RocwooD Face Shield With Clear Visor For Strimmer, Trimmer & Brushcutter Users

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If you’re fortunate enough to have an outdoor space in your home, such as a garden or even just a small lawn, then chances are you also enjoy taking care of it.

This risk is mitigated a lot by using a harness with your strimmer as you can’t turn it round that much to face you.To get this effect, tilt the strimmer head away from you, towards the object that you’re trimming around. Following these tips will give you a pristine looking lawn, especially if you can blend the use with a lawn mower. You can use this technique to give a good blended effect of grass height around obstacles, rather than having a straight line cut right next to them, which can look quite unnatural.

This helps you keep the patch that you’re strimming clear, as you want to move towards the best cutting side, to avoid ejecting debris and grass onto the uncut patches. 8. Work With The Maximum Cutting Power Like I said before, you’ll want to wear protective eye and face equipment to protect against debris that gets lifted by the strimmer. For a strimmer, this point is the end of the wire (because of physics, which I won’t get into here), so keep that in mind if you come across some particularly tough weeds. Eye and face protection are definitely a must when using a strimmer, as you can expect a good amount of debris flying around (such as small stones, twigs). Like any appliance with a motor, strimmers can also be quite noisy, so ear protection is also something you can invest in. 2. Keep an Eye Out for Trip Hazards and CablesA strimmer will have about as much trouble cutting through this cable as it will with grass and weeds, so make sure you know where it is at all times! Now that you know the safety aspects, let’s look at what you can do before strimming to make the session easier. 5. Read the Instructions So now you’re sure you have the right strimmer, you know where all the features of your strimmer are, you’re up to date on all the health and safety stuff, and the ground is clear and ready for action - let’s do some strimming. Just like any garden equipment with moving parts, there are some safety tips that you should be aware of. 1. Get Proper Protective Gear & Careful of Debris You can adjust the height to blend the tapered grass with the height that you have mowed your grass to with the mower.

This guide will show you some of these tips to make using your strimmer much easier and safer for you, so let’s get into it. Now that you have a clear area and are suited up to go, you can start strimming. Here’s some tips to help make the session the most effective it can be. 7. Go With The Cutting Direction

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It is also the best place to find technical info like strimmer speed and power consumption. 6. Prepare the Garden The biggest difference between all the available strimmers on the market is how the motor is powered. The three most common ways of powering a grass strimmer are 2-stroke petrol engines, battery powered motors, and mains powered electric strimmers. The first thing you should do before you get to work in your garden is make sure you know what your strimmer is suitable for and capable of.