- Fast tapering head, easy starting. Splits wood with less effort than a maul on harder or larger logs.
- Offset Sure Split fins. Provide stronger wedge action as it's driven deeper into the wood.
- Splits logs up to 48" diameter. Works on oak, hickory, ash, elm, pine, cedar, and more.
- Solid steel head, sold alone. Drive it with a sledgehammer or axe, made in the USA.
Estwing Sure Split Wedge
Estwing Sure Split Wedge is a wood-splitting wedge that makes splitting wood fast and easy. The 9-inch wedge has a fast taper head and 1-7/8-inch cutting edge for easy starting. It also ensures a comfortable splitting action when it progresses through the wood.
Splitting Wedge vs Maul? This portable metallic tool is great for splitting harder and larger wood that a splitting maul cannot split. A wedge can be driven into a medium-to-large wooden block by slamming it with a sledgehammer or axe for easy splitting.
Key Features
- Fast Tapering Head with a Sharp Edge: quickly lodges into the wood for an easy splitting start, splits wood with less effort
- Double-Fin Design on the End of the Wedge: forged with offset fins for excellent splitting action, the greater angles provide a stronger wedge action when the tool is driven further down
- Sledge: allows the Sure Split Wedge to penetrate below the wood line for sure splitting
- Ideal for: large wood pieces up to 48'' diameter, most woods such as White/Red Oak, Hickory, Ash, Elm, Apple Wood, Pine, Cedar, and Cherry
- Easy to store, carry, and use
- Single-blade head with a black finish providing durability
- Made in the USA
- Sold as head only, no handle included
Technical Data
- Material: The head is made of soft steel to prevent cracking, while the cutting edge is hard and sharp to cut through the wood
- Cutting Edge: 1-7/8''
- Overall Length: 9''
- Weight: 5 lbs
Tips from MTN Experts
Many people may have hesitation about wood split wedges with a soft steel head and end up buying a hard steel one. However, the hard steel head can easily tear after uses. The harder the steel is, the more brittle it gets after being pounded on by an axe. Another issue is hitting the hard steel wedge with your axe can be very shrill and loud.
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