Use for bird wing trimming
596326
Needed a new pair for my cockatiels, have eight.. Have to trim their wing monthly to keep them from hurting themselves. These do the job well, it was the only item I found worth buying on black Friday. Amazon was not offering very good deals this year.
328090
Works perfect for my use. Got rid of perching birds off my porch lights. They were really messy with their droppings on my screen doors. Thank you for this product.
4215556
I used these the other day to cut some branches, and they work great. Just what I needed for trimming the small branches. I would definitely recommend these tree loppers.
1295410
We slice off a small piece for our parrot daily. He loves it!
1428717
Excellent small saw.  I use it to cut up large (4' x 8') plywood panels, before finish-cutting them on the table saw.  I'm sure it would also work well as a trim saw.
915702
Using this tool to trim, remove undesired branching and clean up miniature roses is a dream come true! It is light weight yet capable of doing an efficient job. I especially like to use it to thin out over growth on dense plants. Maggie Rose
842239
I bought these to hook bird feeders on to a small tree. They are ideal and work exactly as I wanted. They don't fit directly on wider girth branches but I use gardeners' plastic coated wire to form a looped point fixed to the tree, and hook the S hook onto the loop. Works a treat and saves the S hook rubbing the tree and causing damage. Oh, and the S hook has a thousand other uses too!
4579388
zoo med's vegetable mineral block  I ordered through amazon.com trimmed my parakeets beaks down as soon as they started eating & pecking on it, The next one I order will be a bigger one since I have 5 budgies all using it at once.. I might try other flavors too for a assortment of blocks for them. This block didn't fall apart like most do and kept it's shape until it was gone.
3395521
Works great! I  make wings in it all the time. The skin turns out nice and crispy.
3748794
Bought this to trim my horses bridle path.  Works great for that and the comb gets burrs out of his feathers.
3408229
Nice clear collar. Tough, works on my macaw. They might be a little heavy for a small bird, unless the snaps are smaller on the smaller collars. I will be ordering a couple more of them soon. The collars do wear and eventually crack from use, but that is to be expected. Overall a good, well made product for a feather picking bird.
3630171
I don't know what these were originally intended for, but I use them for trimming medicinal cannabis at harvest.  These won't work on stems, but I don't think they were supposed to be used that way (title says "leaf" trimmers).  These are ideal for trimming large amounts of small leaves very quickly.

These are small - about 4 inches long.  I've done a lot of trimming and I think it's more important to match the blade to the application than to match it to your hand size.  It's kind of like tweezers or clothespins - we don't make those in different sizes to match people's hands.  They are sized for the application for which they were designed.

These are really nice for herb harvesting and manicuring.  The pouch they came in was not of good quality and I didn't keep it, but it did a fine job of protecting them during shipping.  After harvest, these trimmers cleaned up fine and I slide them inside an old paper towel tube and folded up the ends.

I don't know how long they will stay sharp, but for this price I can consider them disposable and I won't hesitate to buy more when these get dull.

Update 3/25/14:
These trimmers have made it through another harvest.  It's really nice to have this set of 3 - when one trimmer gets too sticky to use, you can just grab the next one and keep going.  Afterwards, stand them in a shot glass of rubbing alcohol for a little soak, then wipe clean.  They still seem as sharp as new after several harvests.
2868113
These scissors are so nice.  They come apart, can be placed in the dishwasher, and still keep sharp after a few months of using them.  They work nicely on chicken, and other meats.  I have used them on lettuce, and mostly on meats.  I would recommend them to anyone that needs a good pair of scissors to use on poultry, or some vegetables.
2234745
Very good cutting and finish for thin blade.  Handles 9/4 wood just fine even on a cheap underpowered saw.  I make ping pong paddles.  These are laminated from all sorts of exotic woods.  I can stack 6 deep (about 1 3/4 inch thick) and still make the 1/4 in radius at the handle without extra cuts. (Of course I finish the edge with a flush cut router). I had to limit my self to 3 sheets with another 1/8 blade.  For me, it saves so much time as I was doing the cut with a scroll saw before
918318
Used it to remove stripes and glue residue on a fiberglass boat. They are sharp for plastic blades. They don't last long and replacement are expensive.
3710199
We tried out the plucker on a duck and it worked well. Feathers did fly all over the yard, and we found that we needed the bird's feathers fairly hot in order to have it work the best.
4841329
These are great light-duty kitchen shears. They are sharp and work well to snip herbs and cut twine. They are too small and thin to be used comfortably to cut up chickens, however. The larger model (<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/OXO-Good-Grips-Kitchen-and-Herb-Scissors/dp/B000KILLXM/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">OXO Good Grips Kitchen and Herb Scissors</a>) is good for those things, though not as nice to use for shipping chives and green onions, etc., as this model is. Together, they add up to all the sheers you'd need in your kitchen.