Froe Forged with a Punched Eye and an Ash Haft

A froe is a long, narrow blade with the haft at a right angle, like an axe sharpened along the top of its head. You drive its edge into the end of a log with a club, then twist the haft to lever the split open along the grain. Forge a flat blade, punch an eye at one end, grind a blunt wedge edge, and fit an ash haft. The picture: a froe driven into a bolt of wood with a froe club.