Splitting Axe/Maul

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The wide wedge and heavy weight of a splitting axe easily separates wood along the grain. For crosscutting wood, such as felling a tree, use a narrow-headed felling axe.

Prepare Before Use

  • Clear your work area of obstacles before using this heavy-weight tool

  • Check your swing area for ample range of movement

  • Split wood can be thrown several feet. Remove anything from the area that may be damaged by flying wood.

  • Keep hands clear of the striking area at all times.

Tool Tips

  • Aim your blow beyond your anticipated striking point to drive the tip deep into the wood.

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The wide wedge and heavy weight of a splitting axe easily separates wood along the grain. For crosscutting wood, such as felling a tree, use a narrow-headed felling axe.

Prepare Before Use

  • Clear your work area of obstacles before using this heavy-weight tool

  • Check your swing area for ample range of movement

  • Split wood can be thrown several feet. Remove anything from the area that may be damaged by flying wood.

  • Keep hands clear of the striking area at all times.

Tool Tips

  • Aim your blow beyond your anticipated striking point to drive the tip deep into the wood.

The wide wedge and heavy weight of a splitting axe easily separates wood along the grain. For crosscutting wood, such as felling a tree, use a narrow-headed felling axe.

Prepare Before Use

  • Clear your work area of obstacles before using this heavy-weight tool

  • Check your swing area for ample range of movement

  • Split wood can be thrown several feet. Remove anything from the area that may be damaged by flying wood.

  • Keep hands clear of the striking area at all times.

Tool Tips

  • Aim your blow beyond your anticipated striking point to drive the tip deep into the wood.

Tool Maintenance & Repair

Sharpen an Axe

  1. Lock your tool into a vice or clamp to a table.

  2. Mark the cutting edge with a sharpie.

  3. Push the file toward the cutting edge until all markings are removed.

  4. Repeat on the opposite side of the cutting edge.