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I only wear eye pro where I think I might get injuried, like looking under the truck at a mechanical repair, walking amongst brush and branches, chipping, cutting. You're eyeball is about as poke resistant as a grape, I've been told. I know one-eye Guy, and one-eye Bob. Everyone one else...

HeeYa, Take That, Grain!!

Butt wood is more dense. Good point.

Not cross-cut, not rip-cut, ...the other orientation of bar and chain to the wood. It would be parellel to the pith/ center of rings, resulting in long, stringy, noodly saw chips. This will easily start to clog your clutch cover, if you keep the powerhead up tight to the wood. A more distance...

Screwy grain going into the stump, couple with larger rounds to split. "Noodle" cut into workable sized pieces for a bonfire. Hydraulic splitters have the toughest time with stump wood, and crotches, like an ax/ maul does.