#leveraxe

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Leveraxe Splitting Axe

The Leveraxe uses lever action requiring less force to split the wood and it features a hook that stops the axe on top of the wood.

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Leveraxe - Wood Splitting Axe

With Leveraxe, you don’t have to be built like a lumberjack to split logs. It does the work for you. Its clever engineering and design give it 35 times the hitting force of a traditional axe. The brainchild of Finnish pensioner Heikki Kärnä, Leveraxe is a product conceived out of necessity and needs related to living in wild and inaccessible areas. The Leveraxe provides a safer, easier and faster way of splitting wood.

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Leveraxe - Wood Splitting Axe

With Leveraxe, you don’t have to be built like a lumberjack to split logs. It does the work for you. Its clever engineering and design give it 35 times the hitting force of a traditional axe. The brainchild of Finnish pensioner Heikki Kärnä, Leveraxe is a product conceived out of necessity and needs related to living in wild and inaccessible areas. The Leveraxe provides a safer, easier and faster way of splitting wood.

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(via Leveraxe - The Log Splitting Axe With A Difference) 

Leveraxe – The Log Splitting Axe With A Difference

The Leveraxe is a log splitting axe designed to change the way you split logs. If you split logs often it will save you time and energy. Watch it in action!

Lets see that in slow motion, everything is better when watched in slow motion.

What makes the Leveraxe work?

Here is a closer look at the design features that make the Leveraxe split logs the way it does. Definitely not your average log splitting axe design.

Full grain-leather sheath

Hand-crafted Swedish Carpentry

20 Year Product Warranty Included

Excellent for Camping

Start Splitting!

[mirrorontheworld]

f you've ever tried to split your own firewood, you know it's kind of a pain in the tookus. Swinging the axe with enough force to drive the wedge into the wood and also split said wood (rather than just getting the axe head stuck) is not easy. That's why lumberjacks have big arms. So Finnish inventor Heikki Kärnä redesigned the axe. Instead of working as a wedge, his axe is a lever. And it's sort of mesmerizing to watch.

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