Final Comparison and Conclusion

[Applause] I saw no lag. I saw no grunting. I everything was just fine. That was on the high speed. That was with a big log. Now, we're going to back the side by side up to the 20-ton max DeWalt brushless battery-powered splitter. And first things first, I've never flipped this thing up uh in the upright position. I put it together yesterday and I've never flipped it up. So, let me try. We'll pull a pin and rotate. And it's just that easy. Cool. Super cool. All right. So, if we got big stuff and there's a handle right over here, we pull it back down. Put my foot there. There we go. Locks it back in place. So, big daddy log splitter right here, the 20-ton max brushless log splitter from DeWalt will do 15 minutes or 80 splits, up to 15 minutes, up to 80 splits on one battery, or on high speed, it will go up to 25 minutes or 150 splits. That's a lot of splits. That's I don't know, a pickup truck load of wood, and maybe even more than that. So, let's give her a shot here. First, we're going to try the pine, just like we did before, pine log, and let her rip. And this will be on low. Much faster than the little 9. [Applause] Nice. [Applause] Okay. So, you got a log deck over here. That's kind of handy to have. Set it right there. Much, much faster than the smaller version, the 9-ton. All right, what do we notice there? This is much faster than the 9-ton. Power-wise, again, this is 20 tons of splitting pressure. We'll go ahead and stack these two logs back on each other and give them another split on low speed. I like that it has this log deck right here. So, the stuff falls off the wood that you split falls off on there. We're going to load these back on the side-by-side. Knotty pine. This one's got a knot in it, and I'm excited to try that. Toss this guy over here. We're going to flick her up into high speed. There we go. That's your high speed. Dual battery, high speed. Yeah. [Music] Nice. That was a nice knot right there. Nothing harder than a good pine knot. So, for giggles, I'm going to take out one battery. Let's just see how it performs with just one battery. Hey, we're on one battery now, high speed, one battery. Same speed. Can't tell the difference. Splitting like crazy. Awesome. It's time for some oak. Now, if I had bigger oak logs, we'd be using them. Toss this over here. We're going to high speed, one battery on the oak. I see no difference in high speed with two batteries versus one. Splits that oak like butter. Double stack. Give it another…