Thanks for the great idea. I just gifted one to my wife for her birthday. This is gift idea number three now from your channel. Thanks for the great content.
Joe that’s awesome to hear, I know your wife is going to love the pruning stik and will ask where was this all my life. As I mentioned I’m not trying to sell anything on my channel just inform viewers what’s available to make their life easier and safer. I have more Fiskars products tomorrow (2-12) video, Your wife may like the Fiskars Cuts + More siccors. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
I have had mine for 3 years. Absolutely love it. I’m in tree care, as well as extensive landscaping at my place and my folks place. It is my go to for pruning.
Mitch it's great when a professional like you in landscaping and tree care gives a tool 👍. It gives the tool more credibility and viewers are more apt at trying it. I really appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
John you will absolutely love the pruning stik for your orchard. It's awesome and will save you a ton of time and save your hands and back. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Ha ha my Kanaka Maoli friend! Remember you're only as old as you think you are however you're right I should have said "us seniors". Glad to have a friend in warm and beautiful Hawaii. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Ummm, the other pond my senile friend, Atlantic not Pacific! The cider/not cider, equally antiquated, cousin. Keep up the good work dude 😎
I guarantee you won't regret it, it's an awesome tool. The turtles offer a lot of entertainment in the summer not to mention eating all the old leftovers. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
i have an old pole saw/pruner i got years ago it has a fiberglass pole that has cracked over time. i like the telescoping stick. i might have to look into that. especially with the lifetime guarantee. i would have never have thought to use the rotating head for brambles. great tip. oh, i could definitely use one to open up the tree stand or lanes near my blind. i've always carried one of the anvil trimmers and a small folding hand saw to use at an unprepared site. thanks for sharing Tony.
Dave you're wife will call you a hero for letting her know about this tool that will make her life a lot easier. Thanks for watching and commenting 👌TCT
Thanks for the demonstration of this awesome tool. I'm planning on getting one. My wife with RA always struggles with the regular pruners. We both like to keep up our landscape, but her hands hurt and she doesn't have the strength after a few cuts.
More and more I look at Fiskars the more I like the brand.. something I didn't know, but growing up, my Mom and my late Aunt had scissors made by Fiskars, and all the quilts and sewing they did were cut with Fiskars..
Daniel, Fiskars has been know for scissors much longer than there garden offerings . Both categories are top of the line. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Wow Tony! This was a great video to enjoy the morning coffee with! I’ve never heard of this particular tool from Fiskars but I’m really impressed with it and your presentation was great! I’m definitely going to be looking into this upcoming! Thanks for another great tool video, and passing it forward :) very well done 👍. Andrew from NB, Canada :)
Todd, you haven't seen anything yet. My daughter is the animal whisperer , I think Noah hired he to collect animals on the ark😂 More good stuff to come. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hi Tony. Interesting tool that would be handy in my landscape maintenance business. I use Felco hand pruners and loppers and I have a rope pull pole pruner. I see a spot in my arsenal for this tool! Maybe with your Fiskar connections you could get me one to review ha!
Well Dick Felix products are all Pro grade tools. The Pruning Stik would definitely be an asset to your landscaping business. I wish I could call a contact at Fiskars Unfortunately since I retired 4 years ago they’ve had a 100% change in sales and marketing and I don’t know anyone there any more. Appreciate you watching and commenting. 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools hey Tony I was I was jesting about you contacting Fiskars. I retired from the phone company 19 years ago and folks still call me with their landline problems when they can’t get action through normal channels. For the first 8 years or so I could help them, but like you, after a few years I didn’t know anyone who was still there! I appreciate your reply. - Dick
It definitely is an awesome tool. Sorry about audio, somehow settings got changed and if using headsets it only came in on one side. Thanks for watching and commenting👍TCT
Imagine me watching you prune while I drink my prune juice! Tony, I've had one of these Fiskars power pruners for about 10 years and I can confirm, it's a GREAT tool. I use it all the time and it's still going strong. And if you don't apply too much pressure, you can pick up the branches you've pruned, saving your back!
Tony with prune juice you're gonna get as loose as a goose. Yes you pointed out one feature about picking up prickly wood by putting minimal pressure on the handle. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Them pruners are pretty nifty. Actually I'll be out pruning our apple trees very soon.......and also I'll be pruning maple trees soon too. That's neat to feed turtles with a fork👍. Stay safe my friend
A nice warm day in Jan/Feb is perfect time for pruning. The Pruning Stik is an awesome tool and saves a lot of time. Appreciate you watching and commenting.👍TCT
Rick glad you enjoyed the video. The turtles are a lot of fun to have around and offer a lot of entertainment. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Fiskars takes their cutting and edge tools very serious . Its one of the oldest companies in Finland (it's 374 years old) they know a thing or 2 about cutting tools. I'm sure You will enjoy your hedge trimmers. And remember it has a lifetime guarantee. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I really like that design. The brand I have is like most with the pull rope that gets tangled and the weak spring that doesn't return the cutting head to open. I have never had a bad experience with Fiskars products and I just might consider this one. I have the lightweight Fiskars splitting axe (X something or other lol) it's lightweight but the speed I get out of it is incredible which makes up for its lightweight and I don't get as fatigued. Thanks for sharing.
You're among the "sell a fridge to an Eskimo" clan, pun intended. I love Fiskars tools and the Pruning Stik ( great marketing nomenclature BTW ). It reaches easy , simple to use for us 3-4 score year set, does what it says. Good presentation! Downeast Maine has also had a near snowless winter butt without the warm. This Spring has been more Winter. We're long into our shoulder season firewood. Lifetime guarantee ain't shabby. JMNSHO
Aaron I keep telling people my job isn't to sell, but let you know whats out there you may not be aware of. As far as storage of my tools , I'm running out of room in my pole building so I'm going to be purging at some point. My wife tells told me long ago there are three stages of life. 1 when we're young we want "stuff". 2 next we collect and accumulate "Stuff" 3 we get rid of stuff or give it away. She tells me I'm not certain where I am on the continuum of life.🤣TCT
Hi Tony , you certainly do have some cool tools lol . I had one of these but the cutting head broke . I actually need to check if I have thrown it away because as you stated it’s lifetime guarantee and I forgot about that. I think it’s a good homeowner tool , I was probably expecting to much out of it cutting as big of wood as I could jam in it.
Hopefully you can find it and contact Fiskrs. I'm like you, whatever I can jamb in the cutting area I will. However I will tell you these tools stand up to a lot of abuse. Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
Do you find that the strap loses tension frequently? I am having a lot of trouble with the end piece getting knocked loose and the strap becoming loose, and it's not quite obvious to me how to retighten it.
Now that’s a problem I’ve not experienced with the pruning stik. I’d contact Fiskars customer service and see if they would send you a replacement. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Sasquatch, love your channel name. Glad you enjoyed the video. You're right "cute" is a good word to describe those hard shell cuties. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Being a toolaholic I am having problems with wanting to go buy that pruner even though I have no use for it. Your presentation was awesome pal. Can't wait to see those turtles a little plumper .My visions of them floating in some peanut oil while battered up is hard to imagine. Mmmmm🤣🤣🤣
Jimbo I sympathize with you in that I'm finishing the 12 step program for tool-a-holics 😂 If nothing else you can buy the tool and hang it on the wall. It's "pride of ownership" . Will probably leave the box turtles alone and go for the 25lbs snappers lurking in the pond. They scare the heck out of us when they surface under the dock heading towards the fork. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
You are blessed to have a support system in place living with H.R. and the head of accounting to initiate the 12 step program. After 64 yrs I gave up on the office politics of such a living arrangement. Damn EEOC!!!🤣🤣🤣
Tony, I’m looking for a pruner to cut small to medium size cedars around rocks in my pasture field for my beef cows that does not wear me out. I’m open to even a battery power pruner as I’m not able to get near the cedars with either a brush cutter or weed eater with a buzz saw blade. Your thoughts?? Respectfully, James from East Tennessee
James most of the major tool companies (Dewalt, Milwaukee) make cordless pruning tools. You didn't mention how thick the cider trees you want to cut. The Fiskar pruning stik will cut up to 1-1/4" but it's a nampula tool. Look up the following 2 companies for battery powered pruners . Komok Pro Cordless pruning tools and Klezhi Pro cordless pruners. They are not cheap. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Thanks for taking the time to research these products and share them with all of us. The cedars that I’m referencing could be up to 2”-2-1/2”. I’m looking for something that I can stand upright and push a button and snip the cedar. When I was a younger man you could give some boys some loopers and they would cut these for pennies on the dollar, but now that’s impossible.
James at 2 to 2-1/2" I'm not heard or seen of a pruning tool that would cut something that large. That borders on a mini chainsaw. Stihl has some new battery powered "combo kits" that include a small chainsaw with extended handle so you don't have to bend as much. But you're probably better off looking at a less expensive version by Poulan, Ryobi. 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools No problem, just wanted to let you know. If you catch it in editing, depending on your video software, you might be able to duplicate the audio and dedicate it to the other channel
Tony I have used the power stroke pruner for many years. Is there a way to sharpen the blade? Does Fiskars sell file to sharpen there cutting heads? Any heals we be helpful. Thanks
Dennis yes the power stroke pruner can be sharpened. Im not aware of any files Fiskars sells for sharpening. Basically you only want to sharpen or use a file on the one side that has the cutting angle. You don’t need power equipment but here is a video that show the basics. ua-cam.com/video/XgQgNPl5HCI/v-deo.html Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
You did NOT show all of the things that the pruning stick can do! You missed one of the most important "hidden" features of the tool. It can grasp sharp, prickly prunings and allow you to move them without touching them. I use this when pruning wild roses, black locust trees, and raspberry canes. I cut the prunings, then reach down with the pruner, as if I was going to cut the pruning, and pull slightly on the handle, closing the blade around the pruning. Then lifting it into my bin or truck trailer. No thorns in your hands that way. Just be careful that you don't try to lift super big pieces with it, and you will be fine. Because you can easily cut pieces down to manageable sizes. Best of luck to you and the turtles!
James you are so right I did not show the important feature of being able to pick up those prickly rose stems or locust and berry canes. The pruning stik does a great job. Thanks for pointing that out. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Thanks for the great idea. I just gifted one to my wife for her birthday. This is gift idea number three now from your channel. Thanks for the great content.
Joe that’s awesome to hear, I know your wife is going to love the pruning stik and will ask where was this all my life. As I mentioned I’m not trying to sell anything on my channel just inform viewers what’s available to make their life easier and safer. I have more Fiskars products tomorrow (2-12) video,
Your wife may like the Fiskars Cuts + More siccors.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Yep. Her eyes lit up when I was playing the scissor video. Thanks for telling us about those, too. Excited to give them a try!
@@dolmarjoe9787 Joe I think she will enjoy using the Cuts +More scissor now that she visually saw how versatile they are. 👍TCT
Another great choice to demo. Thanks.
Cheers 🇨🇦 🐢
Thanks I appreciate you watching, commenting and supporting my channel.👍TCT
I have had mine for 3 years. Absolutely love it. I’m in tree care, as well as extensive landscaping at my place and my folks place. It is my go to for pruning.
Mitch it's great when a professional like you in landscaping and tree care gives a tool 👍.
It gives the tool more credibility and viewers are more apt at trying it. I really appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Very informative as always, the turtles are so cool, thank you for sharing Tony!
Glad you enjoyed the video. You're right the turtles are awesome to have around and enjoy. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
hi there , have a bunch of apple trees that need a lot of timing . think i will get one of those may really help . good show as always , thanks s john
John you will absolutely love the pruning stik for your orchard. It's awesome and will save you a ton of time and save your hands and back. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
super useful and useable!!
Cool tool Tony!
Greg seeing is believing, this is an awesome tool. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Great set of pruners. Keep up the good work
Dan I’m glad you liked the video. Thank for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Aloha my cousin from across the pond. When you say "you seniors" you definitely should be saying "us seniors." Loving your coolness Sir Tony! 👍🏻
Ha ha my Kanaka Maoli friend!
Remember you're only as old as you think you are however you're right I should have said "us seniors". Glad to have a friend in warm and beautiful Hawaii. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Ummm, the other pond my senile friend, Atlantic not Pacific! The cider/not cider, equally antiquated, cousin. Keep up the good work dude 😎
Another great tool! The turtles are cool thanks Tony!!👍👍
Jeremiah glad you liked the video. The turtles definitely keep us entertained. Thanks for watching and commenting.
👍TCT
That is a very useful tool for sure Tony. Will be looking into one.
Terry I think you'll find this tool to be extremely useful and multi-functional.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Looks like I'm going to be spending some money. Love the turtles!
I guarantee you won't regret it, it's an awesome tool. The turtles offer a lot of entertainment in the summer not to mention eating all the old leftovers. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Great stuff Tony 👏 Thanks for sharing 👍
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Now that's a cool tool ! Might have to get one .
Bruce you won't be disappointed, it's a great time saving tool. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Great pruning tool video. I agree, unless someone has shown these most people don't know what they are designed for. Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
David many great tools have never been sold successfully because consumers don't know what they do. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
i have an old pole saw/pruner i got years ago it has a fiberglass pole that has cracked over time. i like the telescoping stick. i might have to look into that. especially with the lifetime guarantee. i would have never have thought to use the rotating head for brambles. great tip. oh, i could definitely use one to open up the tree stand or lanes near my blind. i've always carried one of the anvil trimmers and a small folding hand saw to use at an unprepared site. thanks for sharing Tony.
The pruning stik is extremely multi functional. You'll be extremely happy if you pick one up. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
I have one great tool
god bless
nice video great job
John glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Cool tool Tony! I'm sure I'll own one when my wife sees this!!! Lol thanks buddy for sharing 👍
Dave you're wife will call you a hero for letting her know about this tool that will make her life a lot easier. Thanks for watching and commenting 👌TCT
I have several pruners from Fiskars. Did not know this one was out there. I’ll be ordering one. Enjoy your channel
Glad you enjoyed the video. Fiskars definitely makes great tools. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Thanks for the demonstration of this awesome tool. I'm planning on getting one. My wife with RA always struggles with the regular pruners. We both like to keep up our landscape, but her hands hurt and she doesn't have the strength after a few cuts.
Martin I’m sure this will make pruning easier and more comfortable for your wife. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice tool, nice options ✔️ Thanks Tony 👍👏 Rick
Rick it truly is an awesome tool. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
More and more I look at Fiskars the more I like the brand.. something I didn't know, but growing up, my Mom and my late Aunt had scissors made by Fiskars, and all the quilts and sewing they did were cut with Fiskars..
Daniel, Fiskars has been know for scissors much longer than there garden offerings . Both categories are top of the line.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Wow Tony! This was a great video to enjoy the morning coffee with! I’ve never heard of this particular tool from Fiskars but I’m really impressed with it and your presentation was great! I’m definitely going to be looking into this upcoming! Thanks for another great tool video, and passing it forward :) very well done 👍. Andrew from NB, Canada :)
Andrew I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it informative. Fiskars makes some awesome products. Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
Thanks Tony
Chris I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony that was awesome seeing you feeding your turtles 🐢 ❤😊
Todd, you haven't seen anything yet. My daughter is the animal whisperer , I think Noah hired he to collect animals on the ark😂
More good stuff to come. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Wow, that works well! I have never seen that in any store I shop at.
Nice video!
Harry I'm surprised in that you're a "professional shopper"😂
You'll have to try it next time you stop by.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
I would like that! I do have 2 orange pole saws. They do not have bypass clippers.
Hi Tony. Interesting tool that would be handy in my landscape maintenance business. I use Felco hand pruners and loppers and I have a rope pull pole pruner. I see a spot in my arsenal for this tool! Maybe with your Fiskar connections you could get me one to review ha!
Well Dick Felix products are all Pro grade tools. The Pruning Stik would definitely be an asset to your landscaping business. I wish I could call a contact at Fiskars Unfortunately since I retired 4 years ago they’ve had a 100% change in sales and marketing and I don’t know anyone there any more. Appreciate you watching and commenting. 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools hey Tony I was I was jesting about you contacting Fiskars. I retired from the phone company 19 years ago and folks still call me with their landline problems when they can’t get action through normal channels. For the first 8 years or so I could help them, but like you, after a few years I didn’t know anyone who was still there! I appreciate your reply. - Dick
Looks like a great tool. Check your audio settings was only on left channel.cheers
It definitely is an awesome tool. Sorry about audio, somehow settings got changed and if using headsets it only came in on one side. Thanks for watching and commenting👍TCT
Nice! I need one for our blueberry bushes
Larry you will love this tool for any of the prickly canes like blueberries or raspberries (red or black).
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Imagine me watching you prune while I drink my prune juice! Tony, I've had one of these Fiskars power pruners for about 10 years and I can confirm, it's a GREAT tool. I use it all the time and it's still going strong. And if you don't apply too much pressure, you can pick up the branches you've pruned, saving your back!
Tony with prune juice you're gonna get as loose as a goose. Yes you pointed out one feature about picking up prickly wood by putting minimal pressure on the handle. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Thanks for the review. I need one of these.
Glad you enjoyed the video. You’ll tell yourself why didn’t I get this sooner.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Pretty neat!
Glad you enjoyed the video. Definitely a time and back saving tool. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Them pruners are pretty nifty. Actually I'll be out pruning our apple trees very soon.......and also I'll be pruning maple trees soon too. That's neat to feed turtles with a fork👍. Stay safe my friend
A nice warm day in Jan/Feb is perfect time for pruning. The Pruning Stik is an awesome tool and saves a lot of time. Appreciate you watching and commenting.👍TCT
Outstanding video
Stephen glad you enjoyed the video. More good stuff is coming.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice tool....❤
Love The Turtles ❤
Rick glad you enjoyed the video. The turtles are a lot of fun to have around and offer a lot of entertainment. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Bought a fiskars hedge trimmer shears yesterday. Nice and sharp.
Fiskars takes their cutting and edge tools very serious . Its one of the oldest companies in Finland (it's 374 years old) they know a thing or 2 about cutting tools. I'm sure You will enjoy your hedge trimmers. And remember it has a lifetime guarantee. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I really like that design. The brand I have is like most with the pull rope that gets tangled and the weak spring that doesn't return the cutting head to open. I have never had a bad experience with Fiskars products and I just might consider this one. I have the lightweight Fiskars splitting axe (X something or other lol) it's lightweight but the speed I get out of it is incredible which makes up for its lightweight and I don't get as fatigued. Thanks for sharing.
I will agree the Fiskars products are extremely easy to use and very reliable. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice i need one of those sticks. I want to see the turtle roll over.
Glad you liked the pruning stik, keep watching we're training the turtles to "sit pretty "😂
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Does the chain need oil?
Though there is no mention of it in the instructions it definitely wouldn’t hurt to spray a lubricant at the end of the season.👍TCT
Cool tool for sure
Yup the pruner definitely is a cool and functional tool. Appreciate you guys watching.👍TCT
You're among the "sell a fridge to an Eskimo" clan, pun intended. I love Fiskars tools and the Pruning Stik ( great marketing nomenclature BTW ). It reaches easy , simple to use for us 3-4 score year set, does what it says. Good presentation! Downeast Maine has also had a near snowless winter butt without the warm. This Spring has been more Winter. We're long into our shoulder season firewood. Lifetime guarantee ain't shabby. JMNSHO
P.S. Where do you have space to store the 100's of Tony's Tools ?
Aaron I keep telling people my job isn't to sell, but let you know whats out there you may not be aware of.
As far as storage of my tools , I'm running out of room in my pole building so I'm going to be purging at some point.
My wife tells told me long ago there are three stages of life.
1 when we're young we want "stuff".
2 next we collect and accumulate "Stuff"
3 we get rid of stuff or give it away.
She tells me I'm not certain where I am on the continuum of life.🤣TCT
@@TonysCoolToolsTHX for the response !
Hi Tony , you certainly do have some cool tools lol . I had one of these but the cutting head broke . I actually need to check if I have thrown it away because as you stated it’s lifetime guarantee and I forgot about that. I think it’s a good homeowner tool , I was probably expecting to much out of it cutting as big of wood as I could jam in it.
Hopefully you can find it and contact Fiskrs. I'm like you, whatever I can jamb in the cutting area I will. However I will tell you these tools stand up to a lot of abuse. Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
Do you find that the strap loses tension frequently? I am having a lot of trouble with the end piece getting knocked loose and the strap becoming loose, and it's not quite obvious to me how to retighten it.
Now that’s a problem I’ve not experienced with the pruning stik.
I’d contact Fiskars customer service and see if they would send you a replacement.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
I wasn’t aware that pruner existed. Looks like a nice design.
It's not the most popular tool because many people aren't aware of what it can do.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tools, tools, tools! Ha! Another good one. And, I never have said this before; cute turtle(s).
Sasquatch, love your channel name. Glad you enjoyed the video. You're right "cute" is a good word to describe those hard shell cuties. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
I just ordered two of them, one for me and one for Skip
You’re gonna love it, It’s so easy to use.
Thanks for letting me know Dick, appreciate you watching and commenting. 👍TCT
Fiskars should hire you as a product field tester!
Jeff that would be nice! Appreciate you watching and commenting. 👍TCT
Nice tools around the apples field . Turtle soup is grown tony .
Definitely a great tool for an orchard, rose garden or berry patch. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Being a toolaholic I am having problems with wanting to go buy that pruner even though I have no use for it. Your presentation was awesome pal.
Can't wait to see those turtles a little plumper .My visions of them floating in some peanut oil while battered up is hard to imagine. Mmmmm🤣🤣🤣
Jimbo I sympathize with you in that I'm finishing the 12 step program for tool-a-holics 😂
If nothing else you can buy the tool and hang it on the wall. It's "pride of ownership" .
Will probably leave the box turtles alone and go for the 25lbs snappers lurking in the pond. They scare the heck out of us when they surface under the dock heading towards the fork.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
You are blessed to have a support system in place living with H.R. and the head of accounting to initiate the 12 step program. After 64 yrs I gave up on the office politics of such a living arrangement.
Damn EEOC!!!🤣🤣🤣
Dang it Tony, watching your videos is expensive for me 😊😊😊 maybe you could start your own Amazon store.
As always ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Ha ha Dan, I'm not trying to sell tools just let you know about time saving tools that are out there. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Tony,
I’m looking for a pruner to cut small to medium size cedars around rocks in my pasture field for my beef cows that does not wear me out. I’m open to even a battery power pruner as I’m not able to get near the cedars with either a brush cutter or weed eater with a buzz saw blade. Your thoughts??
Respectfully,
James from East Tennessee
James most of the major tool companies (Dewalt, Milwaukee) make cordless pruning tools. You didn't mention how thick the cider trees you want to cut. The Fiskar pruning stik will cut up to 1-1/4" but it's a nampula tool. Look up the following 2 companies for battery powered pruners .
Komok Pro Cordless pruning tools and
Klezhi Pro cordless pruners.
They are not cheap.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Thanks for taking the time to research these products and share them with all of us. The cedars that I’m referencing could be up to 2”-2-1/2”. I’m looking for something that I can stand upright and push a button and snip the cedar. When I was a younger man you could give some boys some loopers and they would cut these for pennies on the dollar, but now that’s impossible.
James at 2 to 2-1/2" I'm not heard or seen of a pruning tool that would cut something that large. That borders on a mini chainsaw. Stihl has some new battery powered "combo kits" that include a small chainsaw with extended handle so you don't have to bend as much. But you're probably better off looking at a less expensive version by Poulan, Ryobi. 👍TCT
Right side audio only from the mic! :)
Sorry about that, had an issue with settings on my mic. Unfortunately I didn't catch until I was editing. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍 TCT
@@TonysCoolTools No problem, just wanted to let you know. If you catch it in editing, depending on your video software, you might be able to duplicate the audio and dedicate it to the other channel
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Morning Tony,thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony I have used the power stroke pruner for many years. Is there a way to sharpen the blade? Does Fiskars sell file to sharpen there cutting heads? Any heals we be helpful. Thanks
Dennis yes the power stroke pruner can be sharpened. Im not aware of any files Fiskars sells for sharpening. Basically you only want to sharpen or use a file on the one side that has the cutting angle. You don’t need power equipment but here is a video that show the basics.
ua-cam.com/video/XgQgNPl5HCI/v-deo.html
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hey Tony, youl iost weight
Ha ha only weight I've lost is between the ears😂 Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
You did NOT show all of the things that the pruning stick can do!
You missed one of the most important "hidden" features of the tool. It can grasp sharp, prickly prunings and allow you to move them without touching them. I use this when pruning wild roses, black locust trees, and raspberry canes. I cut the prunings, then reach down with the pruner, as if I was going to cut the pruning, and pull slightly on the handle, closing the blade around the pruning. Then lifting it into my bin or truck trailer. No thorns in your hands that way. Just be careful that you don't try to lift super big pieces with it, and you will be fine. Because you can easily cut pieces down to manageable sizes.
Best of luck to you and the turtles!
James you are so right I did not show the important feature of being able to pick up those prickly rose stems or locust and berry canes. The pruning stik does a great job. Thanks for pointing that out. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Seasoned citizens. Lol.
Ha ha my wife and I got a kick out of that, you're right, truly "seasoned senior citizens " for sure. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍 TCT
Wish they sold this in Home Depot or Lowes
I agree, best best is any farm and ranch store or on Amazon. You won’t be disappointed if you get it.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT