Firewood Splitting Block, Batoning Block, Firewood Block, Konara (10cm Height) 260

To all campfire-loving campers!

This firewood splitting block is made from very hard Konara oak. Its convenient size makes it perfect for splitting firewood, batoning, and creating feather sticks. It can also be used as a stand for lanterns, hot cookers, or skillets. Handmade by a fellow camper.

Wood type: Konara oak (with bark)
Diameter: Approx. 16 cm
Height: Approx. 9.5 cm - 10 cm
Weight: Approx. 1.6 kg
*Includes a handle (braided paracord with carabiner - can be unraveled into a rope)
*Treated with insect-repellent, anti-rot, and anti-mold wood protective paint.

[Important Notes]
*Knives and batoning sticks are not included.
*Due to the nature of wood, cracks, splits, and bark peeling may occur as it dries.
*Store in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight.
*To preserve the natural look of the wood, some items may have irregular shapes, knots, cracks, or splits.
*Measurements are approximate and may contain slight errors.
*The bark is left on and may peel off during shipping.
*Returns and cancellations are not accepted. Please contact us in advance with any questions.
*As this is a natural product, please refrain from purchasing if you are overly sensitive.
We appreciate your understanding.

*We also have other firewood splitting blocks, batoning blocks, and small split firewood for sale.

■How to Choose a Firewood Splitting Block (Example)
Height | Durability | Portability | Workability | Price
-------|------------|-------------|-------------|-------
7 cm   | △          | ◎          | △          | ◎
10 cm  | 〇          | 〇          | 〇          | 〇
15 cm  | ◎          | △          | ◎          | △
*Workability refers to ease of use when sitting on a low chair for splitting wood or batoning.

■Air-dried Specific Gravity and Hardness of Wood
Oak (0.87 / Very Hard)
Kunugi (0.85 / Very Hard)
White Oak (0.83 / Very Hard)
Tsubaki (0.81 / Very Hard)
Konara (0.76 / Very Hard) ←
Akashide (0.71 / Very Hard)
Kuroganemochi (0.70 / Very Hard)
Zelkova (0.69 / Very Hard)
Enoki (0.67 / Hard)
Beech (0.65 / Hard)
Cherry (0.65 / Hard)
Dogwood (0.62 / Hard)
Red Pine (0.53 / Hard)
Camphor (0.52 / Hard)
Aogiri (0.47 / Hard)
Hinoki Cypress (0.44 / Medium)
Cedar (0.38 / Slightly Soft)
*Specific gravity varies for individual pieces of wood, so these values are approximate and should be used as a guide.