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Just that, getting ready to purchase a quality splitting tool, leaning towards the axe for the weight and speed.
I will be heading out to get a 361 over the weekend, and will probably add the sthil splitting axe in on the purchase. I have always used cheap soft metal crap axes, but kept a equally cheap maul for those tough ones, but figure that I can just rip in with the new swap if the axe wont do it. I recently broke the handle of my cheap axe, and just tossed it out. it would not hold an edge, easy to knick the edge, seemed to drag through the wood. caused alot of stress.
I will probably add the maul at a later time, being I don't want to through a cool grand this weekend as accessories add up.
I will be heading out to get a 361 over the weekend, and will probably add the sthil splitting axe in on the purchase. I have always used cheap soft metal crap axes, but kept a equally cheap maul for those tough ones, but figure that I can just rip in with the new swap if the axe wont do it. I recently broke the handle of my cheap axe, and just tossed it out. it would not hold an edge, easy to knick the edge, seemed to drag through the wood. caused alot of stress.
I will probably add the maul at a later time, being I don't want to through a cool grand this weekend as accessories add up.