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Tazzieman

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One bad stroke and you’ll do serious damage to yourself. I’ve had a few stitches in my time. 😳
I'm looking down at the "shark bite" scar I periodically impress children with. A memory of an unfortunate pruning accident in 1988.
Funnily enough the chainsaw hasn't bitten me in the past 35 years.
 

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I'm looking down at the "shark bite" scar I periodically impress children with. A memory of an unfortunate pruning accident in 1988.
Funnily enough the chainsaw hasn't bitten me in the past 35 years.
It’s about that time I had an encounter with a chainsaw clearing trees for a power line. 30 years down the line and this injury contributed to getting a knee replacement
Luckily as I’ve got older and wiser i have had less accidents
 

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I'm looking down at the "shark bite" scar I periodically impress children with. A memory of an unfortunate pruning accident in 1988.
Funnily enough the chainsaw hasn't bitten me in the past 35 years.
were your shark injuries attended to by a Grey Nurse perchance? :cool:
 
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Yeah I’ve often thoight about replacing the cheaparse bunnings folding saw I have in the 200 with one of those nice babies.

You should, they are soooo much better and keep the edge for a lot longer than anything else i've used.
 

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As with hammocks, I think the best machetes come from Brasil. Sadly, Ive long since lost the pair I was presented with from there. 😞
I have several really good Brazilian hammocks, they are in my opinion indeed the best.
For the machetes, I don't know. Mine is from Ecuador (where I lived a long time ago and two of my kids were born there).
 

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Expensive but good
This guy was using one at my place this morning. Wouldn’t get me up there for quids….

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Fighting booklet? Wait wait wait, I haven't gotten to chapter 6 that discusses the proper way to slice someone. So, can you give me 5 minutes and then we can get on with it.
 

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That Katanaboy looks hard work. I prefer a Stihl MSA 200 C-B battery chainsaw or MS461 for the big stuff. To be fair though I’m dealing with sweet chestnut rounds of 1m +
 

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That Katanaboy looks hard work. I prefer a Stihl MSA 200 C-B battery chainsaw or MS461 for the big stuff. To be fair though I’m dealing with sweet chestnut rounds of 1m +
MS462 and full chisel here. Some jap steel for the bar.
 
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