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This would hurt sooo many newbies... You're much better off with a normal axe that won't try to twist and jump out of your hand every single time. For wood cut
by jotm 13y ago
This would hurt sooo many newbies... You're much better off with a normal axe that won't try to twist and jump out of your hand every single time.
For wood cutting, the size of the axe head matters a lot - too small and it doesn't have enough force, too large and it gets stuck very easily.
The length of the handle is also important - you'll fare much better with longer ones, but the longer it is, the harder it is to aim and control.
As with anything, practice is key, but I'm pretty sure you don't want to start with this axe.