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I was just going to post that. I saw the email about it this morning
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Philbert
Not sure if this includes the splitting mauls . . . .
Philbert
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B.A.S.H $1000 Guarantee
WILTON B.A.S.H® Striking Tools with Unbreakable® Handle Technology are quite simply the most durable on the market, outperforming wood and fiberglass handled hammers strike after strike. We are so confident in the WILTON B.A.S.H®Unbreakable® Handle Technology that for 2 full years after purchase, break the handle under normal wear and tear and receive $1,000.
JPW Industries will pay you $1,000 in cash if the handle of a B.A.S.H® hammer you own breaks (severs) during normal use within two years after the date of purchase. This payment is in lieu of any other remedy for a product defect you may have, including breach of any other express or implied warranties. The B.A.S.H® $1,000 Guarantee does not apply to breakage that results from use of the hammer other than as a hand-held striking tool, nor to defects involving the hammer head, including but not limited to, separation of the head from the handle or head breaking.
How to Make a Claim
The hammer must be returned for examination, postage prepaid, to a location designated by us. For the name of the location nearest you, please call 1-800-274-6848. You must provide proof of initial purchase date, and an explanation of how the handle broke must accompany the merchandise. If we determine you are covered by the Unbreakable® Handle Guarantee, we will send you $1,000. If our inspection discloses a defect but you are not covered by the B.A.S.H® $1,000 Guarantee, we will repair or replace the product, or refund the purchase price, at our option, in accordance with our standard limited warranty above.
Would altering the edge void the warranty? Would think not but you never know.Yep. It does.
I'm checking out their website now.....
ETA - Hmmmmmm......Looks like this thing has mixed reviews. Although having to redo the edge that it comes with and not real good customer service from Wilton seems common.
Has anybody else tried the new husky splitting axes with the composite handle yet?
But the idea has merit. It is taking the debate about wedges on log splitters (mounted on end of cylinder or end of beam) to manual splitting.That's shown itself here a few times. I think consensus is it won't hold up unless you are using straight grained softwood.
I am feeling some splitting tool envy over here.Baileys had these on their Labor Day sale, so I figured Id pull the pin...
http://www.baileysonline.com/Forest...9-Wood-Splitting-Maul-Professional-Big-Ox.axd
http://www.baileysonline.com/Forest...ck-Rotband-Plus-with-Hickory-Handle-80-cm.axd
http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/husqvarna-s2800-splitting-axe-first-impressions.285469I am feeling some splitting tool envy over here.
Waiting to hear a report on the s2800, too.
Baileys had these on their Labor Day sale, so I figured Id pull the pin...
http://www.baileysonline.com/Forest...9-Wood-Splitting-Maul-Professional-Big-Ox.axd
http://www.baileysonline.com/Forest...ck-Rotband-Plus-with-Hickory-Handle-80-cm.axd
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