Many reviews complain it’s just a gimmick and the axe itself is too light to do anything on tougher wood, and/or hurts your hands on the recoil. They all seem to conclude that an ordinary axe that doesn’t cost €200 does the job equally well.

                In his free time A.J. enjoys deer hunting, particularly with a compound bow or flintlock rifle. He volunteers at Northmoreland Baptist Church in the Sportsman Ministry. The ministry’s main program is CenterShot, which provides training in archery for children starting in grade two and is offered to the whole family. It provides a good time of fellowship, competition and a Bible study.

The Gen 7 knife rotor processes chip from 15mm to 60mm at 420rpm, with it able to swallow timber 1,230mm by 980mm. The on board crane can lift 1,000kg at its 10m full reach. A two speed powershift transmission is capable of 70kph road speeds.

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All of GreenMech’s hydraulic machines are fitted with their patented disc-blade system, providing up to 150 hours of chipping before re-sharpening is required. They also come with a 3 Year, no-quibble warranty, the support of GreenMech’s well-established UK dealer network and a variety of flexible GreenMech Finance options.

There are other versions of the widowmaker out there. Those with heavier, slower spinning wheels manage to do the job with less drama, but accidents are just around the corner.

                Aaron pays an average of $600-800 for a tri-axle dump truck load of logs. That amount of logs will yield about 22 face cords of firewood. He buys most of his wood from logging contractors and land-clearing contractors.

Gabe eliminates Abraham with a boat propeller and carries the family to brief safety at their neighbor’s house. We think he’s dead a second time when their neighbor Josh (Tim Heidecker) attacks him, but he kills that evil twin as well and limps his way back to the others. It’s not exactly a happy ending (we won’t totally spoil the film), but Gabe definitely sees the end credits, and we absolutely did not expect him to.

No discussion of homestead splitting tools would be complete without mention of another screw-type design — the Stickler. This large cone-shaped woodscrew can be powered by bolting it to a car, truck or tractor axle or coupling it to a tractor’s PTO, stationary engine, you name it. Harking to the 1970s, this conical screw design is still with us and works as follows. Set the screw to spinning, stab a log onto the screw (near the end of the log) and keep the log from spinning. As the ever-widening screw pulls its way into the log, it eventually splits. Good for logs up to 3 feet long and 40 inches in diameter, this may well be the least expensive and most versatile option, not including wedge and sledge. The Stickler is not complicated or burdened with all manner of safety equipment. Like all log splitters, it requires an attentive operator, but it is capable of serious production. As the first log splitter I ever operated, the Stickler made large-scale firewood making accessible on my non-existent student budget.

He spent less than 24 hours in the ICU, and remains hospitalized. He will be taking part in a rehabilitation program, the post says.

5. They are available in powerful electric models. Electric log splitters are a great way to be able to split wood indoors – say in your shed or barn – or just have the convenience of not having to deal with messy oil and gas. Electric hydraulic splitters are usually only available at very low tonnages (3-ton, 5-ton, etc.). This is great for splitting kindling and other small logs, but what about the big guys? DR recently introduced an electric-powered kinetic log splitter that can out split any 22-ton hydraulic! That’s plenty of power, all powered by clean electricity.

Environmentally conscious consumers often ask me whether a real Christmas tree or an artificial one is the more sustainable choice. As a horticulture and forestry researcher, I know this question is also a concern for the Christmas tree industry, which is wary of losing market share to artificial trees.