Thank you for creating this, the world is a better place because of it

You can’t just say stainless pans are better than teflon they just don’t have the same function if they want to compare Teflon compare it to allcad non stick pans, not stainless.

Why are you comparing stainless with Teflon? It’s just not the same thing.

How do you make stainless steel rust? Leave it in water for a week?

Oh well it does make sense. I mean I don’t know how are arborist classes, but I studied horticulture focused on food production and lots of the learning was about keeping plants healthy and productive and I’ve seen my fair share of right vs wrong way of trimming. I’ve seen so many botched jobs on hedges or bushes where people basically just kill branches by over cutting, so I understand the goal. Still could’ve given the same information without having you cut a shit ton of them.

Lol. This is absurd, like they’re great cutters if you have to prune a ton of trees/plants for grafting or selective branches cleaning and yeah sometimes it’s the right tool and you’ll have to use it a ton to the point it gets painful, it’s manual labour after all, but trimming bush with a stringline is just ridiculous. Hopefully the goal of the exercise was to teach you what was the desired most precise result so that you can pick up pace later and use an electric edge trimmer or something.

You’d have to be a maniac to use those to fully trim bushes. I mean unless it’s a passion project and you’re perfectionist and details oriented. This is more for precise work, things you can only do manually or like you said roses and stuff.