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Does anyone rate fiskars as most my kits fiskars
Do you use them? I think they would seem awkward after normal ones
I don't reckon those Fiscars would last long + as you say, they look very awkward and over-engineered for what is a really simple operation. For sharpening, your best bet is a small anglegrinder..... you can pick them up very cheaply. Then just run it down the thin edge a few times at a slight angle and they should cut as new......... don't touch the front surface of the blade or you'll never cut anything again! I've been using the same pair of Bulldog shears for 5 years doing this.
These are the best by a mile. I have had mine nearly 20 years. They have had to cope with very stony ground & have only been sharpened twice. They are heavy but well balanced.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/5051-Legend-Heavy-Edging-Shears/dp/B003IW5K3E
P75s For me too!
Peter they look interesting with lots of happy reviews, will keep them in mind next time. Have you tried any of their other tools?
I have been using CK for years. They are a top german brand akin to Wolf. These must be made of seriously good steel because they have taken a huge amount of stick.
I would trust CK & I would definitely buy the same again if I manage to break these
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