Kindling Cracker Firewood Kindling Splitter

Product Information

The Kindling Cracker will last for generations if cared for, made in a top quality foundry in Australia. Usable indoors or out, the Kindling Cracker features mounting options on the base so it can be permanently affixed near your fireplace hearth or an outdoor wood pile.

Makes an excellent gift for people who spend time chopping wood, The King Sized Kindling Cracker™ , is not only a superior quality and long lasting tool that looks really great, but it will also make their lives easier, and keep them safe!

It's a simple concept, yet it took nearly 5,000 years for someone to turn the axe upside down and create a game-changing solution. This ease of use, combined with its efficient wood-splitting capabilities, positions the Kindling Cracker™ as an indispensable tool for anyone relying on firewood for heating, cooking, or recreational purposes. The cover for the Kindling Cracker™ firewood splitter will keep the splitter clean and dry when not in use.

Whether you’re young or old, the Kindling Cracker provides a straightforward experience that streamlines the task of splitting firewood. He's also a certified rigger, forklift and telehandler operator with OSHA and UCOR safety certifications. Then, the designated lumberjack uses a mallet to hit the log’s end with enough force to split it against the cutting edge. The Kindling Cracker™ firewood splitter is made of solid cast iron in Australia, the splitting wedge is set inside the patented safety ring (170mm inside diameter), never allowing your fingers near the blade. Perfect for your wood fired pizza oven, BBQ grill or firepit, the Kindling Cracker™ is a wood splitter anyone can use, both young and old, due to its unique patented design and it will halve logs, or cut them down smaller into kindling in a fraction of the time of using a standard axe.I planned on quartering these logs into four semi-uniform pieces, using several hammers and mallets to test and see how they compared. Splitting wood is still labor intensive, but I had all 49 logs quartered and re-stacked in a little over an hour.