Are these good to cut grass? I trim all edges in my garden with scissors. I also have arthritis.
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These are small micro tips. I also have arthritis. You may want something a bit bigger depending on how much area you're cutting.
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I would not use these to cut grass - unless you were to cut one blade at a time :) I think that would be difficult with arthritis. Perhaps a larger scissor or at least a larger blade would be better. Although these are very sharp and strong, it has a short blade for precise cutting. I hope that helps.
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I use mine for mulching and cutting grass. You may need to go over some areas a few time to get them all but it works great for me
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I use them only for wood, and they are great. I would drill some sheet metal and see how it worked. But I would also use a little cutting oil, so it will cut easier and not dull the bit !Good luck
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Just bolt them on as is. They do a great job. I just sharpened mine after two years of mowing 3 acres a week. These are the best!
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I used a pill � cutter and took them by halves. They really did help me with my arthritic knee!
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i am using them to cut small palm leaves at the base of the palm about 1/4 to 1/2 inch thickness. they work well at that.
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Great for knives. Lawn mower blade would probably use up the sharpening medium too quick. You would be better off with a grinding wheel (solid wheel). Use this only for finishing.
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I've had these kutters for just over 1 month and have essentially changed my entire landscaping by cutting down 1 limb at a time. I can kut about 1 inch diameter branch with little effort. My Kutters are still very sharp. I have in the past tried to sharpen knives, scissors, and other blades and find they have never been the same. If and when these Kutters become dull I will buy the blades. It would be worth it.
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@ Joann McNinch...honestly, I am going to say no. I think they might be to thin to give any type of relief to arthritis in the hands. Hope this helps.
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Yes. They are made for cutting grass. They are heavy duty blades. Might have to sharpen a little more if you have real thick grass o4 thick weeds.
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yes. They come somewhat "blunt". You could cut grass with them I'm sure - just the speed of the blade would cut, but not very good. To get a good "knife like" edge on it you need to sharpen it.
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I have used mine both ways. They don't have a sharp cutting edge, but they did work for cutting as well.
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I would assume scissors are fine as long as they aren't serrated, or pinking shears or the like. I haven't tried scissors so I can't say definitively.
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I did not cut these to size, but I see no reason why they can't be. They are thick, though, and I think they would be difficult to cut with most scissors. A utility knife should work.
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I can't say for certain. The cut-ability is more about the current length of the grass. If I have tall weeds, I can't use this mower to cut through them. So, if your blue grass is comparable thickness to fescue, which I imagine it is, and you cut it at a reasonable length, you should be fine.
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My experience has been that they are very smooth and easy to use for extended periods of time. My wife, an avid gardener, has arthritis in her hands and just loves these cutters.
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mine are still new and VERY sharp so yes, at this point very good for "lighter" pruning. Not yet sure how long they will keep their sharp edge...