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zendriver

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Since I now have trash service with the small bins. I try to keep it full with tiny branches that fall in the yard, that I chopped into small pieces Some are a little too big for the pruners, and I don’t feel like getting out of power tool to saw through

Have an olderhand saw but the teeth aren’t all for somewhat Greenwoodthat thought I’d give this a try for $5.50

Pretty sweet and well built. Blade is thin but then pruner blades usually are and has a locking mechanism blade is 9 1/2 inches

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L.Cheapo

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My first pair of good scissors. Handmade in Sheffield, England by a company that's been doing it since 1760. This is their "DIY" model, designed for cutting cardboard, leather, fabric, rope, string, cable ties, plastic, rubber, etc, so I'm calling it a tool.

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Semi-hole mechanic

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I'll give you $20 if you lick the coil wire off off a MSD box.
I was setting the timing on my ‘78 Grand Prix in HS and the timing light had somehow come unclipped from the plug wire and I reached to grab the clip and grabbed the plug wire instead and apparently there was a crack in the insulation that was causing the misfire not the timing. My right arm hurt for a couple of days.
 
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