Will it hold up well to medium abuse? Such as slashing through countless cardboard boxes and maybe some very thin branches
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yes you could actually cut some things, but it isn't intended for a "battle ready blade", it is however made very nicely, a reverse katana is cool, I like the way it flows, If I were you, I'd enjoy it on the wall, not as a weapon.
1331421
We'll I guess u could but it's for show and not go, if u are wanting the real thing this is not it,sorry
522872
IMO def will not, maybe 15-30 min of hard use but it will be slow slow cutting....MAYBE.then it will slow down to the point you just want to smash it on the ground. this product is good if you need to buzz around a fence, or tree. very light duty stuff.
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Yes if you have the certain skill. I've had mine for about half a year and I use it to climb this one tree. Consider sharpening the edges so that it can get a better grip. Also this grappling hook twists around so use some tape.
874077
It is probably durable enough, though the sharp chisels will cut the canvas eventually. If you have caps for the blades it will last a long a time. The canvas isnt the cheapo nail pouch canvas, it is well built. Capacity wise, easily.
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I will say yes, but with a caveat. The material is wood, so it's naturally less durable than other materials. I use mine very often, but generally with a lighter tough. It's good for lots of use and holds up well, but it won't respond well to excessive force, or overly rough use.
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I would say it is not the most durable item in the world. This item is basically one piece of steel, full tang, with para-cord wrapped to be used as a handle. It is a good EXTRA hatchet but I would not recommend it as a primary Axe.
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Hello Mini. I use this around the house for light jobs like drilling holes in drywall to hang pictures. I don't think it would handle tougher materials. You do have to use the drill bits with hexagonal bases. This driver will not accept standard bits with round bases. I bought this to use with a winder attachment for changing guitar strings. It is GREAT for that but I find myself using it for all sorts of screw driving and light drilling. I like that it takes regular batteries. In my experience the rechargeables fail after about a year and you can't replace the battery. I hope this helps. James.
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It's pretty stout. I think that, even if you found a tool to do it, you'd end up with a very rough cut. Probably unsightly.
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I have not tried cutting anything that thick yet, but I think they may be able to handle it. I am sure it can handle 1 inch thick branches.
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Yes, that this close to the upper limit of what it can cut. With 4 inch or smaller trees, you should have no problems. The tool is very safe; much safer than a regular chain saw.
328906
The blade is not flimsy at all. It's a very sturdy reliable blade, you won't break it if thats what you're wondering. It DOES, however, have a good amount of flex to it, as a machete should. You could legitimately throw this blade into a tree and it wouldn't harm it. It's VERY sturdy. I've got a big blog post on it, if you want to see in detail. http://therealindianajones.blogspot.com/2014/02/cold-steel-cutlass-machete-review.html
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This is the best question I've ever seen asked on Amazon. Also, in case you are sincere (which means you are probably the awesomest person ever), this would most certainly hold up. It's a good weight, very sturdy build, and surprisingly sharp right out of the box.
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I doubt it, its a really small knife and you wouldn't want to wear out the blade. I'd prefer getting a knife with a saw back thats made for cutting small branches.
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I would trust it for most smaller chopping, probably up to soothing as thick as a Campbell's soup can. It would take effort because the knife is so light but it is sturdy enough. As for small branches and saplings if you went at a angle to the tree you could probably pull it through anything smaller than your middle finger. There are some great examples on YouTube of this knife in action, equipped to endure does a really through review.
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Depends,at full extension out would break in half if poked in to the ground during your wipe out. If you threw it to the side and it didn't hit a tree out anything it should be okay. We use it for jet pack testing and it has held up pretty good
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Actually it is! It's quite heavy and durable. I went through a 3-4 inch tree stump pretty easily. I also swing it quite often to practice sword stances. Just be sure to keep it maintained if you get one. That also helps with the durability.
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It's pretty solid plastic, I think it would do well for a while at least. I just unfortunately don't know how it will hold up or if it's strong enough for what you will dig or scrape