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No with a splitter. It's such a clean dry wood, totally unaffected by weather or decay. And heavy.

Good job too. A piece of dry Holly that length would put up a fuss being split by hand. A piece of dry Elm would be pretty much impossible! Does it have much if a smell?

 

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Good job too. A piece of dry Holly that length would put up a fuss being split by hand. A piece of dry Elm would be pretty much impossible! Does it have much if a smell?

 

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Unfortunately I have no sense of smell, so can't help you there.

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