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I just got into chopping and splitting wood and i love it. I have been using the ax that has been in my house for years but never really ever used it before. I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on what would be the best possible ax to buy to get some cutting done. I do have one of those thick splitting axes as well. But what i am looking for is a really sharp strong chopping ax to make the spliting process go by quick. any brands or types will be much appreciated!!!!!
 
blakeadams4 said:
I just got into chopping and splitting wood and i love it. I have been using the ax that has been in my house for years but never really ever used it before. I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on what would be the best possible ax to buy to get some cutting done. I do have one of those thick splitting axes as well. But what i am looking for is a really sharp strong chopping ax to make the spliting process go by quick. any brands or types will be much appreciated!!!!!
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This being practical tactical id imagine you want an axe to chop up people, right ?:grumpy:
 
If you need to split wood, you should stick to a splitting maul (one of the thick axes). A sharp chopping axe with a thin grind will get stuck in the wood way too much and make your life harder. If you need an axe to chop wood, then that's a different story. What size axe are you looking for? Do you want a full size felling axe? If so, I would go with a Council Tool Dayton or Jersey pattern axe. They give you a lot for the money. If you have the money you may also consider a Gransfors Bruks American Felling Axe, but since you are just starting out, I think a lower cost one might be a better way to go.

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