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I disagree!

 

If I wanted sharp I'd use an axe. I like my maul blunt. More lateral power for splitting.

 

If you don't know what I mean I can't be arsed to explain....

 

I think you're missing the point, the sharpened demolition maul has a sharp edge to get into the wood instead of bouncing off, and it gets fat very quickly to split the wood like a wedge. Similar to the Gransfors splitting maul, but a lot cheaper;

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I really like the look of this one: The Woodsmith's Store: Gransfors Bruks Spliting Maul - Green Woodworking Tools - Green Woodworking Accessories

 

The problem I have with my tenner one from Mole Valley is that the top of the shaft, next to the wedge, splinters continuously, even though I keep wrapping loads of duct tape round it. I don't miss the wood, but it splinters anyway. I can't figure it. SO that metal bit just where the shaft gets split looks perfect for me.

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I think you're missing the point, the sharpened demolition maul has a sharp edge to get into the wood instead of bouncing off, and it gets fat very quickly to split the wood like a wedge. Similar to the Gransfors splitting maul, but a lot cheaper;

gransforsmall.jpg

 

With you now, I just don't like it getting wedged in an unsplit log?

 

Wow, that looks amazing! How much? (I'm preparing to look away!)

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