Finally a Simple Way to Split Firewood

I was waiting for the drill or the split to hit him in the groin.

 

I was waiting for him to realize he has a 3/8”s drill.

 

I’ll just stick to a hatchet.

 

Split wood? I’m splitting a gut faster than that.

 

I used to like his videos. Then he turned into a paid advertisement.

 

That's a nice way of putting it.

I had to stop at 60 seconds.
F*ck up the bit instead of finding an appropriate tool ? Really ?

 

Looks like a mess maker....or finger breaker. Kind of like some of the goofy death machines you see on YouTube wood cutting compilations. I will stick to my double hatchet method.

 

That works great! It gave me a splitting headache!

 

Ummmm. WTF? Dry piece of wood hatched. 25 seconds. Easy

 

I think he stuck that thing into his ear one too many times. His vids still show up in my feed occasionally but I just delete them.

 

I only "liked" it as it gave me a good laugh after watching it for a minute.

 

Please don't encourage him. As already mentioned in this thread, Wranglerstar's videos aren't what they used to be. I haven't been watching in a few years, but I clicked on this one out of curiousity. My mistake.

 

In my opinion the best way to make kindling is to fill your chopping block tire with no knot splits or a large round and beat it with the maul. Fast and safe, definitely wear eye protection

 

"It's a backwards thread". It's a left-handed thread because it is in reality an adaptor to fasten a cloth buffing wheel onto a buffer. The ones for the right side of the machine have right-handed threads and on the left side they have left-handed threads so when the buffer is turned on and the wheels rotating, they will tend to be tightened by the rotation and not loosened.

 

so we can buff the kindling after were done!

 

I want my 30 seconds back.....

 

I never realized making kindling was so tough. Good grief.

I'll admit I watched more than half of the video, it's so stupid I couldn't turn away.

 

Yes. It's all part of the artisinal firewood making process.

If you use organic non GMO buffing pads, your artisinal firewood kindling will end up with a nice patina.

 

I know, right? I seem to find that I get plenty of kindling when I split rounds. I still end up tossing most of the splitter chaff into the weeds.