With the help of power tools, splitting logs has gotten a lot easier over the years. However, being a creative problem solver, ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Johnny Greene has invented a tool he believes will take away 80% of the labor it still takes to split logs. In fact, his tool will allow people to split more logs in one day than standard log splitters can do in one week. 

Mr. Greene has teamed up with All in One Inventions for the development of this product. Together they have used their collaborative experience to transform this idea into a marketable platform.

Mr. Greene passionately feels a sense of pride about his concept and believes that it deserves immediate attention. Because of the widespread market that exists for such a concept, he wholeheartedly believes in the positive impact its development and production will have on individuals and the market(s) to which it will be promoted.

The name of the concept Mr. Greene has chosen is Log Splitter, although he is open to the possibility of a name change and reserves final approval regarding the official name. Branding is important, of course, but the concept is the proper foundation for the invention and any future applications of the invention.

The concept Mr. Greene has envisioned is a log splitter for firewood. A more detailed description of the functionality of this invention will be elaborated upon in the following segment.

Mr. Greene has been working hard at designing and documenting this concept. He has several “mock-up” drawings of this invention that provide a sense of how the idea will appear once brought into production. The drawings are beneficial for making any necessary modifications and revisions for improvements to promote a more satisfactory and overall accommodating product.
 
 As currently designed in the technical drawings and 3-D models Log Splitter has unique features not presently available in the marketplace. Although it is still in the developmental stages, an explanation of its functionality is as follows:

The components of Log Splitter include:
 

·      1 1/2" or 2” carbon steel plate

·       SCH 80 pipe

·      A reducer or cap

·      8 set bolts

The Log Splitter is a 4", 6", and 8" way log splitter designed to attach to any equipment with a jackhammer. 

The unique features of Log Splitter will provide the following benefits for consumers worldwide:
 

·      Splits logs into firewood

·      Easy to use 

·      Safe

·      Quick, efficient 

·      Improves productivity

·      Speeds up the log splitting process

·      Takes away 80% of the labor

·      Saves time and money  

·      Eliminates frustration 

Currently, log splitters are available on the market, however, none of them can split logs as quickly and efficiently as the Log Splitter.  It stands alone - there's nothing like it on the market today.

The cost of materials and actual materials used will depend on the quantity manufactured and the buyer/licensee.
 
An introductory retail price and sustaining price will be determined by the quantity manufactured, the actual cost of manufacturing, advertising methods, and packing materials employed by the buyer/licensee. The inventor understands that company feedback, especially from knowledgeable sources, is a great way to improve for future market potential.

Mr. Greene envisions the Log Splitter appealing to: 

·      Homeowners 

·      Industrial manufacturers

Today’s society is always seeking new and easier ways to use advanced technology to make necessary tasks easier to accomplish. This is precisely why this product is being developed.
 
The markets are extensive for an innovative product like the Log Splitter. Consumers and contractors worldwide will appreciate the benefits and convenience of this product. It will be available wherever outdoor tools are available: big-box retailers such as Home Depot, Lowes, and other local retailers.

The internet provides an additional large platform for the advertising and marketing of this innovative product with myriad retail sites as well as sites to provide informative videos and blogs.

Mr. Greene wishes to leave the market open for subsequent variances and possibilities that could improve the feasibility and marketability of the Log Splitter.