Welcome back to his laboraforest

@mrminesanity5967

6 жыл бұрын

TheFreshprinceofcali aarp

Taras I've been liking you recent vlogs lately, keep up the good work man

Never split from the dry side of the log, go always to the fresh side (that you just cut with the chain saw).

@supiorihi4958

4 жыл бұрын

Tako je -that's right

Thanks for the video! Those are some big rounds of wood, and the wedge makes the job so much easier. This saved me tons of time and effort.

I have had great success with the blue eastwing wedge, but I have to be able to start a groove with the winged maul that is your favorite one. I have hear the tips break off of the spiral wedges. I assume you could just grind it to a point again. I also always use some kind of a base under the rounds, it allows you to transmit energy to the round much more efficiently.

This was an excellent video. I learned from it. Thank you for posting this.

"I'm a lumberjack and I'm OK, I sleep all night and I work all day, I cut down trees, I eat my lunch......" Hey Taras, do you know anybody in British Columbia? Just kidding. Doesn't take long to sweat bullets when cutting fire wood. Even for a tall manly man like you. Keep up the AWESOME videos my friend!!!

Use TWO wedges on big stuff. On hardwood, like this oak. *Eye AND ear protection.* Split on hard ground (easier splitting), on the cut stump, or move log there. You can use a 4lb hammer to set wedge in wood, then switch to 8-10 lb sledge hammer. The colder the air temp, the easier the splitting. Fully seasoned wood -- the bark falls off. Never try to split green wood. What type of oak? Red, black?

Awesome! I'm going to pick up some wedges this week! Thanks Taras!!!!

I find it satisfying just watching u chop logs plz do more

It may be easier to split the word if it's on a harder surface. The wall may be bouncing off the ground reducing the amount of pressure the mall or the log splitter is placing on the wood

pretty cool aa

I honestly love these kind of videos keep making log videos

Looks great my friend. Wedges and safety glasses. Great work. Thanks

Love your videos Taras keep up the great work

It’s a tough piece of wood for sure. More strategy with the wedge. Wedge placement can work magic. Good video. Thank you.

Great

"This is why you need safety" Wears rubber boots :)

@Lesdig891

3 жыл бұрын

My wellies have steel toe caps

Dude you weren't hitting with the grain that's why it didn't split

@juanm2192

6 жыл бұрын

The chemistry Nerd ikr

@csis8460

6 жыл бұрын

FINALLY SOMEONE WHO KNOWS HOW TO CHOP WOOD !!!!

@Uhreg

6 жыл бұрын

yeah lol. he was even saying that "we gotta go with the grain" and at the same time doing the opposite :D

@connorpowers2786

6 жыл бұрын

The chemistry Nerd lol "again, you gotta go with the grain" proceeds to attempt splitting completely perpendicular to the grain

@_-daman-_

6 жыл бұрын

you also use the maul to get a indentation in the wood toward the outside of the log then put the wider wedge in and then work your way in to the center

0:09 Wood Grenade! The best one I have ever owned! Align the wedges with the wind shake. They are natural fractures in the wood. It will aid you in splitting.

Yasss Finally Early!! Keep up the good work Taras!!

When i watch you i remember my dad taras i love you sooo mush

the reason taras likes the diamond one more is because that one goes with the grain more than the blue one, he's putting the blue one perpandicular to the grain

I love this guys videos

Nice job. Thank you so much.

Love the vids I watch all three of your channels keep it up

have you tried using the splitting maul with the grain?

Wow, they work great!..

Even though I'll never buy most of the gadgets you show us because I'm still young i love watching your videos, they are so interesting and kul.

You can also use them to get long staves to make bows. You split a long trunk lengthwise with several of those.

This is so satisfying

where are you getting all this wood? are you felling the trees as well?

nice work taras

1:15 nothing, nothing, nothing, UGHH I am just exhausting mah self for nading over hear" -Taras

@xxt-jay_daviesxxdavies7144

6 жыл бұрын

YaBoiMiguel d

@flowrfpv

6 жыл бұрын

nice video, but for most of us hmm... useless

@Paintbl99

5 жыл бұрын

Gophy why did you watch it then. Most the people watching will find it helpful

In Soviet Russia Wedges split you.

@miguelpires8964

6 жыл бұрын

David D in mother russia

@angelvu

6 жыл бұрын

miguel pires its soviet

Great video Taras! You rock!

those splitting veggies are awesome.

why is log splitting just so satisfying

You covered all the possibilities.Спасибо из Греции , друг.

What kind of Hearing Protection do you use? sledges and chainsaws can greatly damage hearing.

Hotel? Boom

Very satisfying

Where can I buy splitting vedges ?

Thank you sir God bless you! 🙋🙏

So satisfying

Boom coool how cool is that

That does look exhausting work.. But you got to collect fireword for yourself on the winter... that's important.... by the way.. im from Victoria Australia.. we've just come from winter and spring is just beginning.... great work taras. !

Cool

Now that's one way to get a work out! 💪👍

Thank you... that was a big help..

love you Taras

I actually split a trunk that big one time with only a small hatchet. I basically used the hatchet as a splitting wedge like in this video, and it worked just as well. I ended up totally busting the handle, but it still got the job done in the end 😂

@dont_mind_danielle_6193

6 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

AMAZING -taras kul

Wege is quick start. Take the power saw and strip a notch in the log. 👍

What kind of tree is taht? I like the orange color of the wood.

I always enjoyed using a splitting wedge when I was cutting the rounds.

Taras, you're hitting that wood perpendicular to the radius. You need to hit it parallel with the radius. I know wood can sometimes get so hard that you bounce off. What kind of wood is that?

I use most of these tools every winter

I made a Meestake! That's why he's the best !

What type of wood ???

Good workout

Awesome video C.R.H!

@taras kul Hit the wood at the natural cracks from when you cut it with the saw

Good job taras

what type of tree was that ????

Wow you really got your exercise today. Find a comfortable chair and a cold drink.

What a workout you gave yourself with these tools, and a very stubborn chunk of wood.

Taras was it intentional that you used the axe against the grain and the mauls with the grain?

Chain saw can be used for this also right? Just asking

What a legend puts all of his fails in there BOOM

what time are over there right now? in my country it 6 am right now.

@hafizahmad5013

6 жыл бұрын

linda benson okey. thank. have a good day🙏🏻👍😅

0:49 " I would have to hit on it it all day"😂😂😂

I like this kinds of videos

You should do some metal detecting!! that would be an awesome video

Do it on a hard flat surface its unstable and bouncing off the grass

If you look for cracks and hit those, you can split most big logs.

You should get a product called - Chainsaw Buddy. Try also a Log Horse, and or a Log Saw Horse. Very cool products.

I just bought the blue wedge today and it's hella easier than using an ax or maul. Used with a 3# sledgehammer and it got through twisted, knotty maple wood. Might pick up the diamond-shaped wedge, too. Looks useful.

Have two of the 4 sided wedge, two does come in handy.

i see you listened to my advice about sliding the hand on the handle, it's much easier to lift when you hold it closer to the axe head

👍👍to much work like my electric one for those heavy logs ! Lol

03:07 " And the second one, put it in the crack " Taras kul 2017

@xzor2101

6 жыл бұрын

My closed captioning wrote "put it in the clock". Sigh. Lol.

That Red Oak will make a good hot long lasting fire on a cold winter day after it's seasoned out.

Amazing thing

beautiful log :3

I love videos about split'n vedges

Amazing

Boom Luke at that

The "booms" make the video even better

Love the. Video

Hi taras

U make me happy taras😄

What kind of wood is that

What do yo do with the Wood,?

wedges are also used for the unskilled to be able to safely cut a tree and let drop in a certain direction

Hi Tara's

can you tell me about your Gloves? Who buy you then?

You are 1 cool dude

YES this a good gaget for wood

Love you💗💗💗💗👍