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About us
Jerax tools is a manufacturer-direct brand. For years, we have been manufacturing for world-class brands and stand behind the scene. Now, we are finally able to connect with the end consumers directly. At Jerax tools, we want to create the best value for the clients by providing premium yet cost-effective tools and best user experience.
Features
Made with high quality carbon steel
Jerax tools heavy duty firewood splitter drill bit is made with carbon steel with heat treatment and titanium coating.
Unique welded shank design
The hex shank is welded to avoid breaking when drilling and reversing. The integrated structure makes the product life longer and not easy to break. No need to assemble.
2 different sizes
2 different sizes for you to choose!
WARNING
Always avoid knots.
DO NOT drill this into the center. Be Cautious for the reversing torque.
[WARNING]: If you drive this into the center of a hard piece of firewood with a powerful drill, it will get stuck and put you in danger of twisting your wrist badly or setting the wood spinning.
[WARNING]: High torque. Use a handle with the impact driver or it may hurt your wrist.
[WARNING]: High torque. Fix the wood piece or it may spin and hit you.
For SMALL SPLIT firewoods.
Jerax tools wood splitter is designed for splitting small split firewoods into small pieces of kindling.
Start at the edge.
Remmer to angle the bit and start at the edge.
Perfectly get your splitting work done.
Take only a small bit at a time.
Enjoy your time!
With this Widely used in family, outdoor, camping and farm.
Bradford Miller
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025
Would not even drill into wood to split. I even tried pre-drilling and nothing! Product does NOT do what it's advertised to do.
David P Griffin
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024
Not real thrilled wouldn't recommend it. It's a lot harder use than the videos make out to be flew off and down there killed me the first time I tried to use it so be careful.
Chaplian Bob
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
It splits logs like majic!
Shawn
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2023
I bought this during the winter and decided to use it recently to help out a friend who had a tree fall down in his front yard. It’s just not effective. I stared with a perhaps a foot wide piece of wood and scaled it down to a half a foot and then a 1/4 of a foot and it just kept getting stuck after the first few turns. Albeit, I couldn’t use my impact drill because I needed an adapter for the bit but I just didn’t feel like giving energy to something I didn’t think would work. Furthermore I watched a YouTube video of a guy who used several impact drills and one was corded and it did not work. Don’t waste your money.
oleg
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2023
Did not work for me. mostly using it on oak logs. The drill bit got stuck allot and the drill eventually started smoking... your experience may be different if you using a softer wood.
Jared
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2023
I've used these before on a bigger scale, and wanted one to split up kindle wood. THESE THINGS ARE DANGEROUS so if you don't know what you're doing, don't bother getting one unless you want a trip to the ER. I run it on my right angle super hog, no your cheapo battery drill will not put up with it. Works very well when used properly boaring into the side of a log. They are not designed to go in the ends.
Alexander Andro
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2022
Rough but will work well for splitting dry firewood already cut to length. I also bought and tested two cheaper, narrower ones. Both of them had a greater tendency to get lodged into the wood, and when you try to remove them, the shank unscrews off the bit, whereas on this one the shank is welded in.
abraham
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2022
The key to using this is that you need a drill with Torque and low speed I use a cheap Harbor Freight Drill (about $60) but importantly its a high torque low speed drill. that keeps it going nice and slow and it splits the wood with ease, just aim for smallish chunks and start at the end of the wood not in the middle. I have to split my oak logs into little 1 by 4 inch logs for my pizza oven and it works great for this purpose. I've only used it a few times so can't comment on durability but seems well constructed.
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