Eastonmade 12-22 pizza box wedge vs stringy Tulip Poplar and Hickory

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[@anthonyspadafora1384]

That splitter is mesmerizing. I love that box wedge.

[@chrisartman6168]

Hi Scheib. Great video. I’m catching up on some videos now. That splitter is an animal. I’ve never dealt with locust before. But I’ve split poplar for in bundles. I think I dries faster than maple. You’re going to be able to mix it in your bags & stand this fall.

[@BowMadOutdoors]

Pretty neat watchin those machines work, then the music came in, good stuff!

[@craigwilson9560]

Great video Don! Been gone a little while from you tube with everything going on. Poplar great for Camp firewood. I use Locust for firplace or OWB because it is a dense wood and leaves a hot bed of coals. Inwould not put that intonyour camp firewood. Like seeing the pizza wedge in action.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Nice splitting session, the pizza box wedge makes perfect size pieces!

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Yes it does!

[@RVBob]

Locust is phenomenal stove wood. It leaves a great coal bed and has higher btu's than oak. You should really keep that for yourself.

[@davidedwards3734]

Looks like you like the pizza wedge better than the 7way. Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

[@OutsidewithScheib]

I like the pizza wedge for the roadside stand and bags/bundles

[@EastonmadeWoodSplitters]

curious to see how the honey locust works for you. Looks like you have everything dialed right in now. Appreciate the support Scheib.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

I am also curious never really dealt with it so we shall see how it goes.

[@fricknjeep]

hi there good splitting , john

[@oldguyfirewood]

Hi Scheib. That box wedge does a great job. I love poplar for bundles. I mix it with ash, maple, and a little oak. Dries quickly, burns great.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Sounds great! Thanks Dick

[@atskooc]

Honey locust is great firewood!

[@tyharland1906]

You won't have any trouble with the locust. Here in the midwest id put it up against about anything . I refer to it as " The king"

[@outdoorsinthe608]

Honey locust is the most dense wood I have ever dealt with! Splits good👍🤘👍

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Thanks 👍

[@singleshot2218]

Take care and stay safe bud! Looks like you’re getting some wood split for sure! God bless!✝️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Thanks, you too!

[@LeBlancfirewood]

When you do beech or hard maple with the pizza wedge is the 12 22

[@nicholascooper1193]

smooth bark, pig nut, bitternut hickory - heard it called a lot of names

[@josephgilbert6437]

Where your refreshment ?

[@On_The_Farm]

Hey Scheib, not sure what kind of Hickory that is, but I do know it will make awesome firewood. You could do custom, species specific bundles for the smokers.

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

Don't waste that locust on bundle wood. Save it for your all night stove wood.

[@mrglock2313]

I agree, it's good stuff. 👍 I like red elm also and white and red oak

[@5150cash]

Make sure you hydrate schibe 💪🏽🇺🇸🍻

[@toddpacheco4748]

Another excellent video Don 🪵🪵🪵🪵🪵🪵👍have you decided on what kind of tractor 🚜 you’re going to be getting or is that on the back burner for now ❤😊😮

[@OutsidewithScheib]

definitely looking into the Bad Boy 4025

[@kenskuts]

Mostly all hickory species are very stringy. I am dealing with smooth bark hickory in the woodyard now and I’m using a single wedge in my Huskee. Very time consuming, but the smoking guys love it! What are your intentions for the hickory splits? Are they 16” for bundles or 18” for your home heat?

[@OutsidewithScheib]

16inches plan on selling it

[@kevinmason3086]

When are you ever going to get your rugged made splitter out?

[@OutsidewithScheib]

its still in use just at sushi Sam's wood yard

[@johnbarnes8126]

Poplar is good campfire wood. It drys fast. Pig nut hickory has a bark similar to ash. It is very stringy and very very heavy. ' hard tHard to

[@jimmykinnett2274]

It may be stringy but that Easton made don't dred it. You don't have to fight with it like you did with the other splitter

[@edwardmiller868]

Hello my friend. How is Sam hand?

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Good until the next time lol

[@LeBlancfirewood]

Don't get any hickery or oak where i live in the adirondacks

[@kentcorbett5436]

Don't use that honey locust for camp firewood or bundlewood. It's as good if not better than your oak. Similar to Hickory for Btu value.

[@brandonhoad9033]

Sell poplar keep locust and hickory

[@sergvin7718]

Очень много щепы

[@jamessanders4310]

I think I would stick to the red oak you get off the road side...good video of shitty wood!