Chestnut (Japanese Chestnut) Display Stand / Flower Stand Not thick enough for use as a firewood splitting block, so it lacks strength. With bark, it has a substantial feel, while without bark, it is beautiful. Uses vary depending on the individual. 【Details】 ・No petroleum-based oils such as chainsaw oil, preservatives, or insecticides are used, so it can also be used as a cutting board. ・After completion, it is stored indoors, but for safety, it is sterilized in a high-temperature dryer for about 1 hour before shipping and re-coated with a safe oil wax (secret: edible) on both sides. ・A horizontal laser is used, so it is cut horizontally, but any warping during the drying process is adjusted with a plane and polishing. ・A smoke-heat drying system (baked smoking process) is used. ・It is made with original research to prevent cracking, so it is very resistant to cracking. Furthermore, it is safe because it does not use petroleum wax. ↓↓↓List of Products #Satoyama Regeneration Construction Company's Firewood Splitting Blocks ※Important As a former carpenter and lumber dealer, I will tell you: Many firewood splitting blocks have beautiful cross-sections, but they will definitely crack within a few days. There is nothing weaker than wood that has not been dried. It is also a cause of mold. Drying and cracking are essential and unavoidable in natural materials. Even so, by drying them properly, I make firewood splitting blocks with fewer cracks. It takes 2-3 years to be able to list them, and more than half are discarded (as firewood) due to cracking. 【Please Read the Description】 Please be sure to read the description to prevent trouble after receiving the item. ・The size, shape, and crack condition are as shown in the photos. ・If you want a bark handle or paracord grip handle processing, please message me before purchasing. I will answer questions about firewood splitting blocks and wood carefully. 【Hardness】 Oak → Chestnut, Zelkova →→ Cherry 【Production Process】 All handmade (2-3 years) Felling → Leaf drying (1-2 years) → Ring cutting → Underwater drying → Boiling → Shaping → Smoke-heat drying → (Washing & Polishing) → Drying & Inspection (My firewood splitting blocks measure the degree of dryness with a moisture meter) I borrow the smoke-heat drying kiln from a lumber store I know, so I cannot make a large quantity. It's like the process of making dried bonito flakes, or the smoke and heat from the irori (sunken hearth) in old thatched-roof houses, which increases the strength of the pillars. Please choose your favorite.