Light edging only. It works fine on blades of grass but struggles if you need to cut through roots or thicker runners. So it works great for maintaining an edge but not hacking it back if overgrown.

Nooooooooo, my Stagg! I still ate it of course. Opting for dynamite hot after ruining all the toilet paper was an error.

The Dolomite must be fed... 🩸🩸🩸🩸

I'm slowly buying one of just about everything at Bunnings anyway...

I quite like it. It's relatively low power compared to a full size trimmer, but is lightweight and easy to use. No mucking around! It happily cut all the grass and other bits and pieces around my jungle of a house. It bogs down in heavy stuff but if you take it a bit slower then it manages just fine. I had to really try hard to break / get the blades to come off - it seems to be when they 'bite' and dig into something you probably should't be trying to trim. (The blades fly away and I could not find them, so not sure if they actually broke or not). They don't wear much at all on grass, and seem to hold up against concrete and brick fairly well. That said if you do a lot of trimming hard up against concrete, or want to edge grass where you can control the blade from hitting into things, then a line trimmer might be better. Was a great deal at $29 (now sold out) and well worth it. Even at the original $79, if you use the Ozito PXC tool range then it is a decent addition considering it comes with a 2.5 Ah battery and fast charger.

@@tooltestingtool This is the biggest problem I have had with mine, going up against the concrete around the house the blades blow off I can run through 2-3(Lazy) per trim. Also I believe I got the version before this one and the battery is an absolute ass, good for about 25 mins and takes 4 hours to charge.

Thanks, it was fun to make!

I reported the link on OzB asking them to add it to the main description!

@@TheHealingCow Thanks!