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Very true.

Obviously he didn't hit it true and square. Ya gotta read all the words, brothers...:) Just kidding...for sure a flying chip or splinter can happen. But I doubt many at all have been hurt by those, IF they kept proper maintenance against mushrooming, and were accurate on their strikes.

Thanks for the info. That's a pretty steep wedge...I would prefer less lift for that length, myself. But I would only pull out my razors if I had to drive open a closed up kerf with serious loading on it, so more MA is best for that scenario. I'm with Stig regarding hardheads...certainly.

:lol:

Hit it straight and square, and wear your eye protection. All will be well.

How much lift to length ratio? Maybe show a side on pic? Or give some measurements. True felling wedges made of steel are a rare bird. I have a couple of steel felling/bucking wedges, shop made, that I have always called "razors". 10 or so inches long, 3/4 of an inch thick at the head...