I am interested in the half moon edger but need a handle I can fit in my suitcase for my garden in Peru. What is your suggestion.
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Ladies shovel handles are shorter and available. Could you have the manufacturer mail this one to Peru? Wish I had a real answer for you but understand I am jealous of your gardening in Peru.
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Check out the length of the various handles Wolf-Garten offers. If you plan on working on your hands and knees, the shortest would be adequate. However that would make a job rather difficult. I use the standard handle when I'm using the edger. Not sure if it would fit in a suitcase, however. Check the measurements on the WOLF-Garten site (or Amazon) before making a purchase. I do use both handles with most of the WG tools I've purchased. They are fantastic, excellent quality and perfect for all my gardening needs.
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Wolf Garten makes both a short handle version as well as a telescoping handle
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WOLF-Garten makes a 14-inch handle also: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HCV9WE/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1
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Yes you u can but ours actually broke shortly after leaving the review. The handle broke off I fixed it ans then It bent. I would recommend tipton brand. Its worked great for months now and gets a lot of use. May cost a little more but by far worth it!
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Yes and you will love it you will want 2 I never use my other one without the handle.
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If you check you should find one on Amazon, under wookworking plane blades in hand tool. Also I have done business with http://www.highlandwoodworking.com. I've found them to be dependable and carry a very good supply of tools. Possible Amazon has a link to them you will not be disappointed.Sincerely,Joseph
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Actually shortening the handle would probably be a good idea, mine came fairly long and would throw better if it was shortened, not to mention be more manageable with shorter length. And using a different wood shouldn't cause a problem either; with heavy use you'll eventually have to get a new handle anyways and its a 'primitive' tool/weapon, so whatever you do it'll likely work out.
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I have the next size down, the SentrySafe H2300 0.36 Cubic Foot Fire-Safe Waterproof Chest. Between the safe itself an the items I have in it, it's damn heavy and it just seems like a no-brainer, at least to me, that a handle, or handle's should have installed on both of these. Maybe even some kind of sling using nylon straps with a handle on each on this SentrySafe H4300, one handle on my H2300. Every time I have to move my H2300 I think about what they could have done to make it perfect. Because I love everything else about my SentrySafe H2300
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Yes, but if you haven't purchased it yet, buy the Apollo handle at $24. Almost all of the double edged razor handles are interchangeable.
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Sorry for the delay to get back to you. Since I don't handle the Bard Parker line I was doing some research. The Bard Parker #25 blade is not as long as the #60A, #60XT & #22XT that fits the Piranta Torch, Brick Red Aluminum, 2 3/4 in. I think Bard Parker #25 blade might fit the handle but since it is a shorter blade there may be a problem when it is folded and may be unsafe. I have contacted the manufacturer for more information on your question but have not heard back from them. To be safe I would stick with the blades ( #60A, #60XT & #22XT) specified for the Piranta Torch and it does come with 12 blades. Thanks, Glen
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Hello Michael, The handle on The Hoff is cross hatched, designed for the traveling man. We also have The Klassiker which has a longer handle with great weight distribution perfect for both beginners and experienced users. Sincerely, Luxury Barber CS
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Although it is a beautiful shaver I sold the seki as I get a better shave with the long handled Merkur 38c - they have similar length handles (if I remember correctly) of about 90mm.
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It's nice and sharp. The handle is not ideal. I replaced it with a paracord wrap. Little better meow. Other than that it's nice. I would shop around though.
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I like the 16", plenty of room, wish it had a second handle though. Difficult to move when full with only one handle. I do like the wood handle as it doesn't get hot. The metal loops tend to get quite hot.
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Try "Fiskars 7972 15-Inch PowerGear Anvil Lopper" or something similar. I have these, and they are very effective. The problem was that I have shoulder arthritis, and the tool is a little heavy for a female to use when reaching for the bottom stem of a weed; so I was seeking something lighter that wouldn't require arm power at arm's length.
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maxpedition is probably the best out there. Condor is what I'm using now and I have no complaints so far. pretty sturdy.
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IMO, Buck knives are better than Ka-Bar but to each his own. You won't find a better all-around knife than the 119 Special and with the cocabola handle you get a knife that he will definitely treasure for a lifetime. I have two of the 119's with the black phenolic handle that I have had over 20-yrs and recently bought one with the cocabola handle as more of a display knife, than to use, because I like its looks. It is a beautiful knife. A slightly smaller version of the 119 (6" Blade) is the 105 PathFinder (5" Blade) which I use a lot when doing a little more delicate work such as deboning, etc. If you husband has small hands, he might prefer the 105 instead. Unfortunately, I've never seen the 105 with a cocabola handle, though Cabela's carries it in cherrywood and bone handles and LLBean has it in leather. However you will pay more at those places than Amazon. For a knife to use for gutting, skinning and cutting up the vension, you can't go wrong with the 119. Almost forgot to mention that Buck also makes a Model 121 which is in-between the 105 and the 119 in blade length (5.5"). This is a Boone&Crockett commemorative knife with the B&C emblem on the handle. I just recently bought one off Amazon but have not had a chance to use it yet. If he's big on Boone & Crockett, you might consider it, but for pure beauty, you can't beat the looks of the 119 with the cocabola handle.
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Its thick and heavy...you could consider a kershaw for everyday carry...good quality and value...i carry a kershaw blur
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I can't live without my "brush" so I made a travel carrier for it! I found a plastic container (for keeping food in the refrig or freezer) that the head of the brush fit in with the little brush on the head to protect the bristles. I cut a place for the handle to go through and put on the lid and the brush is protected. I can stick it anyplace in my suitcase and not worry!