Eastonmade; Cold Hard Truth About Firewood Processor Production...What you NEED to know!!!

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[laurpaqu]

good job on the math my friend. Never thought about it that way. Thanks for sharing.

[awilliams]

Yes I I am using my late wife’s account she passed away in 2019 as a single dad with four kids three and under the age of 18 I literally am doing everything I could do to make money being self-employed I would literally kill for a log splitter forget the processor that it’s just an amazing piece of equipment love watching the videos

[bizdev]

The great thing about today's technology, it allows you to directly communicate with your audience. You get this and are using it very well. My hat is off to you.!! Keep up the good work.

[scottsoper]

I knew there were a number of variables to production: this helped get one of them more clearly in mind!!

[GPOutdoors]

That makes a whole lot of sense Andrew. Excellent video and well laid out - easily understandable. Thanks!

[thefirewooddoctor]

For my size operation and the cost of a processor, not a good idea. But the dream is to be producing and selling enough firewood that I'd need a firewood processor.

[terrencewalker]

Thank you for your integrity, Andrew. Because that is what success really boils down to.

[wtfbuddy]

Nice video Andrew - math is math, wood is wood and production is a daily dream - too many variables in a log to have a daily quota. Cheers

[googleboy]

I really appreciate by our honesty. Worth more than gold. Shalom/gw

[fralin]

This machine is a joy to watch makes splitting the wood effortless

[LGTrees]

Excellent points. The cycle times for the saw and the splitter are consistent. It's the wood volume/cycle that makes the difference.

[WilliamsonRidge]

Great explanation on the variables Andrew, holds very true to even your commercial splitters, if you have a six way wedge and the perfect size rounds it can really increase the production if everything splits first pass.

[lmtreeservices]

Very good video and an honest take on production.

[donlowe]

Very good points.... here they do time studies on machines, but don’t do any on tool changes... or down time

[InTheWoodyard]

A lot of the outcome/production depends on the person feeding the machines too!!

[leonardryan]

Don’t worry about the number for out put . Just stick put out good working gear for your $$$$ . Send over western coast off Newfoundland put 22” to 5 ‘ yellow birch . Full off knots and twisted with high wind off the ROCK . I LAUGH about cords and chainsaw speed on U tube . sick buddy . keep up good work on EASTONMADE .

[briansidlauskas]

Can’t wait for our 22MB! We are going to use it both as a rental machine and our production machine.

[hardwoodharry]

Love the video and love your honesty too thank you

[nqdz]

What a great video, a great easy way to explain the truth!

[markdebruin]

Never truer words spoken about firewood. I personally have a machine also made in Perth Ontario ( Not a Bells lol) I was sold on the production numbers. I only do custom processing so learning what the machine can do took some time, Never mind all the pissed off customers in the mean time and losing out on jobs I quoted. All thanks to thr manufacturer telling you a machine can do 10 face cord when really it can to 4, 6 maybe on perfect logs.
Love your vids, keeps telling the truth about firewood cause nothing is better than running a processor 👍👍