A device designed to increase the efficiency of splitting firewood, it typically attaches to a standard hydraulic wood splitter. Instead of a single blade that splits the wood in half, this attachment features a central point that forces the log into multiple sections simultaneously. For example, a user might split a large round of oak into six pieces in a single pass, significantly reducing processing time.
Such a device offers considerable advantages in terms of productivity for individuals or operations that process large volumes of firewood. By dividing logs into multiple pieces at once, it reduces the number of cycles required to achieve the desired wood size. Its development reflects a continuous effort to improve the ergonomics and speed of firewood processing, evolving from simple axes and single-blade splitters.
