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Thread: What Do You Cut Your Bamboo With?

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    I was wondering what tools you guys have found that work the best for cutting down bamboo?
    CATCH A BIG-UN

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    A chainsaw works great. I've used a machete, too, but the chainsaw's a LOT easier.
    I think I got one...

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    poulan:D

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    limb saw

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    Small tooth Japanese hand saw, very fast, not much work, no oil, no gas.
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    I use a gas trimmer you can cut alot of boo in about 15 minutes.

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    Stihl straight shaft weedeater with a ninja blade. You can cut a pick up load in 10 minutes and no bending. I have used Machete, pruners, sickle, chainsaw and probably a few others but the Stihl is by far the quickest

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    Long handled pruners work great for me.
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    www.simplycrappie.com

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    double blade ax
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    One of my friends.


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