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Autine Splitting Axe/ Maul alternative

jowa

By jowa,
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Similar mauls can be had alot cheaper

 

Adler Bison Muller etc all good  quality german ones with hickory handles

 

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Adler 3KG Log Splitting Maul With Metal Shod 7LB Axe, Splitter - Made in Germany

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Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Adler 3KG Log Splitting Maul With Metal Shod 7LB Axe...

 

 

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favicon-16x16.png Bison Splitting Hammer Maul 850mm - Chelford Farm Supplies

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<p>The Bison Splitting Hammer Maul 850mm is the heavyweight of all splitting tools. The Splitting Hammer Maul...

 

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Muller Hand Forged Splitting Maul | George Carr Power Products

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The Muller hand forged splitting maul is the ideal tool for splitting, and also for driving in plastic or aluminium felling...

 

 

I liked  the cheapo fibre though seem to absorb shock better than hickory

 

 

 

Seems some youtube axe bloke agrees hickory fat  handles are not ideal......

 

Vintage axes (there usually felling ones) have alot thinner handles - better at aborbing shock

 

 

 

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