I'll just stick with my trusty froe, and much faster way of getting kindling. To each his own.

@woodnyardjunkie

5 ай бұрын

This was my 1st video using this tool and was not used to it. Once you get the hang of it it's pretty fast...much faster than using a froe, but it's what works best for you.

Wonder if you could add a piece of box section maybe about 9" long horizontal at he bottom so it can be used for the longer pieces . Likely need tapping for screws as guess its a casting.

@woodnyardjunkie

8 ай бұрын

Possibly...I don't mind cutting the pine to 12" This thing works well. Gets the pieces small and can split them fast. Happy with it so far.

I think I'd be going with a tomahawk or axe rather than that. It seems somewhat slow and clumsy for what you can do with it.

@woodnyardjunkie

11 ай бұрын

I use my axe to get the small pieces, then this for the small kindling. This was my 1st go with this. It's definitely faster when not making a video.

Seems like that size might have been geared to Europe as there stoves take shorter length wood

@woodnyardjunkie

11 ай бұрын

I think it's geared for kindling. I like my kindling smaller like fatwood starter. I don't mind cutting up pine and cedar to 10"-12" inch to make kindling. It's worked great so far.

@marianbaca7998

7 ай бұрын

let's not forget this tool is for making a kindling