Small Splitting Axe

Small Splitting AxeThe Small Splitting Axe can be used for cutting medium sized firewood. It is forged and ground to a concave, quite thin blade at the bit. It cuts quickly and easily into the wood and then effectively splits it as the broader section pushes apart the wood. The handle has a protective steel collar below the head and circular grooves towards the end for an extra firm grip. Splitting Axes should not be used for striking a wedge or as a wedge. Use a

The handle has a protective steel collar below the axe head and circular grooves towards the end for an extra firm grip

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the teeth allow for easier weed removal and the sharpened backside of the blade allows the gardener to remove weeds while walking backwards while leaving no footprints in the soil

in collaboration with famed UK rose breeder John Scarmann

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When the rake is flipped upside down with the tines skyward

this axe is specifically designed for cutting across the grain of the wood

With a smaller head than the standard digging fork

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