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To split logs into firewood-sized pieces, you need a splitting axe. Unlike a felling axe, which cuts wood fibers short and is suited to chopping trees down, a splitting axe is designed to wedge its way between wood fibers and force them apart.

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Wood from trees, like stumps, branches, and limbs will take a very long time to decompose, upwards of 50-100 years if left whole. This is why for composting it's best to chip the wood. The smaller pieces take less time to break down.

Use a knife or a very sharp rock to create a crevice in the wood to be split, then commence tapping your wooden wedge points into the log. Plan to place the first wooden wedge near the edge of the log and to tap it in a bit, then place another next to it, and so forth.