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I do not own one , but my wife and I are proud owners of two. Very special tools. We do not use them much with hydraulic and eclectric splitters getting most of the action, but they are some of the best tools made.

My 12 year old grandson started splitting a few weeks ago with a six pounder whle i was working up some big wood. He had no training or help from me! I felt bad for his baby brother who felt let out. I set the five year old up with a little electric spitter that I bought used for fifty...

It looks like Spider needs a stove with Bias ply tires and a carburetor!!!!

You do not know me yet !!! But I started with with a double blade axe with out a clue, and it changed my life.

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I need a fuel line for a 359/357 can some one help me out with the part number.

I am too busy for that none sense. When you get the handles try and dry them real good before you set the maul. In the winter a few days close to the stove works well. After the tool is set paint on the end grain helps the handle retain any moisture left.

I had a big pile of wood and no money. My wife had a twenty her mom had sent her. I said if you buy an axe I will give you split wood. The rest is history. Best investment my wife ever made free wood for life.

We have an axe I bought for my wife when we were dating 39 years ago. It stays in house becuse I use the work tools and keep it shiny. The handle is always loose from drying out in the house. The work tools live in the wood room or truck where the handles absorb moisture, it helps to keep...

I have heard anti freeze is a good fix, but have never tried it.

Will transmission fluid work well.

No sarcasm, when I sold wood we shattered several handles a week.

As far as I can tell the tool does not get as hot as one might think. The process is carried out with a cool stove.

I and afraid to try with my special tools. A fellow at work told me how his father burns the handles in his special axe. This man goess throu a lot of handles because he splits a lot of wood with his special very sharp axe.

I have a multi purpose vise stand that I clamp my big belt sander in. A course belt shapes a handle quickly. As I mentioned, and am surprised that no one has told me I was a fool, I burned my last one in. I am new to the technique, but one burns the old handle out in the wood stove. The way...

Yes I have made a handle before. I am shure it took some time. I was a yougster and did not know what I was doing. I made a long hickory handle for a hoe. I split the tree in quarters. The handle was a good one, but it did warp.

You can always make your own handle in the woods.

Somebody posted it here a year or two ago. I hvee lots of wooden handle tools and will make a order some day. The last one I fixed, I used an old timer trick. I heated the maul in the wood stove and burnt the handle in. The handle fits real tight.

Welcome to House Handle Company These guys have it.

The kill switch is normaly open. It grounds out the ignition to kill the saw.