Hi Flame Firewood Kindling Splitter for Wood Stove Fireplace and Fire Pits Wood Splitting Wedge Manual Log Splitter Wedge (Black)
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Color: BLACK
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- Easy to use and no assembly required, a portable log splitter, it also has the option with its 4 bolt holes to be fixed on a wooden block or any other flat surface(no screws included).
- Fast to split wood into pieces, the cutting edge has undergone quenching treatment, balance the wood and hit with hammer and it splits instantly.
- Safe way to chop firewood, get the kindling in a safe and efficient way, come with a safety cover on the cutting edge.
- Attractive design, bright Orange color, Handmade of powder-coated steel, It can be used both indoors and outdoors.
- Made of #45 steel (AISI 1045 OR SAE 1045 in US), size 9.4" In Height, 9 lbs in weight.
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Made by advanced coating process workmanship, Spraying Plastics can effectively prevent rust, black color will make your garden more beautiful. On both sides, the baffles make the logs applied in two different directions, more easier to split logs. Even though it is over 9 Lbs and not easy to waggle in use, we reserve 4 screw holes for easy fixation, you can choose to fix it or not.
Product Dimensions: 7.1 x 7.1 x 9.5 inches
Item Weight: 9 pounds
Manufacturer: UniExtra
Item model number: PCQALL
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Color: Orange
My sons and I tried out this kindling splitter this past Father's Day weekend, and we loved it! We were camping at a great campground which, despite its appeal, is notorious for selling firewood that is not properly seasoned. I bought some of this dubious wood and tested the kindling splitter. I was amazed to find that it performed admirably. Using a 4-pound sledgehammer, my sons and I made short work of a lot of wood that used to take so much longer trying to baton with a hatchet. Some reviewers report that the blade is dull; yes it is, and I believe that's the point, because a sharp, thin blade would not split as well and make the wood stick. This blade is dull and wider than an axe or hatchet blade, and the opposing wings below the blade actually push the wood apart. Our neighbor at a nearby site let us use a few pieces of his properly seasoned wood and it only took a swing or two for the wood to fly apart cleanly. One hazard is missing or hitting the wood so hard that when it splits, the hammer strikes the blade, causing a ding; this has already happened to us but it did not seem to affect the performance at all. If necessary, a file could correct any dings and nicks. I wish I had this splitter years ago! Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024 by Michael B. Bruneio
Color: Orange
Well-designed, made of carbon steel and best of all it works. I can split a lot of kindling in a very short time. Though splitting kindling looks easy in the movies, in point of fact often the ends of a log are not cut to 90 degrees or any where near that, so how do you get it to stand up very politley while you take a swing at it? Not a problem with this tool . I set one end of the log on the blade and give the other end a couple of licks and the blade itself holds the wood upright. I've see others that use a ring to keep the log straight up but this seems impracticable and even a mite dangerous to me. Besides, with this tool you can position the piece to split different widths. It's odd but other more complicated designs may appear to provide more features, but in my experience you need a sturdy tool, made of good steel and strong welds. My take of course. May not suit others. But, I'm eighty five and with this device I can split enough kindling in half an hour to last me for days.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2023 by No one wins in war.
Color: BLACK
For the most part I think this products is well worth the money and does what it says. Afterall it is for splitting Kindling. But when I tried it on seasoned bigger wedges of wood splitting it was very difficult. I would likely buy it again, but be more careful about the size and dryness of the wood that I want to split. In other words, dry small pieces of wood are find. Larger damp pieces not so much. But the splitter stands upright and doesn't topple over easily when splitting.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2026 by Randy H.
Color: Orange
For decades I have scoured my backyard for sticks to use as kindling, breaking them over my knee and storing them in disorganized piles that are less than aesthetically pleasing. I started looking at the kindling crackers that have a ring and a blade that cost between $60 and $150. These models are made of brittle cast iron and a number of reviews indicate that they break rather easily. It was during my search that I came across the Hi-Flame kindling cracker. Solid steel, HEAVY, with juxtaposed, angled ribs on either side. I screwed mine to a stump and proceeded to cut a handsome pile of kindling using a 3 lb. hammer I bought at HD ($18). The hammer easily splits off pieces of kindling and I don't feel the need for a ring to hold the wood in place. If anything, a misdirected blow will probably break a ring off rather easily. I keep my Hi-Flame covered with a small bucket to keep the elements off of it. No more searching for sticks and I almost enjoyed "cracking kindling", putting the output in a nice pile and then twining it off like the pros do. Simple design, lower price, indestructible and efficient, recommended !
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2020 by Amazon Customer
Color: BLACK
I've been smoking briskets, ribs, chicken and Thanksgiving turkey for 3 years now and figured it's time to improve my wood-splits to prevent wasting them. I still use the overpriced Cowboy and Kingston cooking woods available from the big-box stores because they are quite good. However they do need split down to prevent wasting the wood. I typically had been using an axe, but it's impossible to be accurate with the splits and the lack of stumps on-property makes chopping annoying to do. I did some research and decided this model was all I needed. I carefully reduced 3 bags of cooking wood, which are normal sized split logs and smaller diameter logs, down to what you see in the picture in about 20-25 minutes with just a Jackson hand-held sledge (probably 5#) and enjoyed doing it as well. I'll also be using this wedge for making bigger wood splits for our new Solo stove. Thank you to Amazon for the quick delivery (warehouse is only 15 minutes away btw), and I can recommend this wedge for wood splitting assists.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2024 by Matt B
Color: BLACK
I certainly like the sturdiness of the construction, the weight of it, the welding. The concept is good. Lots of strikes, though, per split. I tried this out on some seasoned logs I had, wanting to see if I could split them down further for kindling. Using a 4# mallet, I had a lot of trouble getting through even a few pieces. Mainly, I plan to use this item for splitting my kindling from scrap construction lumber. I can use a lighter hammer, and the results are pretty good. Still, sometimes I need to strike the wood several times per pieces. Also, when hitting the wood, sometimes the hammer will tweak the upward-facing blade. This nicks the blade and requires filing. I mounted the item on solid wood blocks so I can stand upright when using it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2024 by David Sosin
Color: BLACK
Bought this to split my splits into smaller splits for the smoker. It works really well and it very sturdy. It's really just a giant piece of metal, but I've used it quite a bit and it works really well. Every now and then I'll get a stubborn piece of wood, but overall I use a 4lb sledge to hit it down onto the splitter. After the first, softer, hit I then can remove my hand and hit as hard as I want. It easily splits most of my hard wood. Would recommend it at this price.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025 by Daum
Color: Orange
Bought this one after the one I actually wanted got cancelled. The design could stand a few improvements. First, it is definitely too short, it could stand to be about 10 inches taller. It works well on very short pieces but anything that is over 10 inches long has a difficult time splitting. If you are splitting wood that normally splits clean like birch it would work fine for longer pieces, but if you try to split something like oak that does not split clean, then it is not very good. The second improvement is the two welded side pieces that are designed to push the pieces apart. Again, if you are splitting very small pieces, this works, but if you try to split anything bigger than 3 or so inches, the log gets stuck. The pieces should have been welded horizontally and angled at a 45 degree angle towards the ground and then it would work much better. I am probably going to return this as it is a bit disappointing. Other than that, if you are splitting very tiny and small diameter pieces, it works great.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2021 by M A