Posted by lfure on January 26, 2015 at 06:46:25 from (68.169.254.14):
In Reply to: Splitting Wood. posted by rla on January 26, 2015 at 06:19:37:
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I could split wood faster by hand than with a hydraulic splitter. I had a older gentleman teach my how to swing an axe many years ago. He was watching me split some of the chunks in his wood pile. Being a young sprout I thought it took brute force to split a chunk of wood. Each time I swung the axe my feet would nearly leave the ground. After awhile he stopped me and told me that I could split more wood without so much effort. After he gave me his lesson on splitting wood I could work longer and use less of my energy to split more wood than I ever could.
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