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Chopper1 USA. Now Shipping Internationally. Don’t be fooled by any knock off axe we have been manufacturing. Chopper1 Axes since 1975. Check all reviews before buying an axe
The Chopper 1 axe is now being manufactured through Kchop, LLC in Phillipsburg, NJ and is only available through their website Chopperlaxe.com. With the axe having moving parts Kchop also offers those parts on the web site if they are needed.
All KChop products are shipped to the United States, Canada and Internationally. Orders are shipped within two business days.
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Chopper Wooden Axe - # 1 Splitting Maul Axe – Powerful Log Splitting Action – Spring Activated Levers Separate Wood – 6.25# Cast Iron Head – 32” Hickory Handle – Camping, Wood Stoves and Firewood
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Jul 4, 2016 · Regular axe vs chopper 1 axe. In this Video I compare and demonstrate a regular felling axe to a Chopper 1 axe. The chopper Axe works by the rotating levers on each side of the...
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CHOPPER 1 Wood Splitting Axe Maul Spring Loaded-Made in USA. Get the best deals on Chopper1 Collectible Axes & Hatches when you shop the largest online selection at eBay.com. Free shipping on many items | Browse your favorite brands | affordable prices.
Nov 24, 2017 · First released in 1977, the Chopper1 Axe is an axe head purpose-built for splitting wood. It has rotating levers on each side that swing out after the axe’s edge penetrates the wood, diverting some of the downward force to the sides.
