How to Split Your Firewood with a Maul

Splitting wood is a lot like life. It's a lot easier if you go with the grain. A maul is an interesting tool that has a head that is half wedge and half sledge. Used properly, it will split firewood effectively.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• maul
• 8-pound sledge hammer
• bucked firewood
• heavy duty gloves and boots

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Tips & Warnings

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• Any tool that can split a piece of wood can do serious damage to a careless person. Make sure that children or spectators are located a good safe distance away from the wood splitting area and if you chop your foot off, seek medical attention immediately.