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Heck no! She is just plain scary! You just don't go around cutting off things like that. Really they should have locked her up and thrown away the key.

What I was trying to convey is some women might get offended being called a man n kick him in the man parts. (n run like hell) NOT separate him from his man parts! :msp_scared:

I only did that once and that was several decades ago as self defense. He quit his attack and just dropped to the floor. Right after that, I swore I would never ever do that again, be it in self defense or otherwise.
 
I did decide I may just post a video of myself in action, not with a scythe, but rather with a chainsaw. I mentioned it over on the firewood forum in post #16 of this thread:
http://www.arboristsite.com/firewood-heating-wood-burning-equipment/244534-2.htm

I'm figuring on making two videos, one camera being on my helmet so y'all can hopefully see what I'm seeing and the other on a tripod from a bystanders perspective. I will likely post at least one of those videos.

I think I may do a trial run felling a young Poplar (maybe 9 inches across) just to make sure I can get the angle of the camera on my helmet right. The purpose of the video won't be as a learning tool, but just to show how an old lady gets err done! :msp_smile:
 
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I got them For Annie, she has a passion for anything with a blade or old or wooden, these are all three.

That they do. But I do have a question. Does she intend to use them or just use them as decoration? Or perhaps both? If she's going ot use them, she will definitely need a whetstone to keep them sharp. The one shaped like a torpedo really works well.

You did get one heck of a deal though especially with the condition they're in, and on here I think it's a requirement (and given as a compliment) to give you a big YOU SUCK

I do use mine about every 2 or 3 weeks to clear a 225 foot x 4 foot strip across the road and some slopes if they become too overgrown with weeds.

When winter comes, I intend to sand the snath and nibs n then stain them black. I haven't figured out what to do about the metal parts since I do want to prevent them from rusting or rusting any further.
 
When winter comes, I intend to sand the snath and nibs n then stain them black. I haven't figured out what to do about the metal parts since I do want to prevent them from rusting or rusting any further.

3M makes a rust converter product but it's kind of pricey. Works great and leaves a charcoal color finish on the metal.
 

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