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A word about splitting large firewood rounds by hand
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<blockquote data-quote="bcorradi" data-source="post: 3808260" data-attributes="member: 4126"><p>I personally disagree. I purchased my x27 and x25 late last fall and split a 13 cord load of birch then and I'm about finishing up a big load of red oak. It will not go through everything easily, but for example out of the big load of red oak i just got, there was only about 40 pieces I wasn't able to get busted within a few swings so I tossed them into the cull pile. I split everything close to where it was bucked so I don't hoist anything onto a splitter or on top of a large block of cottonwood etc. So i think the energy consumed between the two is negligible. It is all personal preference, but I highly respect what an x27 can do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bcorradi, post: 3808260, member: 4126"] I personally disagree. I purchased my x27 and x25 late last fall and split a 13 cord load of birch then and I'm about finishing up a big load of red oak. It will not go through everything easily, but for example out of the big load of red oak i just got, there was only about 40 pieces I wasn't able to get busted within a few swings so I tossed them into the cull pile. I split everything close to where it was bucked so I don't hoist anything onto a splitter or on top of a large block of cottonwood etc. So i think the energy consumed between the two is negligible. It is all personal preference, but I highly respect what an x27 can do. [/QUOTE]
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