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25 May, 2017
Great plants excellent valie
Very happy with plants. They look healthy and should grow into great bushes. Good value
22 Nov, 2020
A wood way to split tougher logs.
This product does a good job splitting logs. Most of my logs I could split with an axe, but this really helps with the knotty areas. On an unknotty bit this gets through a log in a couple of hits, on a tougher one it can take up to 10 blows. A smaller hammer to start it off and then a sledgehammer (or at least a very large hammer) is needed to really blow the thing into large logs. Safety wise its probably a lot safer than an axe, and I didn't find that it flew out with much force and the wood doesn't fly like it does with an axe. However for easy to cut pieces an axe is much faster, so I would only use the wedge for toughies.
The head and top of the wedge does lose its paint when you hit it for a few hours with a sledgehammer, but guess that it is to be expected. It's shape is pretty much retained.
03 Dec, 2020
The best axe at the price point for chopping wood.
1 of 1 found this helpful The Fiskars X27 is in my opinion the best Axe for somebody who wants to split firewood efficiently at an affordable price. It is light, powerful and, well quite simply is as good at anything I have tried at splitting wood. The best thing about this axe though is the weight, while other mauls may split an individual piece as well, after 20 minutes you will be exhausted. With this axe I can go on a lot longer, not saying it makes splitting wood easy, but certainly easier! Also what I love about the product is that I have found that because the angle between the head an the blade is quite large, it tends not to get stuck in the wood like many axes (which can take a while to clear and potentially cause injuries).
There will be some who want to spend 3 to 4 times the amount on a Swedish axe, and I am definitely not saying these are not great Axes, of course they are. And if owning a finely crafted axe is important and you can afford it, then go for it. But for me my aim was to split wood and I find the X27 compares with even the most expensive of axes. There will be others that think the X27 is still a lot for an axe, and yes there are some very decent axes out there for a lower price. In my experience these axes are not as good as an X27, but guess it depends on how long your will use the axe for.