I have a neighbor who splits wood for a guy to sell. The guy drops off the logs (most of which he gets free), then the neighbor cuts and splits them. He has a couple teenagers help him. Once it dries, it is bundled into 6 stick piles, shrink wrapped, and a cloth handle stapled to it. The boss has a contract with just about every convenience and grocery store in two large cities (200,000 plus population). He sells THOUSANDS of bundles every year. He hauls them on a flatbed trailer behind his F-350. Delivers 5000+ bundles at a time.
My neighbor isn't getting "rich" over splitting, but he has made pretty good money. Right now, he has an old concrete pit silo that is 120' long, 30' wide and 20' deep over half full of split and piled wood, ready to wrap.
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