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It's pretty tough around here in January. It'll be parade ready in the spring though.

Thanks Brendon. We like it here, even if we've been living in pea soup for a couple of weeks. Alcoas, gotta look good. Lol

I've read that too Leon. But never tried one. I've blown apart fiberglass handled tools that I've had. They always start to separate.

I do have splitter envy. There's some nice setups out there. The mini attachment is nice for the big ones. I can move the machine with levers instead of lifting the round. It's not the fastest but plenty strong. Takes quite a gnarly knot to stop it.

Duct tape expirement on the big maul to see if it'll help the handle from getting chewed. I love fir firewood!

The fiberglass handles have a bad rap in these parts. Not as durable ime as a good wooden handle. I have a huge maul as well. That goes through handles somewhat regularly it lives at my woodpile in the field. I'll try to grab some pics of it and my solution to how not to tear up a handle when...

My work axe with a fresh coat. Never been sharpened. And my maul for splitting/firewood. Over 13 years old on the original handle! Never sharpened either.

I don't sharpen mine at all. Work axe or my splitting maul.