Leveraxe 1 Review- Vipukireves by Heikki
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Check out the review and demonstration of the Original Leveraxe. This item is made in Finland and features a unique levering action that is designed to split wood easier and safer. If you would like to see my other review on the Leveraxe 2, which is 1 pound lighter, please see the link down below. If you find this video helpful and informative, please consider subscribing to my channel and give the video a thumbs up. Thanks for watching!
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And remember not to break or sprain your wrist by holding it tight when you strike.
It takes practice to get the correct grip.
I've been really impressed with the Fiskars x27. It's a relatively inexpensive splitting axe that just gitsherdone. If you only have 50 dolls to spend I would buy the Fiskars. To all the people commenting on how their hydraulic splitters are so much easier....than go pull a lever marshmallow man. When it occurred to me how great hand splitting is as exercise I left the splitter for a sp,itting axe because I have the choice. When you don't have the choice it's just human nature to want faster and less work. Our bodies need some challenge to fuction. So think it over it you hate to exercise and need split wood. You will be surprised at how a hour of swinging axe 2 or 3 times a week helps out your cause. Buckin Billy Ray got me thinking about splitting wood as his gym, he's got a point.
I agree, splitting firewood help keeps you young. The Fiskars X27 is a great axe. I can throw it in the back of my truck and not worry if something lands on the handle.
It was informative for me and I liked the close up slow motion! Thanks
Thanks, I think I need to do more slo-mos. I often forget to.
What do you think of the Leveraxe? Is it worth the money or how much would you pay for it?
***** My Opinion on this. lets say the axe is an expensive keyboard. If you give a normal person an expensive keyboard they will not see much difference. but if you give the same keyboard to a pro he will find the benefits worth the price.
this axe is good if you know how to use it. but if you dont get the rotation down and the swing then probably this axe is not for you. I play games i dont cut wood. but i will tell you that my keyboard is the key to my good plays
Denis G That's a good way to look at it Denis.
nah. no chance lol
Not if the heads already coming loose with that amount of paint wear, it hasn't been used enough to be having handle problems imo! However it's interesting that you can get a similar axe for 50 at lowes. At that price, it may make a splitting axe shootout video I'm planning lol
Try using smoother leather gloves to eliminate the vibration. The handle will rotate better in your grip.
that thing does not look right to me, it's meant to be safer but i could see some bad slipping accidents happening over time and i cant say for sure but it seems like the force would mess with your elbows and wrists
It's an interesting design idea. I haven't used it for more than the 2 weeks that I borrowed it to give you long term feedback. I heard Lowe's sells one like it for $50.
yeah it's interesting but i'm naturally skeptical ;]
i wonder if it ends up being as useful as it is novel for you. do you have to use smaller logs to split the center with it?
mmm for $50 that may be worth it
Enjoy your post thank you
Thanks Lonewolve, I hope to make more axe/wood splitting videos this fall.
I get the feeling that this works well under specific circumstances (no knots, straight grain and only taking slices) but deviate from this and it's not the tool for the job. Does that sound fair Mark? Did you ever stop it from vibrating up your arm?
Yes, that's a fair statement. It's a safe axe for short, straight grained wood. It probably wouldn't vibrate that much if that's all I split.
Thanks for that Mark. :)
So, that's an expensive specific tool, which makes chopping big, yet short dry logs a breeze? Otherwise get only the tire? I wonder how long your furnaces are and if there's difference to european designs? I suppose in Finland people use wood to heat saunas and those things have short fireplaces, like one feet. The bigger house heating boilers furnaces are a tad larger, about 1,5 feet. It's nice to see someone testing stuff properly in a real enviroment!
Jotainkivaa123 I've looked at many wood stoves from European manufacturers such as Jotul and Morso. I've found that some contemporary size stoves such as Morso, require logs as short as 10". I own a larger Jotul stove, the Firelight F600CB. It can handle logs up to 24" I think in the US, you will find 16" logs work for most people. I like burning 18" logs, so the Leveraxe works good for me as long as the wood is straight grained. Thanks for commenting.
I don’t know the steel quality in the trouper but I am shure I could temper it
The steel used to make tools such as this axe are hardened so that they keep their sharp edge longer. If you tempered the steel, you would soften it and the result would be a constantly dull axe.
For $360 you could buy a Stihl Farm Boss!
Interesting price comparison.
I'm not trying to troll you but it's true.
No problem, I don't own the Leveraxe, it was just loaned for me to review. Thanks for commenting!
shoot i could make an electric or gas spring-loaded guillotine for about 180
Knew a guy that lost a testicle using this
Yikes!
Saw it at loews for $55.00
Really? If that's the case, I'm buying one. The one I used in this video was a loaner.
same brand?
How u like it I really am a poor farmer and don’t have the money to try out a bunch is it better than the old chopper 1 axe head which u think is the best for a 125 pound person
I like it enough to buy it for $50. Lowes now sells it under a different name called Truper. I'll probably post another video buying it from from Lowes and testing it out.
markthomasbuilder I am gonna try it out Friday I am gonna get it also what about the lever ax 2 your are knowledgeable ur the only one I chat with I upload a few my wood tricks
just start the video with you in your yard with product in hand explain what the video is about .
and use item . the give me your thoughts on it no music clear and simple . then ill tell you my thoughts.
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Shit for $350 I can buy or build a mechanical log splitter and save my back.
The axe is now sold at Lowes under the Truper name. The cost is approximately $50.
Tis 140$ at Canadian Tire
Do you have a Lowes? I think they're $40 under a Truper name.
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Only $40 at lows you say?! I thinks theirs a few franchises around
Yes, they can probably ship one to you.
I'll stick with my splitter, I could have had that piece split and thrown in the basement before you split this one time, useless..
Lot of money for a single job tool. I’ll stick to my old jersey pattern with 30” handle and my fiskers splitting axe. If you learn proper technique for splitting you don’t need a gimmick lol
The tool is now available through Lowes, under a different name for around $50.
Fuck that get a fiskars axe they fell split andnstay sharp out works all of these that costs you way more swings wag more time
I own 3-4 Fiskars. The indestructible handle is pretty cool.
LESS TALK...MORE WORK!!!! Talking way too much!!! just show me how that works and if it's even works or worth to buy!!!
+Mt Galaxxy, I completely agree! The guy spends the first 6 minutes of the video talking. Nobody watches these videos because of the personality, we want to get on with our day.
some people like to hear them selves talk
axe is to much $
its $100 - $170 now, but i would still go with a $40 normal axe than this thing personally