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Best splitting axe?

Stumpy Grinder

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10 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Splitting mauls aren’t necessarily sharp, are we confusing splitting and cutting?

I'm thinking of both.  or should that be spitting axe and splitting maul..   all depends on the wood your chopping..  easy wood an axe will do, mangy crap a maul..   I have a dozen different axes and mauls and they each work as good as the next if I'm fit that day....  and thats what really separates one from the other. whether your in shape when you chop your logs..   

 

 

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Two sticks, as long as one's a match 

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I don't think you'll notice much difference in performance. They are both excellent.   Why not buy the Gransfors maul instead to cover a few more bases?   You can never have too ma

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The perfect number of axes is same as the perfect number of saws, one more than you have now.

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