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Hand vs Power

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A bit of Friday morning light relief showing the efficiency of a hand tool over a power tool. Here's a link the to description of what's going on, or if you just want to watch the video then it's below...

In fairness your probably not comparing apples with apples but it's fun anyway. :)

Maybe we can set up some woodworking equivalents for Rob vs Bob… :twisted:

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Mark
 
That scythe is certainly sharp!

Be interesting to see how they get on with wet grass. I wonder if the result would be the same?
 
An interesting watch indeed but I do not think it was fair. I'd like to see the chap with the scythe cope with half a dozen small trees and grass that finishes alongside a brick wall or fence
 
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