Hit&Miss protection.
I’ve got some stuff that’s about like a hard cast when someone breaks an arm. I put it around mine but it’s not exactly a perfect setup. It’s ok but it didn’t stay put as well as I had hoped. That’s why I put it on mine too same reason
On my next handle I will most likely make a new stainless steel sheet wrap.
At the thousands of swings one makes splitting rounds one is bound to hit the handle eventually, no big deal.
Perhaps, but longer logs, 16" to 18" is what many people request. I have tried delivering logs split from rounds cut as short as you show here, and customers will throw them back into the truck's bed and demand either an immediate discount or that I just drive away. That includes both dry oak and ash. The length is critical in my book.
In my area people want their firewood bucked quite short too, from 10" to 13" for the most part.
Is that a shop or living quarters? Looks neat!
Its a large shop where he stores trucks, tools, and equipment. It has an office attached and a small entertainment area that surrounds the stove. He cleans, installs, and services chimneys, stoves, and fireplaces. Quite a layout to say the least. No log that he burns can be much longer than a foot.
Neat, I wish my shop could look like that lol
Just happened to think of this today. Told you I’d show you what I had. Works fine. It’ll be tore up in a few years but it works until I find something better
I was talking the wraps I put on those handles I mentioned them a page back I think I’d try something different next time but they’ve held up respectable
