Can you use the back of this ax with a wedge?
1334865
Plastic or wood felling wedges, absolutely. Steel splitting wedges, I would say a pretty bad idea. If you don't know the difference in what they are and how they're used, "no" is probably the best summary answer.
1702495
You absolutely can, but beware, this is the worst DeWalt Product ever made. It does lack power, for say driving finish nails, but for a tire, you're good.
615344
Haven't tried that but it should work - the back of the unit is flat. Not sure if the wood might split when drilling..?
856237
No, I don't think you can. It may be possible if you want to put a lot of time and effort into taking it apart and putting it back together. Doesn't look very fun though.
979065
Yes. I have a queen size bed and only use the wedges on my side and it works out well
200600
I would say it is possible but dependent on the size and shape of the bit and head of the axe you have to sharpen. This sharpeners primary intended design appears to me for putting a quick edge on typical knives. I have been very satisfied with the purchase of this product for that purpose.
979063
Yes, our wedge is only on my hubby's side of the bed. He is using a single wedge. Good luck. I think it works well for many reasons.
2233622
Yes you can. You just push back on the arms and it is hiden against the back of the chair. I love this product.
1175709
The back is angled. You could use it against a flat wall, the far back is flat, it doesn't come to a point. It just works in a corner because the left and right rear corners are cut off. Make sure you have an electric screwdriver if you plan to assemble this piece yourself...there are a million screws.
1046235
i don't think so, there is a core inside, I use mine to cut decals with an X-acto straight blade and also difficult parts in my model building (separating them from the sprue neatly) etc. Unless you don't know your own strength, I would think not. If you don't hit the back of your sharp blade with a hammer, I think it would be very unlikely, unless you're secretly 'The HULK'. Matt is about 1/8th thick.
726951
No, you need to use the other hand to hold the stabilizing armature. It takes a few trys to get the right angle for yourself. I hold the armature while holding the Wedge next to my body for reverse curls, then I hold the armature with my arm extended to preform curls.
2043597
dont know-----if you give me the measurements of your wedge, I can measure mine and compare---OK
2043039
Yes. You will not be able to fully retract ram without modifying log strippers. It will slip on your wedge with little to no modification.
478751
I don't see why you can't. The back piece just fits into a channel in all four sides.
1447661
I'm no expert, but I'm guessing if you've tried a stone already this one won't do it for you. Check out a local fab shop and have them use a grinder on your ax. You can get a nice edge if you know what you're doing with a grinder.
651926
There is no reason you couldn't but would also use ratchet straps(larger ones than you think since G-force around curves and starting/stopping could be hazardous) on the sides and also front an back.
259697
you can, but i'd recommend just getting an adjustable one. unless you have a circular saw or a way to keep the same angle it can be frustrating. I used a dremmel, and eventually got it to fit after cutting ~1" off. not worth the effort.