Log Splitter Size Guide

How many tons does your wood need? Log Splitter Size Guide gives you a planning range, shows how your machine compares with it, and says plainly when it cannot give a reliable answer. WOOD YARD Record each batch of wood: species, diameter, length, grain, knots and whether it is green or seasoned. See volume as solid wood, as a stacked pile (with a stacking factor you can adjust) and in cords or face cords. MATCH LAB Enter a log and get a planning band in tons. The band comes from a simple, published scoring method based on wood hardness, diameter, grain and knots, and it is shown with its uncertainty. If the log is outside the supported range, the app says "Unable to provide a reliable estimate" instead of guessing. EQUIPMENT WORKSHOP Save your own splitters with the tons and cycle time you enter. Compare machines against each batch and see whether each one is below, near or inside the planning band. PROCESSING PLAN Put batches in order and see cuts per round, machine cycles and a working-time range. The time uses your own handling assumption, or your recorded sessions once you have some. WORK SESSION AND SEASON RECORDS Time a session, note interruptions and difficult logs, and keep a season record of what you split. ALSO - Species library with hardness bands - Imperial and metric units - Plan as PDF, data as CSV - Backup and restore on your device - Works offline, no account - iPhone and iPad - Dynamic Type and VoiceOver - Safety reference FREE AND FULL VERSION The free version includes 3 batches, 1 machine, the quick Match Lab, the references and the safety pages. One purchase unlocks the full version for good: more batches and machines, the matching matrix, the plan, sessions, season records, PDF and CSV export, and backup and restore. No subscription. IMPORTANT Tonnage figures are planning guidance, not manufacturer specifications, and they do not certify that any machine will split every log. Follow your splitter's manual and keep your hands clear of the wedge and ram.