Thank you for helping me to save time and money before I bought this. I have much larger logs needing splitting

Love the teachable moment. They caught on very fast. Awesome father-and-sons time.❤

The world requests for more fathers like him. MANY are needed, few exists.

@markrichardson6381

10 ай бұрын

Agreed. Had a father, but never a DAD.

I use these bits in the wood stack inside the garage. I always use them on an impact driver with a drill chuck adapter. Works beautifully and very quick. The key to their effectiveness is definitely using an impact driver and it solves the whole twisty wrist issue when using a powerful drill and the bit grabs and jumps off axis. I’ve had a brace or two on in the past after a couple good wrist spins where the thumb gets locked in by finger pressure and you can’t let go in time. But yes, these wedge bits do work very well with the right driver. Especially when making long burning kindling logs that are split but still stranded together. Extremely effective for that.

Well... Your boys are no strangers to good ole' manual labor! Good job Dad! And how can you not love #1 son with his Packer duds on! From Pennsylvania... GO PAC GO! (Originally from WI.) 😀

THANK YOU!!! I was looking at these paper weights. Way more work than a axe.

Thanks for sharing!

It was hard to tell if the log you had issues with splitting was green or dried but I'm sure you know from your woodpile that green wood is the easiest to split, even with an axe or maul. That said, I've split a lot of wood in my day and enjoy using an axe or maul but for the price of the drill bit I may get one for kindling. Often when I'm at my cabin I run out of kindling when building a morning fire. I would not want to use my axe or maul inside my cabin so this bit may be worth a try. Lastly, the rubber croc/sandal shoes on your kids are not a good idea splitting wood.

Before even watching the video i am going to say throw that splitting drill bit in the scrap metal pile...

Your video saved me from buying a toy when I need a tool

Those adaptors are for SDS hammer drills. I'm going to get one to try with my SDS and my electric milw. angle drill. Coming off of two surgeries due to OA, I'm not going to be swing the maul any time soon. Also, for splitting with an ax/maul, use the old tire trick.

Would like to know if you have tried a hammer drill or impact driver ?

I need firewood. Not kindling.

@topcatauto

Жыл бұрын

Each tool has a purpose... Great for kindling

I wish I had seen this before I ordered the darn thing..

Hey, atleast you showed them that trying to cut corners never works and hard work always pays off.

I think they work better with dry wood. I bought one I think it was worthless. Maybe with an impact driver you might be okay but I don't have one to try it on. I have exactly the same thing and it didn't work very well it just got stuck in the wood and twisted my wrist.

The pop-up ad for this is false advertisement, I had a feeling was not that simple, thanks for the confirmation.

Teaching your kid to use power tools with crocks. My highschool shop teacher would have thrown you out of class...

@lisafrancis2421

Жыл бұрын

or fingers next to bit ,no gloves

@bigblackz

Жыл бұрын

nearly let his kids break his wrist lol..

@James-bj2ml

Жыл бұрын

@@lisafrancis2421 You don't wear gloves when using a drill. Imagine the glove getting caught and tightening up on your hands.

@pamelaj.betz-baron2420

Жыл бұрын

...and no eye protection, either.

@781redrum8

8 ай бұрын

And no hard hat steel toed boots and no high vis vest

Your electric drill is set to high speed, I see the "2" on the transmission switch. Try putting it in 1 (low gear) so it pulls into the wood a little slower and has more torque.

@MADEINNSW

Жыл бұрын

he did flick it to '1' at 1:46

Should use hand and eye protection. THis kind of drill would create thin splinters

thank you for posting .. what I thought all but worthless

You do you, but I ain't lettin' my kid split firewood without safety glasses and if he shows up for any job wearing Crocs, I would expect him to be fired. Please, encourage him to look out for his safety on the job. That just isn't the right footwear for what he's trying to do. He isn't old enough to know better yet, so it's up to you to teach him. That log should have been placed much further back on the stump. As you can see right away, not only did he miss the log, but the stump barely stopped the axe. A bad accident was barely avoided.

@nachosNipples

5 ай бұрын

a lot of people only care about safety when its too late

Like other comments thanks for saving me $11. But a good video.

Looks the bit is design for a rotary hammer. Maybe you’ll have better results

This concept only works on large high powered stationary machines.

Why not try the impact driver? The hammering action would give you better results

Use a cone splitter with an impact driver to eliminate some of the issues - kzread.info/dash/bejne/dJ9r2ZNuqarOpaQ.html

Just get a log splitter. Probably find one at estate sale for a reasonable price.

Long extension cords greatly reduce your available power.

Why would you need to split such small pieces of wood? You would not use the ax on such small stuff?

None of those drills ate the right one, that bit is made for a SDS HammerDrill.

Think I will stick with the axe.

would never buy this product again. ads are deceptive

I'm a old lady, ordered it, it's a joke!!!

This is so unsafe for the little kid. Not because he is small, but because the tree stump on which he was operating the drill is too high for him to properly hold the log with his foot. He should have been holding it on the ground - the ground would be easier for his height. The way it twister his wrist was very dangerous. And the other thing that was dangerous that the father didn’t correct him on and even told him to continue doing it was to drill through the side of it, while the side of it was hanging of the tree stump so much and the only thing that was supporting and holding the piece of log was his tiny foot, or the tree stump that was too high for his height. It’s like a huge accident wait to happen. I’m all for teaching and exposing children to using tools and just be hands on and able to fix something (like our father taught me and my siblings) but goodness me - safety first. Goggles, and correct footwear for the kids, and safe height support, and also the piece of log not hanging off the stump, in fact maybe it’s best to actually do it on the ground so the drill doesn’t hit the tree stump but rather soft ground. I dunno, but as a parent I’m just prone to seeing where the accident is about to happen. Apart from safety that you must address, it’s awesome that you teach your kids all the hands on skills from early age. And while it was dangerous and could have twisted his wrist much worse or even break it, the little one went steadier and lighter on the trigger from there on. I’m glad I found the video prior to buying this drill bit though lol

Si se hace daño demanda a estos estafadores

If you buy this you will be disappointed not amazed.

Good way to break your wrist. No kid should use this. Look what the torque did to their wrists. The last kid walked off holding his wrist.

Not impressive. I.stick to axe

Wasted our time

I think they work better with dry wood. I bought one I think it was worthless. Maybe with an impact driver you might be okay but I don't have one to try it on. I have exactly the same thing and it didn't work very well it just got stuck in the wood and twisted my wrist.

I think they work better with dry wood. I bought one I think it was worthless. Maybe with an impact driver you might be okay but I don't have one to try it on. I have exactly the same thing and it didn't work very well it just got stuck in the wood and twisted my wrist.