A new splitting axe developed in Finland exploits physics by using an axe head that has a center of gravity that is not in line with the handle. Therefore with each swing the axe head cuts into the wood and then kicks out to the side splitting the wood more easily.
Yeah, or over here for some gnarly-stringy cotton wood.
That stuff He is splitting is weenies wood compared to the stuff in other parts of the world.
Here is My new wood cutting~splitting equipment. Only problem is, I needs to sleep wit one eye open all the time. OH Yeah, It seems that I grew an eye in the back of Mine head tooh.
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MrMarty51 wrote: Yeah, or over here for some gnarly-stringy cotton wood.
That stuff He is splitting is weenies wood compared to the stuff in other parts of the world.
Here is My new wood cutting~splitting equipment. Only problem is, I needs to sleep wit one eye open all the time. OH Yeah, It seems that I grew an eye in the back of Mine head tooh.
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That's a pretty slick design but he was also splitting nearly all frozen birch. Still, it is an interesting design and for $255 dollars it better stack the wood after it splits it..
NightForce wrote: That's a pretty slick design but he was also splitting nearly all frozen birch. Still, it is an interesting design and for $255 dollars it better stack the wood after it splits it..
The way that axe{the one in the video} glances off to the side, makes Me nervous juz watching it. Usually, when an ax glances like that, it is headed right fur a foooot. :banghead: :busted: :cheers:
NightForce wrote: And that young lady......I'll hit her!!
I`ll tell Her, get in line. :drool: :whip: :cowboy:
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