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Ochsenkopf vs Gransfors vs Fiskars Splitting Axe/Maul?


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I use an X27, and it's a nice axe. However, it was £50 odd when I bought it, and I'm not convinced it's 5x better than my old £10 toolstation maul which used weight rather than my force behind the axe to do the splitting.

 

Having said that, I don't tend to split huge amounts of wood in a single session - the X27 is lighter so maybe better for larger volumes.

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I always split with 2 axes at arms reach. Fiskar is the go to axe for me but always keep my heavy man sized axed (don't know the brand) for the odd log that requires a bit of weight persuasion

 

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X27 here too as i find the heavier stuff does my back in

looking at a shorter fiskar for the small stuff that just needs spliting once

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looking at a shorter fiskar for the small stuff that just needs spliting once

 

 

I can recommend the X17

 

Big enough for two hands when needed and light enough to use single handed as a large hatchet. Just as efficient at the X27 just lighter/smaller.

 

 

Bob

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