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product_id: 438921785
title: "Shingle Froe Tool, 15in Splitting Froe Blade with 18in Froe Knife Handle – Froe Axe, Kindling Axe, Wood Froe Tool"
brand: "redneck convent"
price: "994490₫"
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reviews_count: 5
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# 15in hardened steel blade 18in solid hardwood handle 1.36 kg balanced weight Shingle Froe Tool, 15in Splitting Froe Blade with 18in Froe Knife Handle – Froe Axe, Kindling Axe, Wood Froe Tool

**Brand:** redneck convent
**Price:** 994490₫
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🪓 Split with precision, craft with confidence.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Shingle Froe Tool, 15in Splitting Froe Blade with 18in Froe Knife Handle – Froe Axe, Kindling Axe, Wood Froe Tool by redneck convent
- **How much does it cost?** 994490₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vn](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/438921785-shingle-froe-tool-15in-splitting-froe-blade-with-18in-froe)

## Best For

- redneck convent enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted redneck convent brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Effortless Woodworking:** Simple mallet-driven action lets you split wood with grain-perfect accuracy every time.
- • **Ergonomic Handle Design:** 18-inch tapered hardwood handle reduces fatigue for longer, more productive sessions.
- • **Durability That Outlasts:** Hardened steel blade paired with a solid hardwood handle built to endure heavy use.
- • **Precision Splitting Mastery:** Engineered for razor-sharp, controlled splits on shingles, shakes, and wood blanks.
- • **Perfectly Sized for Versatility:** Compact 15” blade and 18” handle combo fits comfortably in any workshop or firepit setup.

## Overview

The Redneck Convent Shingle Froe Tool features a 15-inch hardened steel blade and an 18-inch solid hardwood handle, designed for precise splitting of shingles, shakes, and wood blanks. Weighing 1.36 kg, it offers balanced control and durability, making it ideal for woodworking projects and kindling preparation. Its tapered handle ensures a secure fit and comfortable grip, while the mallet-driven design allows for efficient, grain-following splits.

## Description

Shingle Froe Tool, 15in Splitting Froe Blade with 18in Froe Knife Handle – Froe Axe, Kindling Axe, Wood Froe Tool : desertcart.in: Garden & Outdoors

Review: I have read all the reviews of all the splitting froe's on desertcart and picked this one after weighting all the pro's and con's. That being said, we all use our tools differently, some with experience and other's with none and that has to be taken in to account also when gleaning knowledge from the reviews... I have 70+ years experience in woodworking tools and have cut and split enough firewood in that time to know a decent splitting froe from a poorly constructed one. This one has a mildly hardened blade with just enough temper to maintain an adequate edge, the weld is very well done and the handle I wrapped with a couple of wraps of duct tape before setting the head to the blade, I do not permanently attach my froe handles, yes it will loosen but it can be set with just a tap with the wood mallet or on the block to quickly reset it, I prefer it that way... I used my angle grinder to put a 20-25* angle on both sides of the blade, again my personal preference and also how I know about the blade steel toughness and temper. The single edge already on it is used for splitting shingles. I use my tools severely and I have literally beat the h&ll out of this splitting froe (with a heavy WOODEN mallet never use a metal hammer on a splitting froe blade) and it has passed with flying colors. Remember the splitting froe is not for splitting knotty chunks of hardwood, use an axe for that! Good luck!
Review: Ok, at the price point, it's not a bad starter or toss away Chinesium tool. Mine just arrived today, I really didn't expect a lot and it didn't surprise me. The handle is reasonable. I've hit mine with a coat of teak oil, I figure it's going to live outside at the firepit for a couple weeks so teak would be a reasonable helper. If it were primarily an indoor use tool, I'd have probably gone with boiled linseed. The blade... Yes it's steel is a little wavey, kinda more of a Queens wave than a caffeinated three year olds wave. The edge itself though comes out flat after filing off the copious paint. And really, it's a FROE, not a planer or chisel. These are primarily to knock a chunk of wood off a larger chunk of wood, that split follows grain lines mostly. If you're after a mill quality first cut, it'll need a saw mill, save up and buy one of those instead. It appears capable of completing it's intended task of making one chunk of wood into two with a reasonably flat side that can be planed or draw-knifed flat. The steel... It's not the best, it's also nowhere near the price of a high carbon carbide edged one either. The steel feels kinda soft under the file, the fix is don't use a metal based hammer to drive it through the cut... If you're fresh out of mallets, a chunk of kindling works as well for the last few hundred years. This review isn't paid for by anyone, they'd want thier money back. I'm also not targeting any of the previous reviews, simply offering my honest opinion regarding the points I read prior to buying myself. I am sure that the weld is likely to fail at some point, when it does I'll buy another maybe of a different brand or style depending, of course, on my continued need of a froe. In any case, I'll have a reasonable hunk of sharp steel and a beater stick.

## Features

- GET PRECISE SPLITS: The Redneck Convent Wood Splitting Froe allows you to be much more precise when splitting lumber, shakes, shingles, and turning blanks; Use for woodworking projects that require riveting such as chair spindles and spoons, split bow staves, or make tinder and kindling for a wood stove
- BUILT TO LAST: Constructed with a hardened steel blade and durable hardwood handle that can easily pry and split cedar and other types of wood
- GRIP COMFORTABLY: 18-inch (45.7cm) long handle that is constructed from solid hardwood for less user fatigue and more productivity
- EASY TO USE: The froe goes through the log and the wood separates from the rest of the log; To use, simply pound the top of the blade with a wooden mallet or maul into the end of a short log, then pull back on the handle to split off a slice of the wood with the grain; Wooden mallet recommended, not included
- PERFECT SIZE: 15” x 0.25” x 1.9” inch (38.1cm x 0.6cm x 4.8cm) froe-type blade; Handle is graduated in size meaning that it tapers (one end of the handle is larger than the eye of the froe) so the blade jam fits in place and prevents the froe blade from falling off of the handle

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07CZ4V1B1 |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 53.3 x 6.1 x 7.1 Centimeters |
| Item Weight | 1 kg 360 g |
| Item part number | 2431 |
| Manufacturer | Redneck Convent |
| Net Quantity | 1.0 Count |
| Product Dimensions | 53.34 x 6.1 x 7.11 cm; 1.36 kg |

## Images

![Shingle Froe Tool, 15in Splitting Froe Blade with 18in Froe Knife Handle – Froe Axe, Kindling Axe, Wood Froe Tool - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61AQa3utiBL.jpg)
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![Shingle Froe Tool, 15in Splitting Froe Blade with 18in Froe Knife Handle – Froe Axe, Kindling Axe, Wood Froe Tool - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61xds5XCQFL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: where is it made?**
A: Not sure but the handle broke in half on the first day.

**Q: Where manufactured?**
A: I think china.  No markings

**Q: You advertise this froe as being used for splitting cedar.  Do you suppose the welded eye and handle could stand up to riving hardwoods such as oak?**
A: It shouldn’t be a problem at all it’s quite hefty

**Q: So, the "eye" is welded to the blade not bend/formed from the blade?**
A: The eye is welded to the blade

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by I***E on 9 January 2024*

I have read all the reviews of all the splitting froe's on Amazon and picked this one after weighting all the pro's and con's. That being said, we all use our tools differently, some with experience and other's with none and that has to be taken in to account also when gleaning knowledge from the reviews... I have 70+ years experience in woodworking tools and have cut and split enough firewood in that time to know a decent splitting froe from a poorly constructed one. This one has a mildly hardened blade with just enough temper to maintain an adequate edge, the weld is very well done and the handle I wrapped with a couple of wraps of duct tape before setting the head to the blade, I do not permanently attach my froe handles, yes it will loosen but it can be set with just a tap with the wood mallet or on the block to quickly reset it, I prefer it that way... I used my angle grinder to put a 20-25* angle on both sides of the blade, again my personal preference and also how I know about the blade steel toughness and temper. The single edge already on it is used for splitting shingles. I use my tools severely and I have literally beat the h&ll out of this splitting froe (with a heavy WOODEN mallet never use a metal hammer on a splitting froe blade) and it has passed with flying colors. Remember the splitting froe is not for splitting knotty chunks of hardwood, use an axe for that! Good luck!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***E on 10 July 2019*

Ok, at the price point, it's not a bad starter or toss away Chinesium tool. Mine just arrived today, I really didn't expect a lot and it didn't surprise me. The handle is reasonable. I've hit mine with a coat of teak oil, I figure it's going to live outside at the firepit for a couple weeks so teak would be a reasonable helper. If it were primarily an indoor use tool, I'd have probably gone with boiled linseed. The blade... Yes it's steel is a little wavey, kinda more of a Queens wave than a caffeinated three year olds wave. The edge itself though comes out flat after filing off the copious paint. And really, it's a FROE, not a planer or chisel. These are primarily to knock a chunk of wood off a larger chunk of wood, that split follows grain lines mostly. If you're after a mill quality first cut, it'll need a saw mill, save up and buy one of those instead. It appears capable of completing it's intended task of making one chunk of wood into two with a reasonably flat side that can be planed or draw-knifed flat. The steel... It's not the best, it's also nowhere near the price of a high carbon carbide edged one either. The steel feels kinda soft under the file, the fix is don't use a metal based hammer to drive it through the cut... If you're fresh out of mallets, a chunk of kindling works as well for the last few hundred years. This review isn't paid for by anyone, they'd want thier money back. I'm also not targeting any of the previous reviews, simply offering my honest opinion regarding the points I read prior to buying myself. I am sure that the weld is likely to fail at some point, when it does I'll buy another maybe of a different brand or style depending, of course, on my continued need of a froe. In any case, I'll have a reasonable hunk of sharp steel and a beater stick.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by K***R on 9 March 2023*

It is very easy to use, and very sturdy. I like the length of a handle when making spoon . It allows an even cut across the log making less waste. I love the product.

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