What is Bill's account?

Hook Bill is a tool commonly used in the garden. Originally, the hook was developed in antiquity as a tool used in agriculture. Later it became a popular combat knife and weapon. The account hook is a steel blade with a hook at the end and looks a bit like a cross between the ax and the knife.

Hook Bill is a one -time knife with an end connected. The blade is usually 8 to 10 inches (about 20 to 25 cm) and is made of steel for strength and durability. There are a number of manufacturers who make Hooks Bill. Traditionally, the knife has a curved, backup blade, but the variations include a shape similar to an ax at the end and square hooks. The handles are usually made of wood, but there are also plastic materials and metal. Some patterns have a handle and a blade that are similar to length, while others have a handle that is third or a quarter of the blade length.

Other names for Hook Bill include harvesting hook, hook, billhole, hook, coa and trim. Another option on Hook Bill Bill is double leaves that is sharpon both sides. This ordinary and versatile garden knife has many uses.

in the garden is useful for trimming and maintenance of thickets, blackberries and other dense and thorny areas. The swinging part of the blade can be used to grab the branches and pull them out of the thicket without having to get inside the thorny hedge. It is also used to grab a tangle of branches and cut off them from the plant. It is used as a machete, the account hook can cut thick thorny thickets to control the shape or clean the path.

sharp heavy blade of the account hook is used to cut off suction cups from the base of multi -touch shrubs and for cutting young green wood from trees and shrubs. It is usually used in the care of Hedge Laying. Living a hedge is a practice where the stalks of Hedgerow are cut most of the way, but are not suppressed from the plant. Branches are then laid and create a strong barrier whileThe branches, still attached to the plant, do not die back.