The Champion 25-Ton is a professional gas log splitter – expensive but offers an excellent power (check out the video below) and you can even convert it into vertical position if you prefer to use it that way.

The Kindling Cracker is a simple but very effective tool for making kindling from smaller logs. It can be operated easily and safely by anyone, it’s fast and even enjoyable.

The Anaconda 878 Slide-Hammer is an inexpensive type of manual log splitter – safe, easy to use but also slow and not ideal for larger pieces of wood. Plus there are some quality issues as well.

The Logosol Smart-Splitter is an interesting manual log splitter, safe and very easy to use. It excels with any small or medium pieces but requires too much force to deal with larger logs.

The Quality Craft Log Splitter is a compact foot-operated tool – it’s not designed for splitting large logs but thanks to its low weight and portability you can use it wherever you need. It isn’t expensive, on the other hand users reported a few quality issues.

The Champion 7-Ton is a compact gas log splitter – it offers a good power (check out the video below) but it’s still easy to move around, transport or store. Assembly takes a bit of time but isn’t complicated at all.

The Sun Joe LJ10M is a quality manual log splitter – there is no engine to do the work for you but it’s still very easy to operate, provides a solid power and the price is much lower compared to motorized units.

The Powerhouse XM-380 is a decent electric log splitter. It’s easy to use and provides enough power but unfortunately it also comes with several disadvantages and quality issues.

The WEN 56206 is a compact electric log splitter. It’s not overly expensive, has enough power for a typical homeowner needs and it’s fairly easy to move and store. However, it also comes with a few disadvantages.