Kindling anyone

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I'd like to see him throw that thing into a chunk of elm...where's Warren??? I bet he'd buy one or two if it worked!
 
Set up for left handers ;(
 
I like this ! Seems to work great.

Since my first response on this I have been reviewing the movies, pictures etc. of this ax and have come to the conclusion that I might get one....... :)

I love the way it "catches" the top of the log and does not go all the way down into the split.


I have contacted the maker of these to inquire how and where I might get one. :)

Here are some good pictures,

http://www.vipukirves.fi/kuvagalleria/index.htm

http://www.vipukirves.fi/etusivu.htm






Robbie
 
The guy is splitting soft wood, looks like a pine or some ind of evergreen. When you get it, lemme know how it does on Oak.
I bet he don't split it all like that & as fast with oak.
 
Robbie said:
What does everyone else think of this ?



Robbie


I think it's neat, might want to add it to the arsenal, but don't think it could replace my 6&8lb mauls.

I split my soft wood small for kindling and spring/fall fires and leave the hardwood big, for the softwood I think it would be great.
 
So much depends on the nature of the wood being split, that it's hard to judge. I have some spruce that I'm splitting now that is a dream to work with. I could split that fast with my Chopper II, except that the pieces go flying, so I need to reset them each time. Perhaps that's one of the selling points of this ax.
 
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