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Split Oak Logs with 20-Ton Splitter (Horizontal & Vertical)

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World’s FIRST DEWALT Battery Powered Log Splitter! You decide if it’s Tough Enough!

What happens here

Select a large, knotty oak log to test the 20-ton splitter's maximum capacity. Start by splitting in the horizontal position. Then, pull the pin to engage the vertical splitting mode, allowing the log to rest on the ground, making it easier to handle heavier pieces. Split the log, observing the splitter's power and efficiency even on extremely tough wood.

Goal: Test the 20-ton splitter's power and effectiveness on very hard and knotty oak, especially in its vertical splitting orientation

Tools and materials

  • DeWalt 20-Ton Max Log Splitter DeWalt — Splitting oak logs, DeWalt 60V FlexVolt battery DeWalt used for Powering the log splitter, Safety Glasses Unknown
  • Oak logs Unspecified — Splitting demonstration

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And toss it on there. We're going to put her on high speed for this one. We can high speed. Gosh, you can tell such a difference in the sound that it makes on high speed. Here we go. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Very cool. Here we go. Uh-oh. That's a little big for a double splitter. Let's split the little one first. Here we go. [Applause] Nice. OKAY, last but not least, let's get the big DOG OUT. HERE IS A BIG DADDY. UH KIND of dwarfs this log splitter, doesn't it? But, let's see how it does. I don't know. I don't know how it's going to do. I'm going to leave it on high speed and let's let her rip. [Music] [Applause] OKAY. OOH. NOT A VERY GOOD EXAMPLE. THAT'S A ROTTEN PIECE OF WOOD THERE. Fairly rotten. There's a big knot right here on this side. Let's see what it does with it. Honestly, I'm not really uh impressed with this log and it is totally full of ants. [Applause] I'm going to get uh ate up with ants here in a second. Here we go. [Applause] Nice. [Applause] I saw no lag. I saw no grunting. I

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