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Efficiently split large logs with precision and durability. Read more.

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The Fiskars Helix Series Steel Log Splitter Wedge is engineered for those who demand performance and durability. Designed to tackle large, stubborn logs, this wedge makes splitting wood more efficient than ever before. Its unique helicoidal shape bursts wood apart with ease, reducing the need for multiple wedges and providing a seamless experience for outdoor enthusiasts.

Built with forged steel construction, this wedge ensures years of robust performance, making it a reliable choice for all your wood-splitting needs. Whether you're preparing firewood for the winter or clearing land, the Fiskars Helix Wedge stands out with its superior engineering and user-friendly design.

  • Material: Forged steel construction, hardened to 36-42 HRC
  • Design: Unique helicoidal shape for efficient wood splitting
  • Feature: Anti-return slot to prevent the wedge from popping out
  • Performance: Rounded head aids in material fragmentation when struck
  • Usage: Ideal for use with a sledgehammer, set near the edge of the log

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041150116463
SKU
03-014150

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03-014150
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