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Bosch Ciso secateurs
Hi folks,
Last week, I posted asking if anyone had tried these as I was thinking about buying for my Dad's birthday. Although nobody had, I bought them anyway (couldn't think of anything else !). I haven't had a go myself, but he reports that they're pretty damned good - Apparently he has now over-pruned his garden just playing with them and he particularly likes the way they slice a cane neatly. His only problem with them is he thinks they could be a bit dangerous, but apparently the rather odd shape of them helps to keep fingers etc clear of the business end. A bit ironic really, as I was initially concerned whether this device would have enough oomph. No idea on battery capacity, except that it comes fully charged, lasts long enough to over-prune a fair-sized garden, and is showing no signs of running out yet. I'm sure that other (manual) models can be a lot better for many of us, but for someone who's getting on a bit, with a bit of arthritis in the hands, they seem to have hit the spot. No connection with anything, of course, but I thought someone out there might be interested in that. Cheers G |
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, GMM writes Hi folks, Last week, I posted asking if anyone had tried these as I was thinking about buying for my Dad's birthday. Although nobody had, I bought them anyway (couldn't think of anything else !). I haven't had a go myself, but he reports that they're pretty damned good - Apparently he has now over-pruned his garden just playing with them and he particularly likes the way they slice a cane neatly. His only problem with them is he thinks they could be a bit dangerous, but apparently the rather odd shape of them helps to keep fingers etc clear of the business end. A bit ironic really, as I was initially concerned whether this device would have enough oomph. No idea on battery capacity, except that it comes fully charged, lasts long enough to over-prune a fair-sized garden, and is showing no signs of running out yet. I'm sure that other (manual) models can be a lot better for many of us, but for someone who's getting on a bit, with a bit of arthritis in the hands, they seem to have hit the spot. No connection with anything, of course, but I thought someone out there might be interested in that. Interesting - thanks for the feedback. -- Robert |
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