Do I have to cut the tree out perfectly?
781645
Not perfect but close to the stencil. The closer you are and less that sticks to the wall the better you can apply it.
781646
You just have to cut the paper around the stickers. You don't want to cut it too close, the more paper you have on there, helps for when you stick it to the wall. It comes with good instructions. I have it on my hallway wall, and LOVE it! Hope you do as well.
1296413
Use a saw not an axe for that kinda work. You can easily just smash through a branch that size with an axe, but you are going to ruin your edge. Best to just get a pruning saw and saw those pieces down to size. If they are really twiggy branches, use a small hand axe to clear the twigs off.
580617
Yes it worked perfectly. Had to cut down a bunch of tree limbs and it was completed successfully using this tool. But I do believe you must buy an adapter. maybe you should call the company
704363
No, you need to cut them yourself. I love these, because they are easy to hold on to, and are large.
368000
Yes, with practice and a full battery, if it will open around the tree it will cut it, does really well with softwoods.
761470
No you need to cut with the clipper, The comb guide line and even eveything else.
2237126
I've cut bushes and small trees off close to the ground. It is awkward because of the length and balance of the saw handle/battery. You have to be very careful not to allow the saw blade to become contaminated with dirt and debris. You could use a regular pruning saw or for branches up to approximately 1¾" I've great success with a Fiskars PowerGear ByPass Lopper. If you can get the jaws around the branch/tree, it'll cut it.
1496047
I don't know the plant, but you might be changing the lines a lot. I would get a bicycle handle brush cutter with a metal blade--Stihl or other--price is roughly comparable. The brush cutter will cut anything you've got short of trees. elw
520191
Yes, with some expected cutting. Mine comes w/o instructions, but seller stepped up after a quick email.
721709
I just used this tool for the first time yesterday. I was not able to use the saw part because I was trimming hemlocks turned into a gigantic hedge. Whether the saw works or not depends entirely on whether the branch you are cutting will move. If you are cutting a branch close to the trunk of a sturdy tree, it should work with effort. If the branch or trunks moves with the saw, as with my hemlocks, you will never cut through.
1879363
I am not sure if you are trimming trees or still trimming hedges. Tree, no. High hedge could be dangerous. It works best with a sweeping motion. Carrying it up and down a ladder does not sound fun. You know your limitations. I know mine and I would not feel comfortable.
1924712
I didn't have to cut mine but by the material that it is made of a simple hacksaw should be able to cut it. It should be simple enough to modify if needed. Hope it does the job for you.
2239503
I have never done that. I think this was intended for lesser functions, like cutting smaller branches for fire wood. I would imagine you would need something bigger, but if time is not a factor, go for it.
438873
You can, it's all separate parts. You can even cut it up and place the tree more to the middle and birds on both sides
479411
It should be able to handle it just fine. I cut down a tree that had a trunk that was at least 8 inches. Just make sure the chain is well-oiled and snug. The chain on mine came off once, but I was able to get it back on. I think it has a tendency to do this when it is new, so you may have to do some adjusting for a while.
1500016
Yes, there is a hole near the top center for a screw or a nail. An alternative would be to nail or screw a small piece of wood to the tree and self stick the swiftly done to the piece of wood. The swiftly done is very light, so even a small tree (2" in. in diameter) would be suitable.
1039355
If there is a problem on the day that you receive your tree, yes. After that there are just too many ways for stupid people to kill things to make any guarantees.