Craftsman Woodchoppers Maul: $15 (Reg $30) Sears, In-Store Pickup

Quote from ctsinc : asdfg Basically, it's useful in these specific situations: 1. You are very strong and have a LOT of wood to split (NOT cut, but SPLIT)

Ha! You crack me up with the "very strong" reference, because all my experience with a maul comes from being a scrawny kid sent outside by my Dad to split more firewood when we were running low. And the funny thing is I couldn't use an axe because I wasn't strong enough to swing an axe and split logs, but if I could grunt and groan and get the maul up over my head, I could let gravity help me enough on the way down to split the logs. I got reasonably good at splitting the logs in one swing, and it's probably just a miracle that I didn't kill myself at a very young age in the process.

Quote from johnb210 : but if I could grunt and groan and get the maul up over my head, I could let gravity help me enough on the way down to split the logs. I got reasonably good at splitting the logs in one swing, and it's probably just a miracle that I didn't kill myself at a very young age in the process.

Thanks for not only making yourself look like a fool by contradicting yourself, but also supporting my comment by posting this!

My favorite review so far:

"Zombie killing on a budget

By modmouse of Oviedo, FL

If you cant afford or get ahold of a shotgun, this thing works great.

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