets build another discharge table with some 4x4's so Rachel is not bending over while more logs are falling
Scott, either an elevator or longer discharge table are definitely on my short list. Looking back I wish I would have paid the extra money for the larger discharge table. We will address that problem in the future though.
The table is awesome . Heath if your like me , I don’t miss place things . My wife just moved them !!!! LOL
Del she absolutely does that to me all the time. I’m not sure how I get anything done with Rachel around 😂. I live in organized chaos.
LOL , can’t wait for the live tomorrow night .
Us either, should be fun. A little nervous though for the technology side of things.
Don’t listen to him Del! He’s full of lies!!😂
LOL !!!
Rachel tell the big boy maybe he should let you run the splitter and have him stack into the totes 😮❤
Will do Todd 😊. I much prefer running the splitter anyway 😂
Hey now I’m usually the one stacking etc. I want to have some fun too 😂
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors just kidding I learned this from shifty
Lol, I fired a shot at shifty a few videos ago. Return fire for him calling me loud at the Paul Bunyan show. All in good fun!
A bigger out-feed table would be nice and helpful. Nice setup 👍
For sure! One of the things I wish I’d done differently when I ordered.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I made my own, 12 years ago. ua-cam.com/video/ohlG7B1GL-g/v-deo.htmlsi=9PRaAR5348nDF7CA
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors small conveyer belt and maybe forget the stacking, add a few extra totes instead.
Morning from the jersey shore 😀
Good morning!
Looks like a nice setup, wished my wife would help like Rachel
Thank you, Rachel is one of a kind!
Great job keep up the good work
Thank you Ed!
This is the reason I load dump trailer with skid steer with cut firewood & back loaded trailer up close to splitter. No bending over...
Also- You can pull your tractor up, stack that cut firewood into your bucket & pull that up close to the splitter..
We will do some videos in the future showing comparisons between working out of the tractor bucket and the table etc. also working from the truck/dump trail with the table in the process.
Nice piece of equipment
Thanks! We love it.
Been watching your videos looking great interested in the make and model of your splitter
Thanks Ed. It is an All Wood Log Splitter Muscle Wood. He is based in Petersburg, Mi.
www.allwoodlogsplitters.com
Hey guys great video, outtakes are my favorite.
Maybe Bobby can make a guard as an option, so you don't have to use that clamped on one?
Thanks for the feedback Mike. Bobby is going to make a few modifications and I believe extended bolt on guards will be one of them. I’ll definitely be adding a set.
Thanks Mike! 😊
By adding on a couple feet to the out feed table it would eliminate the stacker from waiting on the next block to push the wood through and to scoop pieces together to take many piece instead just one or two. Just an observation.
I agree Ed and looking back I wish I would have ordered the upgraded table size. Thought about building a bar type extender for some debris to fall through and still may. Ultimately I’d like to add a conveyor! Thanks for the feedback!
It would work for any splitter that table, wouldn't it? I'm going to try to make it to the live show, My son graduating from college that day. Keep up the fun videos.
Congrats to you and your son. It should work with a lot of different splitters. I plan on putting it next to my Eastonmade 12-22 and would like to bring my buddies Wolfe Ridge pro 28c over to try it with that as well.
Congrats to your son!!
Dan, congratulations to your Son..😁👍
OMGeeeee on the losing stuff!!!!
That's me!!! you guys gotta watch Joe McGee's vlog on .... The difference between men and women!!!
That's exactly why we are who we are!!
Greg, I think Del put it best in a previous comment, I’m not losing stuff after all, I think Rachel moves it on me lol. I’ll have to check that out.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I tell my wife that all the time also...... it usually ends with the hand on the hip, toe tappin and the look...... after 30 years, 5 kids, 13 grandkids, 3 great grandkids..... I know when I've messed up!!
Oh yeah we know lol.
Good fun video as usual!
Thank you!
Hi Heath - it's Big Rodders in Ireland. If loading the table by hand would it not be worth it to stack the logs neatly, particularly the back row, to facilitate moving them with the pickaroon onto the splitting table? The Bold Rachel should really learn to always use the timber tongs, otherwise her back will be worn out by age 35.
Great observation, I thought of that after watching the video. Hand loading it definitely makes more sense to stage the table better! I agree on the tongs, she didn’t really like them but she probably just needs to use them to get comfortable.
Having a table by your splitter with those Rounds is the best set up I have seen in your videos that makes both of you more productive will you use that table for the 12-22 what are your thoughts,
Thank you and yes we are going to see how it works with the 12-22 and I’d like to try it with my buddies Wolfe Ridge as well. We will be getting those videos out as soon as we have time.
So bigger is better? It just makes things nice and tight where everything just goes smoother!
The table Tim, the table.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors oh!
Some day, do a walk around video of the Allwood machine-the Eastonmade don`t bother, had one..
I did an introductory video of the All Wood in video #85. I’ll try to post a link below, not sure if it will work.
ua-cam.com/video/GpBbyFAdC3A/v-deo.html
I think you are going to have to change the name from HWM to MWW. That lady really works hard.
That she does!
Thank you! Just doing what I do 😊
hi from france very beautiful video. what are the wood species in your home.
Hello, we have a decent variety here at our house: oak, maple, walnut, pecan, cherry, ash, sycamore, cottonwood, an some others but those are the primary ones.
What's the price for this setup? And what's with the gloves??that table certainly holds some wood.
I am not sure what the price of the table is today. Get a hold of Bobby at www.allwoodlogsplitters.com
Looks like your splitter out feed table needs to be at least a foot longer, is it high enough to feed into a pickup? Good watch
It wouldn’t feed into my truck you would still need to toss it in. Once I add an elevator it will be crazy fast!
My long range plan, is a wide live infeed conveyor, maybe 10-12 feet long, not my idea, there are a few out there already..
Yes, I have thought of that as well. This is a lower cost less maintenance option though and we love it!
Just out of curiosity are you cutting the wood right there and then loading it or are you bringing over the rounds dumping it instead of unloading from you trailer.
Kevin right now we have just been setting the splitter up in the driveway as I am in the process of setting up an actual Woodyard. In this video I actually loaded the rounds into my tractor bucket and dumped them by the table to show how it works without using a tractor to load. We process all different ways though. Sometimes I cut up the logs in the woods, pull full tree logs out into the yard, etc.
Most efficient . !
Thanks Michael, it definitely makes splitting firewood quick and easy which I didn’t know was possible lol.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors If I had this unit , I would make a extension for the tail end , I'd be the Tasmanian devil stackin them totes back there . !
I may build an extension, looking back I wish I would have upgraded the splitter catch table but just went with the stock table.
At the drop of the splitting table put you a 8x8 or so tarp on the ground to catch the debris/kindling..... bag it and sell it or use yourself.... makes clean up lots easier and you can walk on the tarp.... not trip on a container
That’s a good idea Greg, I have just been raking it into the tractor bucket. I have used tarps in the past for leaves but hadn’t thought of using it under the splitter.
Love to win a pair of tongs ..... pretty neat...
The log tongs work great!
This “Woman can Carry Pails of Water”!
Thanks for watching Mark.
Hey you might look into a fishing rod holder or a pipe tube
I was thinking about a broom holder, or maybe like the arc gun racks. I’ll definitely add something to keep it readily available and out of the way.
Try 8in tall and 1/2 in larger dimension than the handle. A flared top would help
When did Bobby add this to the build options? I’d definitely keep this in mind for myself down the road.
He built this for me to try after we talked about it. I believe he is going to make a few tweaks and then get a price set and make them available. As of now he is fielding phone calls from people who are interested.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors cool. Definitely something I’m interested in for wood yard.
I like the name. I say keep it. You could name it hard working man and woman. My 2 cent. Have a great day be safe.
Thank you! Have a great day.
Definitely need a larger table to catch the split 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
For sure, one of the things I wish I would have ordered when buying this splitter!
Don’t ever loose the fact that ur having fun making these videos!
I still think Rachel can run that splitter faster than you can heath lol jk jk….. but seriously she can 😬
😂😂 I love it
Faster and looks better doing it.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I can’t argue that either! Lol have a good weekend U two! See ya on the live tomorrow!
Super star
I think that you need a couple of feet of a longer table at the end where the splitter is pushing the wood off
I agree, looking back I would have upgraded to the larger table option. Hopefully I’ll have an elevator eventually and that problem will be solved.
what length are you cutting for?
We cut 16” unless we get a request for a different length.
I think she was working harder. Raw end on that deal. Good job on the table. Think it could be a few inches lower. Bigger funnel to the table. Like that you put up a shield next to the splitter . Maybe put up a holder across the top for the pic a roon.
Thanks Donald, I thought about a holder across the top. Table could easily be made a little lower by recessing the legs some. When I get my yard set up for my permanent processing I think I will burry 2 4x6s for the table to sit on making it easier to move into and out of position with a fixed position set up every time with the same distance from splitter, table angle etc.
Now you need a bigger outfeed table. A sound deading box around the engine and load the round so they dont need turning to line up with the splitter.
Definitely need a bigger out feed or conveyor. I’ve thought about some type of sound shield too.
If you would spread out a large tarp under the work area ,clean up is a snap.
Rex, we do that now and it is a huge time saver!
What model splitter do you guys use?
Adam this is an All Wood Log Splitters Muscle Wood. They are made in Petersburg, Mi.
www.allwoodlogsplitters.com
nice job!
Thank you!
Please explain what kind of lube u use on tings again
The dry Teflon LUBE. It works great.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors try the dry graphite spray. That stuff will last months once U get a good few coatings on
Thanks will do. My Teflon spray is all but gone.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I been getting mine from new holland it’s a few bucks cheaper than John Deere although I think the John Deere stuff stays on nicer.
Hard working woman 👩
Yes she is!
Yessir!!
Hi. We have had our All Wood Oak series splitter for 6 yrs...
Monster machine, has always worked flawless on all kinds of tree service hardwoods.
I have to disagree about the table. Labor saving?
Where is the labor saved when you are hefting the rounds by hand to the table? Especially when you have help.
In our opinion the log lift is the game changer for splitters, also the working height of the splitter is key.
We use the log lift not only to lift and feed huge rounds, but load smaller rounds on it as it is positioned lifted, even with main beam, tilted slightly down to keep rounds away from splitter... also keeps split pieces in check.
Table is made well, but I truly don't see a need for it when a helper can be feeding rounds onto the lift.
Simply a different view of splitter operation.
So far we have been nothing but impressed with the All Wood. We use the lift sometimes too but both Rachel and I love the table. We will often load it with the tractor but like to show different options. I have a few other plans for it as well which will be coming out in new videos. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors Yea, the All Wood is rock solid.
why do you go by face cord in the midwest? Here in maine we only use full cords as most people that burn wood use 5-12 cords a season. It would make more sense to just buy by the cord and not face cord it seems like a waste of time to not just get it all done at once.... Also as a tip keep some of the rounds so you can let em burn 12 hours while your sleeping or working so you dont need to deal with filling the stove at night.
I am not sure why they do it that way, a face cord or full cord were all I knew firewood as growing up. I think a lot of people buy a face cord or 1/3rd of a cord for summer fires outside etc. I tend to sell a lot more wood for recreational burning than for home heating. I keep some larger splits for the all nighters, the stove I run holds hot coals throughout the night and we just re fill in the morning and we’re good to go. Thanks for the feedback.
Check out the Log Ox for picking up chunks of wood. It's a great tool. Great show. Thanks.
Thanks Jon, my buddy has a log ox, maybe I’ll grab it and compare it to tongs etc.
I highly recommend the Log Ox. It's like having 3 tools in 1.
I had looked into them in the past but didn’t find them until I already had my Woodchuck Timber Jack.
Can you just push IBC totes she loading right up tight to the splitter? She can just organize once in there with a stick or hoe.
I get oversize oak mostly so I dont think this is for me. Nice video . My wife works with me on moving split wood under lean-to. Its good to for her to have to make quick decisions when stacking as well as exercise being in a our late 50s.
I think if you did that it would be hard to keep up with stacking/arranging it. It’s definitely nice having a wife who will work with you.
Do you have to be in the live stream to win I am working my last shift at the firehouse tomorrow after 40 years
David, you do not have to be in the live to win but if you are in the live when drawn you’ll get to choose your prize if that makes sense. Congratulations on your retirement and thank you for your service.
Wow! Congrats on your retirement!
Might be easier to move with forks if you have them, at least to get it close.
Yeah, I use the forks to move it around but sliding into position isn’t bad. Once I have my more permanent Woodyard set up I plan on putting some runners down to make set up even easier.
Rachel, you are the Hard Working Woman just the women in WI they help milk cows and drive tractors. My wife says never trust anyone that says TRUST ME. I would like to have one of your Tee shirts.
Thanks Arnold, she’s a great worker! Shot me an email at hardworkingmanoutdoors@gmail.com for the Tshirt
Rachel should be referred to as bad ass woman lol. She can run with the big dogs when she’s splitting wood.
That she can! She throws the big rounds around with the best of them as well.
Rachel is right, she shouldn’t just have her backside to the camera. 😁 Another one of those tables for outfeed would be a great collector of the splits. Until you get a conveyor.
Cheers 🇨🇦
Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.
I agree. That table is on the wrong side of the splitter. Use the tractor bucket on the infeed side. Come on! Think about it!
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors That's crazy!! Hookaroon harum scarum, the backbreaking reload off the ground! Reaching and rolling! I would not work like that! You really are the "Hard Working Man"! The term "glutton for punishment " comes to mind.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors It works so fast you were both picking splits off the ground for an unknown amount of effort and time! We are all looking for more efficient, not just faster!
@heymakerphd that won’t be an issue if nice I get an elevator. Constantly improving!
Are you located near the Sippie Flats?
No, we are in Michigan.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors The Sippie Flats I am referring to is a stretch on M37 south of Baldwin
Ah, didn’t know that was there. We are over about an hour north of Detroit.
@@elnamronindustries274 I wore a bitely sweatshirt a couple videos ago as my family has a cottage on Bitely lake. I’m familiar with sippy flats!
@@rachelpostma4505 Thanks, I have some property at Baldwin but live in the Eastern UP.
Enjoy your videos. I only do bundles and am building a box wedge processor to be able to keep up. We will probably sell 3000 this coming year. Could sell more if i had the production but I am 75 and do this alone, not able to find any help gor under $ 30/ hr
Take care and happy holidays.
Work smarter not harder...
I think the best attachments are the ones that require less man handling (or woman handling) of the logs... Anytime you can eliminate a hands on phase will increase productivity and profitability... EXAMPLE: If the samurai discharged directly to the table that would eliminate 2 steps in handling... Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the comment and stay tuned for some Samurai plans 😉.
It needs a quick tractor lifting system for moving it.
I move it with my tractor forks to get it into position. I think I will place some runners down when I get my wood yard set up so it should be quick and easy to set up the same every time.
Wow! She has nice big round perfectly set protruding eyes!
He knows, it’s why I click on these vids.
Her eyes are beautiful 👀!
Save all your bark to start fires with (kindling)
Roger, we do save some but with the fire starters we make we don’t end up using much any more. They make starting the fire easy with just some of our smaller splits.
You should get a ramp for her safety and get away from the splitter or a longer table at the end of the wedge
Definitely planning on adding a longer table and hopefully a conveyor at some point. Thanks for watching and commenting.
the end table of the splitter is too small, a bigger table after the split would make the machine safer for the person taking off the split wood for stacking. It would even give a bigger advantage for someone splitting solo
You are 100% correct. I just recently called to look into adding a larger outfeed table.
HWM & HWW. simple and effective, that s rack is a real time saver, allowes you to concentrate on one task for a few mins, get a productive rhythm going, Good Work.
I think it will end up being one of my favorite additions! Amazingly simple yet super effective!
It speeds up production more than I ever thought it could!
Bigger is better I’ll say
Thanks for watching.
It is a fairly expensive line of work to go into. I keep running the numbers through my mind and wondering why people do this. Between the cost of splitter, chain saws, tractor, fuel, totes, maintenance, repairs etc. etc. it could take several years to recover those initial equipment costs before they are actually 'making money', If anyone can produce and sell enough chords each year. With 2 people working on this operation if they each had a conventional job at $20 per hour they would be earning $1,600 per week combined for that 5 day 40 hours of work each. They would have to produce and sell 4 chords per week each and every week of the year to earn what they could earn as employees on a conventional job. The only money being made is the youtube payments.
In my case there is a lot more to it than that. I use my tractor etc for other things such as habitat work, side jobs installing food plots, brush hogging etc. Also I heat with wood so I do not have to buy propane, I have been in my current home here in Michigan for 8 years and have only purchased propane twice. It also gives me the opportunity to teach my kids about and give them a way to earn money through work and not just expect it to be handed to them. They see that what they put in affects what they get out. Also don’t overlook the fact that the equipment holds its value. For instance I purchased my tractor several years ago and have used it for myself and to make money ever since and I could sell it today for more than I bought it for. Log splitters are similar. I just purchased a used Eastonmade 12-22 that had 400 hours on it, they had used it to make hundreds of cords of wood and I paid them a little less than they bought it for new in 2019. So the equipment is more of an investment than an expense. I also enjoy doing it and it is a good physical activity. I also do it when I want to do it and don’t have to punch it at a job etc. I am building my business as a retirement plan for something to do when I hang it up at my career. So their are a lot of different things to look at when getting into firewood but the main thing in my eyes is do you enjoy it?
17:05 you blew a hose ?
No, that was a transition from the editing software when we went from normal speed to fast. Never had a hose blow on this splitter.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors okay, it looked odd. Love the speed of the cilinder. 👍
@@pedrosmits it definitely flies!
Sorry about this, MATH JOKE: After the great flood receeded, the Almighty kept track with Noah about how the animals were doing. Noah reported all was well with all animals reproducing and going forth, except for the adder snakes which had failed to concieve. God commanded Noah to build a table out of logs and to give the table to the snakes. Lo and behold! The snakes increased their numbers very efficiently! Moral of story; enven adders can multiply on a log table.
Lol, and we multiply the rounds into splits.