Kindling Cracker Firewood Kindling Splitter

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The weight and length of this model are carefully considered to match the design of the Kindling Cracker. Beware of cheap copies, this is largest version of The Original Kindling Cracker™ that was invented by a thirteen year old girl from New Zealand after witnessing her mum injure her finger chopping wood. Whether you're a camper, a homeowner, or someone who simply enjoys the comforting warmth of a crackling fire, the Kindling Cracker King is an absolute game-changer. Because of its beauty, popularity and that 'it does the job' well, it has inevitably attracted people who have tried to copy it. Crafted from a solid piece of high-quality cast iron in Australia, Kindling Crackers are built to last for generations.

Invented by 13 year old Ayla Hutchinson from New Zealand who first came up with the idea after her mother injured her finger badly when using an axe to split wood. There is also an optional cover available to protect it when not in use, or perhaps if you wanted to take it with you on camping holidays it would make the perfect carry bag.Please note that our deliveries are classed as ‘kerbside’ which means the driver will not be able to carry the fire pit into your garden. Kindling Cracker is a wood splitter anyone can use, both young and old and the clever design makes it very easy to use and crucially keeps you safe. Which makes it the safest way in the world for you to cut kindling, you will be impressed with how much easier it is to cut kindling too. The Kindling Cracker will last for generations if cared for, made in a top quality foundry in Australia.

The Kindling Cracker was invented and developed by New Zealand born Ayla Hutchinson whilst still a teenager. Positive feedback and widespread adoption underscore its effectiveness and utility in diverse environments. I chose 49 logs from my wood pile to run through the king-size Kindling Cracker, a mixture of aspen, birch, oak and a boxelder tree. Like the original, almost anyone can use this wood splitter, cleverly designed as an upturned but protected axe edge upon which the log or branch is 'bashed', either by a Kindling Cracker Sledgehammer or you could use another piece of wood.

With a Kindling Cracker ™ firewood splitter you will only ever need another piece of wood or a hammer to strike the wood, both are blunt instruments and it's a lot safer for your fingers. Display this eye-catching tool in your backyard, cabin, or fireplace, and add a touch of elegance to the art of fire-starting. This ease of use, combined with its efficient wood-splitting capabilities, positions the Kindling Cracker™ as an indispensable tool for anyone relying on firewood for heating, cooking, or recreational purposes. Splitting wood is still labor intensive, but I had all 49 logs quartered and re-stacked in a little over an hour. With thousands sold worldwide, the Kindling Cracker has become the new go-to tool for splitting firewood.

Anyone can use it, due to its unique patented design and it will halve logs or cut them down smaller into kindling in a fraction of the time of using a standard axe. Not only does the Kindling Cracker Original guarantee convenience and safety, but it also offers a timeless design that seamlessly fits into any rustic or modern environment. When he's not renovating his rustic cabin in Minnesota's Northwoods, Ethan rides and repairs his fleet of bicycles and motorcycles. Normally brushing is enough for the maintenance and after years of usage you can also renew the paint if needed.Your credit agreement is provided on behalf of Qubox by Secure Trust Bank PLC T/A V12 Retail Finance Ltd. Ayla’s invention has saved many a cut or bruised hand and is much easier to use than swinging an axe. You no longer have to struggle chopping logs that are too big for your wood burning stove, pizza oven or outdoor fire pit; it’s an ingenious tool that makes splitting firewood a breeze. The Kindling Cracker uses a stationary blade and a blunt object like a hammer or mallet to easily split logs into smaller manageable pieces or kindling. This was a bit wobbly but I noted that it would be easy to fix the cracker to the top of the log as the base had suitable eyes through which large screws could be added.