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Old 3rd July 2008, 07:06 AM   #4
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thatchers also use a large knife, usually set into a longish wood handle, for trimming the eaves, but not seen one with the right angled handle. have seen descriptions of hay knives with the right angles handle tho. they can be quite large, here's a photo of a serrated one i found with google.



even found the ad for it:



it's 36 inches long by the way....

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