Can this be good for gardening work like chopping leaves or thin branches?
1139478
I used it to cut some small branches and the blade got cheeped. Then I used it on some bamboo branches and the blade broke off at the handle.
1139479
Possibly heavy blade, may need to sharpen, may need to learn how to correctly use a long blade.
1139480
Winter lover- no this things just for show it would break if u dropped it its garbage don tbuy it
1463041
Most likely. I have a wide variety of growth on the property and it cuts everything but more dense sapplings (eg trees). It will cut wild roses which are very tough.
1843146
It should be good for working a small compost heap. The edges are not sharp so no worries about reaching in and clearing packed in soil.
1595742
I would think so. I have used it for pulling down tree branches so that I could reach them.
1336851
Most likely. I've done Hydrangea branches, and small fruit tree branches, and I would think the ornamental grass would be softer and easier on the unit. Be aware, if the input is easily bent, it may escape from chopping, and thus jam the unit. Usually easy to de-tangle.
325637
yes, I use it all the time just for that. I use the very thin blade and quarter the cabbage head because of the narrowness of the cutter. I shopped a long time before buying this and now own two
628157
It will chop nuts not sure about hard veggies I only used it for salads, it isn't a sharp blade
2154981
I would trust it for most smaller chopping, probably up to soothing as thick as a Campbell's soup can. It would take effort because the knife is so light but it is sturdy enough. As for small branches and saplings if you went at a angle to the tree you could probably pull it through anything smaller than your middle finger. There are some great examples on YouTube of this knife in action, equipped to endure does a really through review.
1343532
Absolutely! Great at making thin potato slices and lots of other veggies. We use ours almost daily.
855071
Technically it probably could since it can do some cutting tasks but I would not recommend it. There are other tools much better suited to that job - like a coping saw.
461316
No it will not work welll with a large amount of leaves. This is a "light" duty blower. Very handy for small jobs but definitely not for a large pile of leaves.
1821454
Yes it will work well since you have lots of trees and this tool will mulch your leaves will fine and you can use the mulch leaves for your garden and plants and it uses less bags you should be ok you will like it I love love mine
325351
It is possible, but would depend on adjusting it correctly. I have used it to rake walnuts and dethatch my grass, also leaves in the fall.
1900375
It would depend on what your cutting. Light brush and small branches would be fine. I made wood handles for them and wrapped them in para cord. They are very sharp and you need to know how to sharpen them.
2001215
Absolutely, it's just a mini chainsaw on a pole so whatever you can reach you can cut. I have personally found it a very useful tool for general trimming around the house !
2001213
is not a pruner or a trimmer, more like a chaisaw(small). is defenetelly helpfull with thick branches, 1" un up.
2063975
The knife may work for this application, but with limited ability since the pommel is not real thick in nature. Tent stakes and light duty hammering may work. However, for cutting, carving, shaving branches, and other woodsman's work this knife excels!