Chopping Firewood THE SMART WAY!

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  • @agrosyntrop says:

    cool! The cube/ forklift combo looks amazing.

  • @Makethemsayoyvey says:

    I love this idea! I’m going to build one today

  • @srantoniomatos says:

    You look fit. Almost like those videos 10 years ago. Nice to see you back in action. Hope next year will be a good one for you, and all of us. The homestead looks amaizing as well.

  • @OmegaBlueFarms says:

    I’ve been splitting firewood for the duration of my 20 years of homesteading. We are 100% wood heat. I love the tire trick. Can’t wait to adopt it at our new farm location in the US. As I age out, I have assumed that a log splitter was in my future but I resist that transition as I believe splitting wood contributes to good health and a healthy aging process. The tire method will definately extend the time before I need to give in to getting the log splitter.

    One tip though, your swinging method would kill my back, or at least contribute to premature fatigue. I try to avoid fatigue as it often results in accidents and injury. Yes, you are right, your swing is better than some, but by lifting straight up as you do, you are still causing strain. I prefer more of a mindmill motion where there is no stop at the top of the swing and that the momentum of the lift contributes to the force applied to the down stroke. If interested, contact me and I’ll get my wife to make a video next time I split wood.

    Thanks again for the tire trick, it will keep me healthier for longer.

  • @suewarman9287 says:

    You’re a born teacher, Curtis!

  • @johnmadany9829 says:

    This also protects your shins from flying wood! Love your idea!

  • @matthale-d2f says:

    I love the idea if the tire. It protects your axe and it’s safer for your shins and feet. Great tutorial.

  • @Quiet_Wire says:

    Always an inspiration. Thank you!

  • @kriswickens8157 says:

    Wow, a cord in 1 to 1.5 hours may be faster than me using my wood splitter. I’m still sticking with the wood splitter but this is an awesome setup.

  • @emeraldgroveperm says:

    Killer system i gotta build a nice tire station

  • @wesleylawrence6439 says:

    Great ideas!

  • @gerloczyek says:

    Fantastic ideas! Thank you, Master Curtis!

  • @anitadotson5612 says:

    Really like the idea of the small mobile boxes that can be moved by the bobcat. Love it! No moving it 5 times!

  • @ruthcowden1386 says:

    I’ve been heating with wood for decades and still learned from you! Thanks, Curtis!

  • @kimlansing8123 says:

    So Cool Thank you. Never thought to use tires..❤

  • @teatimetraveller says:

    Another species of conifer that is deciduous is swamp Cyprus, Taxodium distichum. Native to USA. You can also coppice it which is rare for soft woods.

  • @4evermetalhead79 says:

    Cool ideas. Thanks for the small nuggets mate.

  • @LakeMissoulaAquaticsandPlants says:

    I really like the portable wood cubbies

  • @juliefall2892 says:

    Excellent and safer too with the tyre ❤

  • @el_sembrador says:

    Super usefull lesson Curtis. Thanks. The course looks really appealing.

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