Is there something I'm missing here? If you look around at bushcraft and camping stuff ALOT of the material is sperging about splitting wood with a sub optimal tool. When you look at knife focused stuff it becomes almost obsessive. What is so fascinating about this? Do people really spend large amounts of time breaking down tons of wood and for what? Beyond getting a fire properly going with bigger chunks and a nice coal bed what is the fixation on making stick sized wood shards in the dumbest way instead of just using sticks? It comes off as autistic cope for geartards looking for something to do.