Mora Wood Splitter 220
The Mora Wood Splitter 220 Stainless is meant to split kindling. Place the edge of the Wood Splitter on the wood and push the splitter down with stretched arms. The two handles allow you to apply a lot of pressure.
Keep in mind that this Wood Splitter works best with straight wood that does not contain a lot of knots.
The birch scales provide you with a good grip and offer you a lot of control over the carbon steel blade. This stainless steel version is easy to sharpen razor-sharp. After cutting fresh wood, however, we still recommend making sure the knife stays nice and clean.
We've noticed that this knife is also suitable for thinning tasks. This is an indispensable tool if you're cutting a bow from a piece of wood. You can use it in both a pushing and pulling motion. The two handles give you a lot of control during use. In our opinion, it's an indispensable tool for the (hobby) woodcarver.
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Mora Wood Splitter 220
The Mora Wood Splitter 220 Stainless is meant to split kindling. Place the edge of the Wood Splitter on the wood and push the splitter down with stretched arms. The two handles allow you to apply a lot of pressure.
Keep in mind that this Wood Splitter works best with straight wood that does not contain a lot of knots.
The birch scales provide you with a good grip and offer you a lot of control over the carbon steel blade. This stainless steel version is easy to sharpen razor-sharp. After cutting fresh wood, however, we still recommend making sure the knife stays nice and clean.
We've noticed that this knife is also suitable for thinning tasks. This is an indispensable tool if you're cutting a bow from a piece of wood. You can use it in both a pushing and pulling motion. The two handles give you a lot of control during use. In our opinion, it's an indispensable tool for the (hobby) woodcarver.
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The Mora Wood Splitter 220 Stainless is meant to split kindling. Place the edge of the Wood Splitter on the wood and push the splitter down with stretched arms. The two handles allow you to apply a lot of pressure.
Keep in mind that this Wood Splitter works best with straight wood that does not contain a lot of knots.
The birch scales provide you with a good grip and offer you a lot of control over the carbon steel blade. This stainless steel version is easy to sharpen razor-sharp. After cutting fresh wood, however, we still recommend making sure the knife stays nice and clean.
We've noticed that this knife is also suitable for thinning tasks. This is an indispensable tool if you're cutting a bow from a piece of wood. You can use it in both a pushing and pulling motion. The two handles give you a lot of control during use. In our opinion, it's an indispensable tool for the (hobby) woodcarver.
