What would you use this for besides cutting trees and thick roots? Maybe Zombies? I don't know! Leave comments please.
1655364
I used it just as a general tool. The metal is poor quality and bends easy and the handle falls apart. The only thing this would do is piss a zombie off because it got something stuck in its head. Don't go cheap unless its special!! It's worth paying the extra money for!
1655365
I don't really know, Jacob. One of the neighborhood kids saw it and liked it on Amazon and asked me to order it for him. I have no idea what he plans to use it for - not sure if I really want to know. ;D
1655366
Honestly, I wouldn't bet on this thing in a zombie apocalypse. Shrubs and vines ok, meat and bone, not likely? not unless you are sharpening and have a home run swing on every swipe lol. For zombies, you'll need a much heavier and longer lasting tool ;)
1655367
well, if you need us to tell you what to do with it, maybe you shouldn't buy it. but here are some ideas: 1) feeling like a ninja 2) home defense 3) conversation starter 4) knock-around machete 5) bug out bag accessory 6) Halloween prop 7) any other magical task you can think of 8) feeling like a ninja again
1988622
It would be great for plantings. A lots of them. It's really not suitable for grown plants. That's what I do but I have a big garden.
870460
I think it would be a bit heavy for that unless you are strong and trained. If you work out your arms a lot and heavy weapons aren't a problem, then it would be okay. To actually fight zombies, you would have to be quite skilled at this hook swords because the point of them is to hook your enemy. I would suggest a different sword or weapon if u wanted to fight a swarm of zombies. The price is good but its heavy and u would leave it lying around after a couple months, even if you aim to practice using it everyday from youtube.
653
No it is meant to cut wood. I would try a hacksaw with a metal cutting blade.
45941
Yep. I used it to dig a horizontal tunnel for PVC drainage pipes underground. Used a corded drill and will rip your arm off if you hit a root.
354844
Not likely. It needs rigid resistance like any other saw. Not great for chopping anything that's already on the ground either. I've sawed down trees that were 8 inches across and hundreds and hundreds of dead branches off of trees. That's what this is designed for.
1214879
No, I don't think it would work well for that. I used it on pinecones and small branches and it worked well. I use my lawnmower with bag (Greenworks as well) to collect and mulch leaves.
1044238
That depends. Can you use a sword to stop a bullet? If so, it's still a no. But, against zombies, it could be useful.
132490
Well you could try it on small tree limbs but it will probably dull the blades faster. I used it to trim the branches on a big bush with some thicker limbs but I wouldn't do it all the time.
2154675
Most Zombies are slow and retarded. Sure, chainsaws are functional...(and fun) in this capacity, but they are heavy and cumbersome to wield. They also create quite a mess. I recommend swinging an aluminum bat. The Brooklyn Smasher found here http://www.amazon.com/Cold-Steel-92BS-Brooklyn-Smasher/dp/B002D4IJ0Y/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid;=1432580322&sr;=8-4&keywords;=aluminum+bat is a fantastic option. Plus no gas and no embarrassing false starts.
1889984
I like this saw, but my battery is totally dead. :( I used to use it when I climbed my avocado tree to trim the branches. I liked it because it was lightweight. Battery dies after about 20 minutes of continuous use. So I would use it until the battery runs down. I ended by getting a cordless reciprocating saw which gets the WHOLE job done! My neighbor calls this B&D; saw a toy. Hope this helps!
256065
Not great.. it will eventually get through. . You're not going to find a handheld digger that will be good at cutting roots..
1731810
Yes, it's a real heffer. You can get some serious momentum behind it with a good swing. This is built as an extraction tool for hacking open cars or buildings, so I'm sure it could cleave through a zombie skull if it could cleave through a car door...
870476
As nice as this little unit is---it is still a "little" unit and you will probably find it won't work well for really hard wood (dogwood is also a surprisingly hard wood). It is best for doing a lot of cutting of softer wood AND if they are attached to the tree--that is if you try to hold a branch and cut it in the middle you will find that the saw can't "bite" into it. think of it as a small chain saw.
870477
I found it too slow for what I want to cut, which is very small branches and thick vines. I bought a machete and it does a better and quickerjob, but if you are looking for a smoother finish, then you may have to use a saw. I think Sears has a cordless circular saw, which would probably be much better. I hate to buy anything from Sears as they have become a bunch of rip off artists, but............
1807247
I use it to kill brush around the perimeter of the cemetery I manage. It thwarts vegetation growth for at least 2 mos.
1436012
Could cut down various sized tree. It is sharp. Depends upon the amount of physical force applied and angle used. Not designed as an axe but if given a choice I would choose this tool due to the multiple uses.