How easy will this tool cleave through a zombies skull?
468809
How fast is the zombie, and does it still have both of its arms. A slow zombie with two arms may be able to block several thrusts and get the weapon twisted in muscle and ligaments, making it fairly useless. A fast zombie with both arms is next to impossible t get past. Thus the best answer to this question is, forget the head for a minute and start by hacking off the arms. Then you can go in for the head relatively secure.
50180
Not easy....usually with a hacksaw or an axe. I just usually cut them in half, not small pieces...
408166
Well fortunately i have not had the chance of using the sword in self defense. Right out of the package I would say the tip would be very capable of piercing through any hostiles that may come your way, but the edge's will need to be sharpened if you want to be capable of making clean slices.
2142069
It won't hurt and is full of band aids. You could use the little scissors to kill zombies if you hit them square in the temple. However, most newly dead zombies may be able to bite through the case.
788852
Probably not. It's pretty thick - it has 3 blades side by side - so precision is not really possible with this thing. If it were me, I would just buy one of those little pumpkin carving kits - but not the cheapest one I could find, some have better quality than others.
1606316
Not difficult at all. You will need a little dexterity but not at the level of a neurosurgeon.
514886
Geez I don't know about that. Maybe if they make such a thing as a fine tooth chainsaw blade that's more like the teeth on a hacksaw or band saw. I guess you could always breakout the Reciprocating saw with a metal blade that would surely do the job on the bone.
2152592
It will cut thru large limbs easily. So I assume with a metal cutting blade it could do it.
2153043
It's certainly sharp enough; I've cut up a bit of meat with it, no hassle. As for cleaning and skinning anything, I've not had the privilege of attempting that yet.
116312
Not very hard at all. Let the weight of the knife do most of the work. Have you watched the you tube video yet? It will explain all.
1230629
I believe it's all one solid construction of steel, if the head broke it had to be from miss use. This is one tough tool that's incredibly strong and sharp, it's not a toy for boys!
664221
The tool is very light weight and not unwieldly at all. But in a 12" cut I would use my radial arm saw or my chopsaw.
2261850
You're really going to want to start out with something like a butter knife, or maybe a spoon. You can practice stabbing a chunk of ballistic gel, although if you don't have access to any you can make your own with a regular store-bought gelatin mix (just use about 1/4 of the recommended water in the recipe). Once you've become proficient in your technique, you can consider moving up to a steak knife, a drywall knife or a box-cutter. The knife advertised here is just about right for a "bridge hobo" or "1950's greaser-punk" level knife fight, but if you're going to be looking at "beach hobo" or "C.H.U.D." level knife fights you'd probably be better off with some kind of cleaver, or maybe a battery-powered electric carving knife. You also can't go wrong with a Sawzall or a sharpened spade, but then you're arguably drifting into "axe" fighting.
1899601
No, it won't. It slices through most other metals like butter, and the best part is that it comes complete with fully functional Ban-Kai. So you'll have no problems at all with any stray Hollows or Arrancar you might encounter in your day to day life.
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.
1219047
Its not too bad. I haven't used it for extended periods but its acceptable. Its called a skull crusher for a reason though
123896
It is very sharp and if you are not careful you will have to do some shaping.The adjustable head and the multi setting should make it easy.Go slow and steady.