How would this hold up against a watermelon?
1174951
The watermelon wouldn't stand a chance! Neither would unarmored flesh...zombie apocalypse...bring it on!
1174952
It would slice right through it. I got one for a friend of mine and she actually sliced her finger on the blade just touching it. Granted you should never run your finger over a blade, but neither of us expected a cheap replica like this to have an edge. Very stout and it wouldn't have a problem.
1174953
How would this stack up against a watermelon.This is no toy.Its well built and if you wanted to this could take a guys head off.This is a very deadly weapon. Hope this gets the point across.It would cut a watermelon in half with one light swing its very sharp,as sharp as a lot of knifes.
1174954
Very well this blade is RIDICULOUSLY sharp. If you are not careful you could hurt someone very badly. But, in all reality, if you are like a medieval fan, this axe is perfect.
1174955
way to easy with one swing lmfao and for the zombie it will be handy for taking them out.
1174956
That blade is crazy sharp and its overall very sturdy for the price. I can't see it breaking unless you were using it on a tree or something super hard
1174957
This axe is well built its not just for show.You could chop up all the water melon you could find.
1174958
The axe is well made and came with the blades sharpened. I would not say it was meant to storm the castle with, but would give it a watermelon hacking rating of 9/10.
544393
I think it would work wonderfully. I have used mine on watermelon instead of using a knife to remove the rind. I am going to process a pumpkin today and can it in pint jars. I plan on using the peeler to remove the pumpkin rind. Love this peeler.
1699934
I do not think it would hold pumpkins or squash. They would be too heavy. This stuff also gets more flexible when wet. The first time it got rained on it became so slack it was useless. I had to continue tightening it to take up the slack that stretches when it gets wet. But at some point it would just break. I stopped using it. For heavier produce I recommend using a cattle panel fence. I got one and bent it over as an arch between two of my garden boxes. I let my squash climb it.
730345
We have cut through aluminum cans and 2 liter bottles. Different types of fruit, haven't tried a watermelon yet but I'm sure it will cut straight through it. It's a great sword and it is full tang, this sword will not break at the hilt the blade was made all the way down through the hilt. It's great I hit concrete on accident and it only put 3 little tiny nicks in the blade.
388707
I bought it for a friend so I am not sure how it has held up. He uses it on his kitchen table. It isn't that large so it wouldn't hold to many at a time so I think it would hold up ok just not sure. He loves it for his table and put sauce bottles, salt pepper etc. on it. Sorry I couldn't be more help
1458715
You should look to see what's the ideal formulation for watermelon. There's no reason you couldn't use it but other formulations might be more ideal.
595809
I have only used it for cookies, but it is very sturdy. I would think it would work with a melon. I have a watermelon, I will try it on that and let you know how it works.
647403
I would say so. It will survive a couple of drops and everything it in will be fine, but I still would not go throwing it around.
1403830
I found it is called, get crackin' nut cracker. It will hold up to any harder nuts. You will have to spend a little more but you won't get mad it. If you keep buying handles or replacing the one you have you will end up spending more in the long run
1857277
It will hold up OK. The panel on the left isn't well supported so it can get damaged if you drag it. If you lift it with two people it shouldn't be a problem.
1603253
Though the points of the bade are pretty sharp the blade itself isnt. It does have some pretty good weight too it and im sure with a good whack it could go through a watermelon. Soda bottles i dont think would work.
1376040
I have been able to hold 21lbs before. That seemed to be near the limit. I put 15lb watermelon in them often.
1391648
Yes it will hold up, however, the one I bought wobbles a little. I think it's because I assembled it wrong or it's a bit shoddy.
1459579
Each section has a cover over it. I feel that watermelon would be fine, but I wouldn't put anything like soup in it.
1377666
This is a very simple contraption. Will it hold up with "everyday" use? Depends on the abuse it takes. Our school bought this for an alternative to the rental dunk tank as the teachers didn't want to sit in the same tank of "dirty" water all day. It held up very well the first day we used it. And we used it all day. In 2 weeks we'll be using it for the second time so we ll have a better idea. But, keep in mind, rental users have little incentive to treat it well. I guess I'm saying to make the relatively small investment and see how it works out for you. Hope this helps.
2177151
I'm using it for honeysuckle , so would probably be sturdy enough for a ' medium ' load . Make sure to anchor it securely .
28007
I have no idea. I am half that, and it holds up fine for what is just a plastic container. Sorry I can't help with speculation.