Does it work good for edging?
61120
yes all you do is turn it or some lever - I only used it about 3 times, LONG LIVE ELECTRIC WEEDEATERS! well made, but at 66 yrs. old and not in shape!! was a little too heavy but that's just me, anyone else could handle it easily.
61121
between it and an edger, I'd go with the edger. However, when my edger broke I used the Toro with no problem. It has a guide which is helpful, but had a tendency to go off line. When that happens the edges were not as nice and straight as the blade edger. I think with a little work it would be an easy replacement for an edger.
1537622
In my experience, it's performed 'okay'. I have used it for kindling with good success and to collect branches, etc on hikes to start & sustain small fires. No complaints but it's definitely not going to work well for splitting rounds over 4" or so. For kindling and simple tender gathering tasks though it works out fine.
1971803
That depends on your definition of "a bit of an edge." I can tell you it works great, and for me, it seems to be "just right".
569895
The Edgehog edger only has normal adjustments to about 2 inches, so I don't think so. It's at it's load limit cutting an edge trench at 2 inches, so I don't think it would have the power you want without overheating and sustaining damage.
806481
I have rocky, volcanic soil. By angling the pegs and changing positions slightly, I was able to use the edging very effectively. It has been installed for many months now and is working very well. Another tip is to use the pegs provided in the kit and supplement with four to six inch metal heavy duty nails or spikes.
1336691
There are plastic connectors of the proper diameter that you can buy on-line or possibly at your nearest home center. I short length of wooden pole or metal pipe would also work if of the proper diameter. You make the connection using the hollow top rail of the edging.
1740332
I don't know if that's even possible, given how thick and stiff the edging is. I'd probably cut it and start a new run. Sorry that I couldn't be more helpful. You could try contacting their customer service by phone or on-line and they may be able to tell you if there's a better way.
1449018
Usually nothing if it's just the edge of the mower deck bumping the edging, but if you whacked it really hard, it could uproot the edging. If the mower travels over the top and catches a corner with the blade, it'll lop it off.
1358389
I would think it would work well. I have even put it on my daughters ears before she had them pierced and she said she never even felt it. I will say it takes the edge off but you still have feeling from my own experience.
24990
I sometimes do use it for that. It's pretty strong and doesn't squish down, as far as I can tell.
409565
Well you know, I returned mine because of two reasons: 1. not wide enough (and I'm not fat) 2. The edges are squared off and firm so press into my legs on the edges. If they would have sloped the edging, especially the front, it would have been very comfortable. But... for a bumpy tractor or lawn mower, it may do just great. It's rather heavy so probably not going to move much and it has a LOT of absorbing power or capacity. Just not sure if that front edge would bother your legs too much or not at all.
226548
I mainly use this item for edging and I think it works well. The unit rides along the cement as you walk along and clean up your lawn. I haven't used many other brands/styles so it's hard to say how this one stacks up. I feel like I go through a lot of string, but again, I dont have anything to compare to.
2064944
Hi, they do come with edging so you can customize your settings. It's quite nice actually. I have it in my basement
1979393
I GET ABOUT AN INCH AND A HALF OUT OF IT EDGING. You might get a little over a two inch trench.
1971802
It has a very faint edge, enough for you to apply some pressure and do the job. It is no smooth edge, remember it's metal it already scrapes good as it is, apply whatever amount of pressure and works without hurting yourself. Unless you go extra hard (which I did and got 2 tiny red spots *blood*). It's a safe product!
2002836
I did not use beveled edging. My room stays a constant temp and I cut the tiles with a radial arm saw and had no problems.
2039951
I received my Worx this week and decided to give it a work out. My sidewalk hasn't been edged in two years, so there was at least two inches of growth and dirt over both edges. I didn't think it would handle it, but to my surprise it did a fantastic job. I had to go a little slow to let it do the work but the end result is great. I am not one who will normally write a review, but I read a bunch of the reviews before I bought this and that was one of the things that was said, that it would not do edging that was as bad as mine. Another thing was that the auto line feed didn't work. If you do it right, it will work just fine. You need to let it stop, hit the trigger, let it stop, hit the trigger. Do this until enough line has advanced. (This should be in the instruction manual, but it isn't)