The Kindling Cracker™ The Perfect for turning wood into kindling, This is a firewood splitter is made in an Australian foundry.
It consists of one solid piece of high-quality cast iron, so it’s something that your grandkids’ grandkids will use to split their own kindling, if cared for and used correctly.
The only maintenance it needs is a bit brushing off and maybe a touch of paint from time to time to look like new for generations.
The simple, safe and easy-to-use design that began as a science fair project has become a perennial award winner, from science fairs in New Zealand to regional and international recognition from Scientific American, International TeenBusiness, Google and more.
With a Kindling Cracker™ firewood splitter you will only ever need another piece of wood or a hammer to strike the wood, both are blunt instruments and it’s a lot safer for your fingers.
Which makes it the safest way in the world for you to cut kindling, you will be impressed with how much easier it is to cut kindling too.
The Kindling Cracker™ firewood splitter is made of solid cast iron in Australia, the splitting wedge is set inside the patented safety ring (170mm inside diameter), never allowing your fingers near the blade. To split a piece of wood, place it inside of the frame and strike it with a 3-4lb. Mallet (or another piece of wood) it’s the perfect way to make the best kindling for your Log fire, Pizza oven, Brazier or Chip heater, they are brilliant to have at any Camp site or Cabin to start those outdoor fires too.
Hammers are available to add to your purchase if we have stock, if we don’t have any in stock you can easily find one at your local hardware store, we recommend a long handle 3lb club/stone hammer.
We are experiencing shipping delays, some orders are taking two weeks to arrive (once dispatched) depending on what part of Australia you are in.
Tell your friends and family about my idea so we can help prevent them from chopping their fingers off with an axe.
– Ayla Hutchinson
A safe and easy way to make kindling with no moving blade or sharpened object passing by your hands
