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Splitting logs email template

A practical guide about technique replacing force.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

Aiming at the top of a log makes people decelerate into it. Aiming at the chopping block underneath means the axe is still accelerating at contact.

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From
Seaton Skills
Subject
Aim for the block, not the log
Preheader
It sounds wrong and it doubles your success rate.

Guide

Aim through the log at the block beneath it

Aiming at the top of a log makes people decelerate into it. Aiming at the chopping block underneath means the axe is still accelerating at contact.

Where to aim

At the block beneath, through the log. The swing stays accelerating rather than slowing as it arrives, which is the whole difference.

Where to strike

Near the edge rather than the centre for anything gnarly, and always through an existing crack if there is one.

Safety

Feet apart and outside the arc, and a low block so a miss goes into the ground rather than a shin. Standing logs on the ground is how people are injured.

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