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Split Pine Logs with 20-Ton Splitter

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

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What happens here

Place a pine log on the 20-ton splitter's log deck. Initiate the split using the low-speed setting. Then, switch to high speed to observe the rapid splitting action. Note how easily it handles softwood, even knotty sections. This splitter can effectively split even with just one battery, though two are recommended for full power and runtime.

Goal: Demonstrate the 20-ton splitter's efficiency and power on softwood (pine), including knotty pieces

Tools and materials

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

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first on the low speed. I'm like you guys, I would probably think that low speed would have more torque, but I don't know. Maybe it does, maybe it doesn't. LET'S SEE. AH, she just busted wide open. That's awesome. [Applause] [Music] Nice. Now, the cycle times aren't based on oak. Okay? That's how DeWalt base their cycle times or how long it will run. Let's do it again. We're going to split a uh oak piece at HIGH SPEED NEXT. [Applause] NICE. [Music] SO, IF you have really large logs, could you use this splitter? Totally. It's just going to be a little bit more work than the other splitter. That's what I'm thinking. We're going to go ahead and grab our next piece of oak.

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