I like compact size and splits wood well on realy big ...
590501
I like compact size and splits wood well on realy big logs make some wood wedges to help splits the logs
2288219
I love splitting wood.  Best tool I have ever had for the job.  The wood goes flying.  Very gratifying.
2517502
Split a green downed  38" hickory with the wedge and it worked quite well.  The slick surface might have actually helped with such fresh wood. Used to split wood for exercise and will admit to preferring the old iron wedges i used back then, but anything similar is made of much lower quality metal these days, I have had no luck with them. The wings, while irrelevant for normal splitting, are a nice boost for a tough round when the wedge gets deep into it.
1128846
I have been using poly boards for years now and had a wood cutting board in my cabinet. I recently pulled it out but it doesn't have a juice groove. I like having 2 discernible sides to use for veggies and meat. This provides that. I will still use my other one but this one is a bit smaller and not as heavy so it will be the work horse. I will say that the feeling of it is dry and a bit rough but I figure with use that will change. I am also conditioning it with mineral oil. I've used it twice now, it's nice.
467598
I did not realize that the wood portion was not split, but is a fixed size.  However, for the price, I suppose that's not surprising.  I prefer show trees that will expand appropriately in whatever shoe they're used for.  Still, this is a nice unit, and the heel portion is actually better than many others I've used.  It does not appear to "grab" the top rim of the leather at the back of the shoe, and it comes out very easily.
721234
worked well on some wood but other still split, plus it has a bad tendency to mold and discolor the wood
3879743
This saw cuts very well. Also folds to a nice compact size for carrying. Unfortunately it broke on the second or third use - the U channel that Kates up the frame split at an important spot so the frame now does not properly tension the blade. Im working with amazon customer Service  to resolve but Im rather disappointed at the moment. Hopefully just a defective u it rather than a design flaw.
1403288
I buy wood already split, but use this tool to get some smaller pieces for starting a fire.  Quite satisfactory for that purpose.  I am sure that it doesn't compete with large and expensive powered splitters when processing trees.  Good value.
3147200
The ES7T20 is a good light weight log splitter for small residential applications using light to medium density wood.  However, it cannot touch heavy density wood such as eucalyptus, nor large diameter wood.  You might need to split larger pieces by hand to fit.  Suggest going to a larger tonnage machine for bigger pieces and high density wood or all weekend long projects.
4771288
I don't know why but I've developed a fascination with wood cutting boards and this one is nice with wide channels to collect the juices.  Keep in mind this board is only 3/4" thick which is more for carving and serving as opposed to chopping and cutting.  For chopping and serious cutting, you need an end grain, 2" thick board for ease of cutting.  You want to sand this board a little finer with 220 grit sand paper, then oil, and wax to seal the wood.  Like all the other JK Adams products, there is a lifetime warranty so if it starts cracking or molding, they will replace provided you took proper care of the product.  Should last a lifetime.
3044003
its a perfect size in to use in multiples,easy to assemble,good build quality. now the cons the bottom legs have a small amount of negative camber from the weld process so the rack rocks a little, can be cure with peel and stick pads at each corner
1218976
I like this size and have been using it for many years now,
2992340
I like how compact it is!  It's easy to store since it takes up less space than a big bag of peat moss.  It expands to quite a bit.  I like the way it absorbs the water right away...not like peat moss where it take a bit before it would absorb water.  It is hard to break apart if you're not using the whole block at once.  I had to use a screw driver and hammer to break off what I needed for my house plant.
4256996
I love that it holds my long rulers and it's small size works well on my small work space. I like the heftiness of the wood also.
I will definitely order another one in the future.
2661878
I had to take down a lot of trees to build my house. The vast majority of these trees were large white oaks and hickory. Some really tough wood, that got tougher by sitting in the elements while the house was being built.

I have an 8lb splitting maul, and quite a bit of experience. But I could not even begin to crack a lot of these logs. The maul would either bounce off or get wedged in.

I was going to look for a hydraulic splitter when I found this, which is obviously much cheaper. I bought a couple (should always have two in case the first one gets stuck) and a 4 pound sledge with a short handle (for easier control). I started with some of the smaller chunks, and found that normally with a few hits, I would be starting the split. Then I migrated to some of the big oak pieces (20 inch diameter) and wedged through those with relative ease. Then I grabbed some of the hickory and I was pooping those apart in no time.

There were a few times I got stuck on some really stringy pieces of wood from near the base of the tree. But most of the time the splits happen quickly and efficiently.

I did use my bench grinder to give the tip a little extra edge. Doing this helped start the wedge at lot easier, and made it so I could go full force sooner. I would recommend doing this, but only a little, it doesn't need to be razor sharp.
2662119
This cutting board is huge!  I love the size.  Unfortunately the bamboo sections are starting to delaminate and crack.  I do not know how long this baby will last.
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The size was clearly stated but I still expected it to be a bit larger and even though its a bit diminutive it does the job. However, as others have stated you cant expect it to do splitting miracles in your rounds. I cut some dead trees, cut them into 16-inch rounds and let them sit a few years and split some last week with this and did the job on all and some were up to 12-inches in diameter. You do need to follow the grain to be more effective and I wouldnt try it on anything green. I still use my wedges on some of the larger more difficult pieces and can normally split anything up to about 8-inches with a splitting maul. I gave it 5-stars even though I don't Love It because it does what I expected it to though I would have appreciated it with a little more mass but I have my wedges for the monsters and am still trying to avoid purchasing a log splitter.