Tadachika Zenko Maki-Wari Wood Splitting Axe — 1.5kg, Total Length 900mm, Blade 90mm

OVERVIEW & PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Tackle heavy-duty firewood splitting and large log reduction with massive chopping momentum and traditional power using the Tadachika Zenko Maki-Wari Wood Splitting Axe (Model #567).

Handcrafted in Japan by skilled blacksmiths, this professional-grade splitting axe features a traditional "zenko" (全鋼 - monolithic full-steel) construction, forged entirely from high-grade carbon steel to deliver maximum structural rigidity, impact transmission, and long-lasting durability. Weighing a robust 1.5kg with an extended 900mm total length and a compact 90mm cutting edge, it is engineered for two-handed operation, providing the perfect balance of leverage, swing velocity, and deep splitting force to shatter tough logs with ease.

Whether used for seasonal firewood preparation, homestead maintenance, or heavy outdoor camp processing, this powerful Japanese splitting axe delivers uncompromising performance and enduring reliability.

KEY FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS
- Traditional Zenko Full-Steel Construction (全鋼): Forged entirely from high-carbon steel as a single monolithic unit, ensuring maximum energy transfer, structural strength, and edge durability under heavy impact.
- Heavy-Duty 1.5kg Head & 900mm Long Handle: Engineered with a powerful 1.5kg weight, an extended 900mm total length, and a 90mm cutting edge (全長900ｍｍ・刃部90ｍｍ・重量1.5kg) to maximize centrifugal force and effortless wood splitting.
- Heavy-Duty Firewood & Forestry Utility: Ideal for splitting large logs, preparing winter firewood, homestead wood processing, and demanding outdoor wood-clearing applications.
- Handcrafted in Japan: Built with the legendary craftsmanship of traditional Japanese edged tool makers.

- Specifications:
  - Brand: Tadachika (忠親)
  - Model: #567 (マキ割 1.5kg 全鋼)
  - Total Length: 900mm (全長 900mm)
  - Blade Length: 90mm (刃部 90mm)
  - Weight: 1.5kg (重量 1.5kg)
  - Construction: Zenko monolithic full-steel (全鋼)
  - Origin: Made in Japan

HOW TO CARE FOR STEEL
Wipe away moisture, dirt, and plant sap immediately after use. Apply a light coat of camellia oil or mineral oil to the high-carbon steel blade to prevent rust, and store in a dry location.