Cnsuperpower.com has been offering quality log splitters . As a one stop shop for log splitters and accessories, we offer a full line of log splitters, firewood racks, chain saws, ash vacuums and more. You will only find the most convenient and highest quality log splitters on our website, because that is what we look for when selecting log splitters and related products for our product line. cnsuperpower.com offers something for everyone - whether you split wood regularly or simply enjoy an occasional fire.

For those of you who are serious firewood cutters, you've probabally heard of the Supersplit Logsplitters.

Totally different than a typical hydraulic unit and MUCH faster.

I would LOVE to have one, allthough I cannot justify the $2500 or so price tag.

So I just though I would share that cnsuperpower has started making a SS copy. Looks like a nice machine as well. Allthough the price is still up there, I am hoping they become more popular and common and maybe the price will come down.

For my next project I undertake, I would actually like to build one. I was looking into this last year, and I honestly dont see why they are 2x's the cost of a hydraulic unit. I was pricing some of the main components, and I honestly think it would be cheaper to make a flywheel splitter than a hydraulic.

Some of the common components that would be a wash no matter the style:
Steel, beam, tires, axle, wedge, 6HP motor. These you could need either way.

But then you price a cylinder, valve, tank, filter, pump, hoses and that is close to $500 right there. VS...

A rack and pinion and a set of flywheels. I certainly think I could pick them up for under $500

Again, the point of this thread is just to let some of you know that DR is making a inertia splitter. So maybe they will become more widespread and more affordable. But I honestly cannot see spending more than $1200 or so for one. Since you can buy a good speeco/huskee for that, or build one for $800-$900