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Straddle the log with your feet, hold onto the wood splitting wedge with one hand and tap it with the sledge hammer until the wedge stays in place. Once the wood splitting wedge is holding into the log on it's own, use both hands to take full swings with the sledge hammer.

Best wood-splitting axes at a glance Best axe for all-round wood splitting: Fiskars Norden splitting axe N12. Best axe for kindling: Wilkinson Sword hatchet. Best for safety: Kindling cracker original. Best budget splitting axe: Burgon & Ball chopping axe. Best small axe: Fiskars Norden N10.

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- split through the middle of the log. - use existing drying cracks when splitting with the axe or to insert a wedge. - always split a piece of forked wood from the bottom side. Modern tools: - If you have wood that is easy to split, you can use a splitting rod and a splitting axe for the difficult pieces.