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Feb 02, 2008 by Rodent | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

Does anyone else besides me remarkably enjoy splitting wood the old fashioned way, with an axe, a wedge and a sledge hammer? I had a significant afternoon sawing up and splitting a dead cedar tree.

It's fun when your camping :)

Wood grenade for splitting wood?

Dec 27, 2007 by stevel226 | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

Has anyone ever tried a wood grenade as a squeeze to split wood. It looks like a diamond that comes to a attribute. I've used it several times and so far it's worked pretty good. What are your experiences with it?
I had it get stuck too and had to use another squeeze

When I tried it it got stuck and I needed to use another separation to crack the log open wider and free it.

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