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Right. And the sun still never sets on the empire eh? :coffee:

:lmao::lmao::lmao:

Look on the bright side. You could be speaking German as your first language. :evilangel:

De nada. :)

Well, one is a Tramotina and one is an Imcasa and if they are not machetes, then I have no idea what they are because I've been calling knives like this machetes for as long as I can remember. In my experience, a "brush cutter" is a sickle or scythe. I got a pretty good little pile of them...

I'll have to start checking the local farm markets around here to see if I can find some fresh ones. :)

According to my dictionary, a hatchet is a small axe with a short handle for use with one hand.

Red, you've got a heckuva green thumb. I'm pretty sure I've never had really fresh parsnips. :(

All I can say is I know which ones I use for chopping down tall grasses, brambles, and light brush and which I use to cut large saplings and chop up heavy limbs of hardwoods. There is a LOT of variation among these tools, imo, to call them the "same tool." The machetes are 0.09" thick along...

Very nice!

Looks like a webworm of some sort. How about this?

Which is why I said in my post that it is actually OK. OK?

Ok, I had to look this one up. I guess it's actually OK and we can blame the Scots. :)

Hmmm...don't worry, no one is going to spill the beens here. :)

Okay then. :lmao:

You continue to put energy into the system in the form of fuel so no laws are violated. :) Although...I have actually not looked at this contraption... ;) Also, I doubt the fan heats the fire eh? It just increases the flow of oxygen to the fire.

You don't understand or you JUST don't understand? Which is it? ;)

It's for balance. :)

A phrase I hear in the stores around here at the checkout is "Did you find everything OK?" Everything is NOT OK. :soapbox:

Normal wear and tear, maybe 20 years or more. What wears a knife out is sharpening. Don't over-sharpen your knife and it will last a LONG time. If you carve a lot and therefore sharpen a lot, life expectancy will be shorter. Of course, beating on your knife with a baton or axe could have a...