1844 Helko Werk Germany Twisted Forged Aluminum Splitting Wedge (13428)
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1844 Helko Werk Germany Twisted Forged Aluminum Splitting Wedge (13428)
- MADE IN GERMANY: Weight: 2 Lbs - High Grade Aluminum: Ideal for splitting firewood, large logs, or even precise splitting of smaller logs.
- TWISTED NOTCHED: Designed specifically for felling and splitting large logs, this heavy-duty German log splitting wedge is handforged by skilled craftsmen using traditional methods. The twisted, notched design of the 1844 Helko Werk splitting axe has proven to grip wood more confidently while preventing slippage.
- FORGED BY HAND: This twisted wood splitter wedge is handmade and has a wide striking face on its back, which is ideal for hammering. This handcrafted twisted splitting wedge is an excellent addition to any cutting tool collection and should easily last a lifetime.
- SHARPENED BIT: Light weight and portable but designed to split wood with precision and efficiency.
- CENTER GROOVE: designed to reduce the surface area in contact with the wood, allowing the wedge to penetrate deeper with less resistance.
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