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Fiskars Traditional Bypass Pruning Shears #9109

From the Manufacturer Is it time again to tame the garden? If so, these Teflon-coated pruning shears are ready to tackle the job. The cambered, beveled blade is made of non-stick high carbon steel so it cuts smoothly and easily. Shears feature an ambidextrous lock, sap groove, enclosed (more...)

Fiskars Professional Pruning Shears #9124

The Fiskars professional bypass pruning shears are an ideal choice for all kinds of pruning tasks. The pruner features adjustable blade tension that gives the user increased control over desired cutting force and precision. The replaceable stainless steel blade can cut branches up to 1 (more...)

Felco Classic Manual Hand Pruner #F-2

Amazon.com Review These classic Felco pruners set the standard by which all others are judged. The choice of landscape professionals, nursery workers, and savvy gardeners around the globe; this exceptionally well-made tool features a design that's been unchanged for more than 50 years. (more...)

Wallace Bypass Pruner #9685

From the Manufacturer The Wallace Bypass Pruner is a solidly built, reliable hand pruner with a scissors-like cutting action best suited to making clean cuts on green, live growth. The 1/2-inch cutting capacity accommodates sizable twigs and stems, making this pruner a versatile choice (more...)

Felco Classic Manual Pruning Shears #F-4

The Felco economy hand pruner features forged, light metal handles and a strong blade with wire cutting notch. With a simple blade adjustment controlled by the center bolt and a thumb-locking nut, the pruners sport a versatile 1-inch cutting capacity. The pruners measure 8-by-1/4-inche (more...)

?VODKA MARTINI Beans 4Brains™ ? asked:


………….. this hurts. I feel like Dr. Mengele. And i probably should’ve used pliers and a nice but inexpensive wireclipper for the cuticles, but i can’t prove this.

Oh Yes! I also realised that any of those store-bought beauty kits designed for “home manicures and pedicures” aren’t worth the metal they’re made out of, and come with more tools than a Surgeon needs in the ER. I should probably skip the time it takes to attempt one at home, and just leave it to the professionals. It would save more money in the long run.

What epiphany have YOU had lately?

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Tags: Manicures And Pedicures, Money, Pruning Shears   Posted in Nail Art