Local teen age girl makes good with a simple idea

[Ernie]

Inspirational stuff here for youngsters of all ages

http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/farming/agribusiness/9493519/Teens-cracker-idea-reaching-global-market

[Chuck White]

I'd bet she'll sell a lot of those, Ernie!

Mighty handy item to have next to the wood stove!

[thecfarm]

A very simple idea. I like it. Those ideas always have me saying,Why didn't I think of that.  :

[JJ]

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I want one.  How do I order it?
Can we add her new company to FF sponsors?
Very smart to patent it right away!

          JJ

[SPIKER]

Inspirational stuff here for youngsters of all ages

http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/farming/agribusiness/9493519/Teens-cracker-idea-reaching-global-market

lol, that is great, back in the 70's I did a lot of that, the hatchet was #1 way.   The hazard was obvious however.   Old guy said her, stuck a partly broken double headed ax in stump and told this boy to use the hammer end of the hatchet and set the wood on the ax!   Guess he should have patented the thought back then lol.   dang good idea for the girl tho!   Last time I did make some up used the hold the hatchet on the wood and smash both down on the stump method...

Mark

[Jeremysdad]

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I want one.  How do I order it?
Can we add her new company to FF sponsors?
Very smart to patent it right away!

          JJ

Order from here: http://www.kindlingcracker.com/ I looked into it, but at $190USD, it's a little rich for the budget right here at Christmas time. Grand idea, though, as I split the wood for my smoker to kindling-size (helps control the fire in a small smoker) and have had a few close calls with the hatchet (and accumulated a good supply of too big to use/too small to split further pieces).

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[Magicman]

Good for her.