Kindling Cracker The Original
The Kindling Cracker™ is a wood splitter almost anyone can use, the clever design is basically an upturned axe that the wood is placed onto, and then once struck with a mallet or even just another piece of wood, the larger log will split down into smaller chunks. Ideal for homes with wood burners, fireplaces, fire pits, or wood fired saunas.
Built to last for generationsMade from one piece of high quality cast ironSafe and easy to useBolt holes allow permanent mountingWood will split with much less force than using an axe.
It would make an excellent gift for anyone who spends time chopping wood, The Kindling Cracker™ , is not only a good quality and long lasting gift that looks really handsome, but it will also make their lives easier, and keep them safe!
Beware of cheap copies, this is 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. Designed in New Zealand and built in Australia.
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.
Want the best sledgehammer to go with it? See our Kindling Cracker Sledgehammer or we also have a larger version for logs up to 22cm diameter, take a look at King Size Kindling Cracker
16.5cm / 6.5" Inside top ring diameter22.5 x 22.5 x 31 cm4.8kgSolid one piece cast iron construction
FAQ
1. Difference between Original and King Size models?
Original can split wood up to 16cm diameter, King size up to 22.5cm
2. Does it need to be sharpened?
No, The unique wedge design of the Kindling Cracker means the blade does not need to be razor sharp to work well. But it can be sharpened if you wish.
3 Will it wear out with lots of use?
No, top grade cast iron is used to make the Kindling Cracker. The Kindling Cracker will last for generations if cared for, made in a top quality foundry in Australia...beware of cheap Chinese copies!
4. Can it split hardwood?
Absolutely, any wood that can be split with an axe is no problem
5. Does it have to be fixed?
Totally up to you, they are sturdy enough to work fine freestanding and than can be transported, but there are holes if you want to screw it down as a permanent fixture.
