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Roughneck ROU11070 Gorilla V-Series Axe 0.6kg/1¼lbs - £17.99 @ Amazon
Roughneck ROU11070 Gorilla V-Series Axe 0.6kg/1¼lbs - £17.99 @ Amazon
Roughneck ROU11070 Gorilla V-Series Axe 0.6kg/1¼lbs - £17.99 @ Amazon
Roughneck ROU11070 Gorilla V-Series Axe 0.6kg/1¼lbs - £17.99 @ Amazon
Roughneck ROU11070 Gorilla V-Series Axe 0.6kg/1¼lbs - £17.99 @ Amazon
Roughneck ROU11070 Gorilla V-Series Axe 0.6kg/1¼lbs - £17.99 @ Amazon
Roughneck ROU11070 Gorilla V-Series Axe 0.6kg/1¼lbs - £17.99 @ Amazon
Roughneck ROU11070 Gorilla V-Series Axe 0.6kg/1¼lbs - £17.99 @ Amazon
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Posted 18 January 2023

Roughneck ROU11070 Gorilla V-Series Axe 0.6kg/1¼lbs - £17.99 @ Amazon

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  • Ideal for splitting logs
  • UNIQUE V-SHOCK twin beam girder shaft acts as a damper resulting in reduced shock and vibration further controlled by an air cushioned grip
  • POWER-STRIKE OPTIMISED BALANCE DESIGN &1 PIECE CONSTRUCTION drop forged, hardened, and tempered steel construction ensures maximum strength and safety
  • REDUCED WEIGHT in the shaft transfers the centre of gravity towards the head resulting in improved balance and reduced effort
  • INTEGRATED NAIL PULLER allows nails to be removed with ease with lanyard hole allows for safe and secure tethering when working at height4071133_1.jpg
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  1. Andybro's avatar
    I'm surprised the first item on the description is 'ideal for splitting logs' due to the shape of the head: thin spread is ideal for getting stuck in a log when attempting to split down the grain which is why a log splitting axe usually has a wide spread, forcing the wood apart enabling it to 'split'. I use a similar hatchet for kindling only. I would advise anyone buying this for the every day task of splitting logs for the fireplace to hold off and research. A longer handle will also serve your back well in the long term. Note...I am only questioning the 'ideal log splitting' quality of this. Else it looks like a Ferrari hatchet!
  2. Cherryton's avatar
    are these any good for throwing?
    U-U-D-D-L-R-L-R-A-B's avatar
    I can confirm this can be thrown.
  3. kawsar17's avatar
    *Hold triangle*
    AshleyWard's avatar
    Boy
  4. _Stuart_'s avatar
    I do find the Roughneck stuff is great quality.
  5. dma's avatar
    Good for home protection.
  6. SimonBuckle-22324.61432's avatar
    Here's Johnny!
    Gort1951's avatar
    The remake - "Boo"
    It was crap.
  7. Ouzoherb's avatar
    I find a heavy maul better
    Andrew_Prosser's avatar
    For chopping stick ?
  8. U-U-D-D-L-R-L-R-A-B's avatar
    Bit of a wait for delivery - Feb 10th-13th.
  9. Bluediamond28's avatar
    Never seen one with a nail puller, used to be a joiner but never seen an axe like that, wonder how it actually pulls the nail :/
    zwarder's avatar
    2nd picture
  10. Bluediamond28's avatar
    Mm I'm trying to imagine the leverage since it's kind of sideways rather than straight forward but I'll take it it works well
  11. inc's avatar
    Thanks, another one for the collection
  12. Simon_Donald's avatar
    Dont say it, dont say it.....Gimli - "And you have my Axe"
  13. johnat107's avatar
    Need something a little sharper!
    Phlop0's avatar
    My wit
  14. Baldricky's avatar
    Agree 100% with with regards to this not being suited to splitting logs. For log splitting, assuming you are in it for the long haul, invest in a Fiskars X25 and never look back.

    49355716_1.jpg (edited)
  15. _Stuart_'s avatar
    20.56 now
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