Estwing Handle
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 Estwing Rip Hammer 16oz Leather Handle 14425  US $30.99
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 Estwing B3 3LB Drilling Hammer Metal Handle US $37.65
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 Estwing Rip Hammer 12oz Leather Handle 14424 US $30.99
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 Estwing WF21LM Weight Forward Hammer with Fiberglass Handle US $54.37
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 Estwing 268 MRWS 20 Oz Roofing Hatchet Hickory Handle US $39.46
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 Estwing 268 MRW18R 18 Oz Roofing Hatchet Hickory Handle US $32.56
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 Estwing 268 MRW12 14 Oz Drywall Hammer Hickory Handle US $38.73
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 Estwing Mfg Co E3 16S 16 Ounce Rip Claw Hammer with Steel Handle US $34.66
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 NEW Estwing E3 22SMR 22 oz Short Handle Mill Face Hamme US $34.99
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 Estwing E3 16C Claw Hammers Metal Handle US $33.97
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 NEW ESTWING 1020L 20oz STRAIGHT CLAW HAMMER 15 WOOD HANDLE SMOOTH FACE US $24.99
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 Estwing 20 OZ Curved Claw Hammer Solid Steel Handle US $28.67
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 Estwing Shinglers Hammer Solid Steel Handle US $34.55
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 Estwing fiberglass handle claw hammer 16 oz Rockford IL ……………… US $4.95
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Which axe would be better for splitting wood?
I am looking for an axe for splitting wood
Which axe should do better at splitting wood?
please keep in mind i am mainly going to be splitting wood, not shopping wood
thank you for your help
http://www.amazon.com/Estwing-E45A-Campers-Metal-Handle/dp/B00002N5N7/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1236411529&sr=8-2
http://www.amazon.com/Fiskars-7859-Pro-Splitting-28-Inch/dp/B000BX1I7A/ref=pd_bbs_sr_5?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1236411366&sr=8-5
Those are two very different axes. What you get depends what you're splitting. The smaller one would be okay for splitting small stuff, for doing kindling, for taking camping where the wood is supplied already partly split. All-metal has the advantage of being unbreakable so you won't find yourself in the middle of nowhere with a broken axe handle, but you might find it too hard to use a lot. The larger one would be what you want if you're splitting whole rounds of tree. And if you're doing that, you should get a splitting maul and a metal wedge, they do a lot more work and will split things an axe won't unless you have a lot of practice with an axe and lots of muscle. The fibreglass handle is good, transmits less pounding to your hands and arms than metal or even wood. I myself wouldn't buy this stuff online unless I had seen it in person. Especially for the larger axe and a maul, you need to handle it to be sure it's what you can handle easily. Just about any building supply place has them.