VIPUKIRVES - Axe

[smandal]

Does anyone on this forum own the VIPUKIRVES axe?

 

[Mike Davis]

Welcome to the forums.

How about telling us a little about yourself in the intruductions area?

 

[WoodWrangler]

Never heard of it ... but it looks cool. Looking forward to see if there are any feedback.

 

[froglips]

Interesting idea, goes to show poeple still try to come up with new stuff!

Jim

 

[Mike Davis]

After looking at the web site and videos, I can't see how it would be of any use in general woodworking.

As a firewood splitter it seems to be OK, but it is not versatile nor adaptable to other uses.

 

[Kyle]

Looks cool when used on Spruce or Fir.. try doing that maneuver on some hickory or white oak or locust and I would guarantee you see some finnish curse words emanating from the video.

 

[CrealBilly]

Looks cool when used on Spruce or Fir.. try doing that maneuver on some hickory or white oak or locust and I would guarantee you see some finnish curse words emanating from the video.

Yeah I would like to see a little axe action on sweet gum myself. How you been Kyle ain't heard much from you in a while

 

[timf67]

Yeah I would like to see a little axe action on sweet gum myself. How you been Kyle ain't heard much from you in a while

That was exactly the same thing I thought! After taking down a half dozen sweetgums in my yard, I am convinced that nothing can split wet sweetgum!

 

[sapwood]

That was exactly the same thing I thought! After taking down a half dozen sweetgums in my yard, I am convinced that nothing can split wet sweetgum!

:rolf: So true!

Maybe we should send VIPUKIRVES a couple of sweetgum blocks and request a demo :mrgreen:
But I admit it's a new twist on an old problem!

Roger