joe macclennan
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noones offended bro. Glad you took the link down. Really all I was trying to say is there is no selling here.
We get sooooooo many spammers. You have no idea.
welcome to riu
What are your favorite harvest scissors?
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We get sooooooo many spammers. You have no idea.
welcome to riu
Mr. Outdoors
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Joe, unless I missed it somewhere else, you should reread, he said "I do care".
harvestsnips
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point taken. looking forward to participating in discussions.noones offended bro. Glad you took the link down. Really all I was trying to say is there is no selling here.
We get sooooooo many spammers. You have no idea.
welcome to riu
Mr. Outdoors
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I think he's talking BS when it comes to the problems with Fiscar's. I have 3 pair, my first pair 3 years old and still sharp as new, at least no noticeable difference. The only reason I have 3 pair is I usually get all smoked up while trimming and forget where I put them when I was finished. So after looking I run up to the store and get a new pair.
harvestsnips
New Member
I did say fiskars are a good product. My criticism is that they do deteriorate after heavy use- particularly the action between the blades and the sharpness of the blades. Especially if you trim wet plants. I can't hate on them much because I use them myself for years and was quite satisfied when I did. I have come to prefer several other brands products after using them.
fir3dragon
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i use my fiskars for cutting the plant down and trimming.. and cutting the stems to reasonable lengths.. and none of mine have "deteriorated" so im not sure what your talking about...
fir3dragon
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de·te·ri·o·rate
diˈti(ə
rēəˌrāt/
verb
diˈti(ə
rēəˌrāt/verb
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become progressively worse.
mine are the same as day one.. not worse....