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For Stubborn Logs
Gränsfors Splitting Wedge
20 year warranty on axes
Handforged Axes since 1902
Responsibly Made in Sweden
The Gränsfors Splitting Wedge is twisted with a grooved poll, bevelled corners and a hardened tip. Splitting wedges are used to split really big, knotty or cross-grained logs.
Sometimes, it may be necessary to use several wedges in parallel. The Splitting Wedge is used in conjunction with the Splitting Maul which, with its weight and strong poll with bevelled corners, is suitable for striking a wedge.
Warning: Do not use an ordinary axe as a wedge or sledgehammer. It is not made to withstand the force and may therefore become deformed. Remember that there is always a risk in striking steel against steel. A fragment of steel could fly off and damage your eye, for example. It is therefore advisable to wear safety goggles and protective clothing. Make sure that the wedge and the corners of the maul’s poll are kept bevelled.
Warning: Do not use an ordinary axe as a wedge or sledgehammer. It is not made to withstand the force and may therefore become deformed. Remember that there is always a risk in striking steel against steel. A fragment of steel could fly off and damage your eye, for example. It is therefore advisable to wear safety goggles and protective clothing. Make sure that the wedge and the corners of the maul’s poll are kept bevelled.
SKU
460
Length:
25 cm
Weight:
1,6 kg
Intented Use:
Splitting
Material:
Swedish recycled high-carbon steel (C55/C60)
Delivers with:
Leather sheath
Manufacturer:
Gränsfors Bruk
Within Sweden
Deliveries within Sweden are handled by PostNord. Your order will be sent to a PostNord Access Point within 3-5 business days.
Outside Sweden
Home delivery by UPS Standard (within EU) or UPS Worldwide Expedited (outside EU). We aim to deliver your items within the following timeframes:
Within Europe: 3–5 business days
To Canada: 7-8 business days
We ship to Finland (excluding Åland), Denmark, France, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Italy, Canada, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Slovakia, Greece, Croatia, Hungary, Ireland, Czechia, Germany, Spain (with the exception of the tax-free islands), Switzerland, Austria, Iceland.
