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Kindling without the axe-swinging
If you have ever swung an axe at a stubborn log and wished there were a safer way, this is it. Set the log against the splitting wedge, strike, and the steel frame guides the split — your hands stay well clear of the blade the whole time.
Built like it means it
Heavy-duty steel construction means it takes strike after strike, season after season, without complaint. There is no motor to service and no fuel to buy — just a solid, honest tool that sits by the woodpile and always works.
For fire pits, stoves and slow evenings
A basket of fresh kindling is the difference between fighting a fire and enjoying one. Ten minutes at the splitter fills the basket for the week, and the evening ritual of lighting the stove or fire pit becomes the easy part of the day.
Where Design Meets Detail
At Same Side, we believe the little details make the biggest difference. Every product is thoughtfully selected to combine modern design, everyday functionality, and lasting quality—helping you create a home you'll love coming back to.
Some of our most asked questions:
How is this safer than an axe?
How is this safer than an axe?
The blade is fixed inside the frame and the log sits on top of it, so you strike downward with a mallet or small sledge while your hands stay away from the cutting edge. There is no free-swinging blade and no chasing a bouncing log.
What size logs can it split?
What size logs can it split?
It is designed for splitting seasoned firewood rounds into kindling and smaller pieces — the everyday job of feeding a stove or fire pit. Very large or green rounds are best halved with heavier equipment first.
What do I hit it with?
What do I hit it with?
A rubber mallet, club hammer, or small sledge all work well. Strike the top of the log squarely and let the wedge and frame do the guiding.
Does it need maintenance?
Does it need maintenance?
Very little. Keep it dry when you can, brush off bark and debris, and give the steel an occasional wipe of oil if it lives outside. The wedge holds its working edge through heavy use.