Löwe 8.107 and 8.104 Anvil Pruners

Dave Street from Big Bear Tools reviews the 8 series Anvil Pruners from Löwe and demonstrates how easy it is to sharpen and change the blade, as well as how to adjust the handles to fit your hand.

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Brand new sharp anvil pruners from several brands will not crush anything, but anvil pruners by design are supposed to be for dead wood mostly, not live wood. It's not a sharpness thing, it's a design thing. Japanese hand made pruners would be much sharper and harder than these because they use different steel and can be 100% forged which these are not.

[@bhatkamrangbl4216]

Is there is any lowe cutter ( made in germany) store in delhi, India🇮🇳

[@JeffBourke]

I think people that say anvils crush, have never actually used a pair before.
Most of the people you watch on youtube who demonstrate the "advantages" of bypass pruner will do the classic demonstration of holding a twig in their left hand, cutting it and then show you the waste piece as evidence of the bypass pruners superiority lol.
The anvils SUPPORT not crush the wood.

[@daviddangelsdatsche7525]

Hm, the Main reason to use a Bypass pruner is, that you can cut close to the trunk. You need this, because the bark should grew/overflow (in German überwallen) the cut.

[@boleroamme8308]

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[@Alena-cu7bd]

Все понятно, что ничего не понятно🤣

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