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[Prime] Fiskars Machete Saw 18" $35.81 Delivered @ Amazon US via AU

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For the undead hordes or the wasteland that is my garden - I hope wielding this will bring me some joy. The Fiskars name gives me faith this will last.

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  • +7

    ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

  • +53

    Targeted deal - only hoodlum youth gangs eligible

    • +9

      That's Youf good sir… not youth… lol

    • I identified as hoodlum youth gangs member

      • +1

        Frewer brain cells? Yep, you qualify ;)

        • LOL noice nicely slide my words

    • Only guns are a problem in OZ !

    • +4

      My garden's about to be culturally enriched

    • +1

      What's going on with these kids? Just on Sunday, I saw a young person at Woolworths running off without paying. The security guard chased him all the way.
      Location: Melbourne.

      • All the way home?

      • +1

        No consequences.

      • Fiskars Machete Saw could be ideal for chopping off thieves' hands.

      • dunno why, i was chatting with a store manager and a security guard, ironically they are the ones with their hands tied, and cant do much (not even sit on them). I've lived in countries, that sort of stunt would get you lynched by a mob and nobody would care

    • +4

      Use Coupon - Eshay - to take your wallet and phone

  • +23

    Get ready for surprise visits while you are sleeping, especially with the crime in Victoria

  • +6

    Youth gangs say 'thanks'

  • +12

    1/10 of these will get used for actual gardening. The others for crime and doing dumb shit.

    • +11

      I use machetes for my banana plants ,
      must have bananas in the back yard .
      Easiest plant to grow and give you fresh fruit .
      Also quick growing privacy screen and easy to maintain with your gardening knife !

      • does it attract any pests?

        • +19

          None this machete can't deal with.

        • +2

          No pests , ladyfingers are the most commonly grown in backyards.
          Neat and Tidy if you clean up old leaves ect with your machete or knife.

          • @beach bum: Do you try and keep 4 to 5 leaves onnthe plant with the banana bunch growing already?

            We have blue Java aswell but being winter its struggling to survive. 😮‍💨 fruited just before winter.

            • @Pandaboss: Once they fruit they're done. Chop down and allow the next biggest 2-3 suckers to take over

            • @Pandaboss: Trial and error and you’ll figure it out .
              They are a tropical fruit so winter does confuse the cycle ,
              but try to keep as many healthy leaves on the plant as possible
              right up until taking the bunch off .
              And one main sucker will do to replace the existing plant .

        • Which state are you from?

          • @rsop: You’re from Victoria ,
            ask me how I know?

        • My elderly neighbour has between 20 to 30 sugar finger banana plants on the go at any time. They attract cockroaches and rats. But the biggest problem is the flying foxes. They crap all over the place. It's gross and can really strip the paint off things. They also get super loud if they are competing with possums for the ripest bunch.

          Just saying, if you decide to have banana plants in suburban areas, PLEASE be super considerate of the impact on your neighbours and try to minimise.

      • Until you want to get rid of them lol

        • If you want to remove banana plants you simply cut down then roundup, you may have to repeat a couple of times but it will wipe them out .

          • +1

            @beach bum: Yeah i prefer not to use things that can give you cancer… The last couple of batches i manually removed… Back breaking work

            • +1

              @hippyhippy: Good old shovel and dig it right out 👌

            • @hippyhippy: Different strokes for different folks, I prefer glyphosate over back breaking work. Wearing respirator and gloves less work.

    • Good point. I'll buy 10.

    • +2

      Ever tried to get rid of ivy? I bought a machette 10 years ago and it was the best gardening purchase I've ever made. Goes through the scrubby stuff, the thick branches, and you can even chop through the thicker branches the size of a leg if you don't mind making a bit of a mess.

  • +1

    It's only 18 inches. I think you'll need something a bit heftier and with more weight for the thicker hordes

    • +7

      It's only 18 inches

      Heard that before :(

      • +6

        No you haven't Just Terry

        • +10

          Yes I have.

          wtf have you never bought someone a laptop and they wanted a larger screen?

    • It's not about the size it's about how you use it.

    • That's what she said!

  • Porch pirates will love this one.

  • I have this and bought it on Amazon for over $55…. Does the job. I once gave a swing on a small tree shrub, soft wood and was surprised at the depth. Thinking if I should buy and return 😂

  • +59

    Customers who bought this item also bought

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    Windproof Mask Neck Warmer
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  • +16

    A more elegant weapon for a more civilized age

  • +5

    Great ! adding this to my zombie apocalypse emergency box

    • Battery chainsaw more effective

      • +2

        No. Battery dead Aziz…

      • Noisier and heavier

        Stealth mode is better

  • This has a better grip and very well balanced weight ratio for that "swing" Fiskars 29 Inch Machete Axe

    • costs more than 3 times as much though….

  • +1

    Any Nike TNs to go with this deal?

  • +6

    I look forward to seeing these brandished at the local shopping centre. Thanks op.

  • Would this make it through customs ok?

    • +4

      I doubt it. Better to smuggle it "internally" just to be sure you get through.

      • Yep just chuck it down ya trackies. No one will notice

    • I've never had any issues with knives, but never tried anything this big. Border force says it's okay

      https://www.abf.gov.au/entering-and-leaving-australia/can-yo…

      Similar things are sold in every hardware store in Australia, I doubt there'd be issues

  • +10

    Not applicable for me sadly. I'm not a Victorian young offender currently out on bail.

  • +4

    can get a cashback/discount from most retailers when you show them this

  • +3

    Good for anyone running a landscaping business in mount druitt

  • +3

    Quickest and easiest way for youth to own a luxury car!

  • +11

    Danny Trejo sold separately.

  • Bevis & Butthead approve of this kickass deal on Chinese war swords.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ETgfvmbBQo

  • real masters of the blade know that you don't need a blade

    your local Bunnings is your primary weapon shop, it's full of items that can be used as an efficient offensive or defensive equipment, and is legal to carry around in your car or even on your person lol

  • +2

    Machete don't text

    • +1

      Machete improvise

  • +1

    fuyoh Bought two

  • Perfect for my next home evasion!

  • eshhhhhhays

  • I will get one just in case of zombie outbreak.

  • +1

    Delivery to Melbourne

  • -4

    For all those in the Victorian Youth Crime spree

    Sponsored by Jacinta Allan and the ALP

  • From the thumbnail I thought it was a some sort of samurai sword.

  • +2

    Perfect for birthday party sword fights for 8 year olds. Bought 10. Thanks OP

  • was going to purchase however some pretty bad reviews by the looks, dull out of the box on a few reviews and one showing a broken blade

  • +1

    This won’t get past customs since it’s coming from another country.

    • +1

      Yeah, thats what i was thinking.
      They will probably come in a pallet with the documentation showing Machete Saw and flagged as dangerous goods.

      Saying that, sometimes customs can be lazy and just let things go through.

    • That's Jeff's problem

      Unless I get placed on a list, in which case I guess it'll be my problem.

    • Why is it not going to get through customs?

      It's a product (or of the type) that is available to buy legally in this country.

      It's being shipped from Amazon, so hence will be labelled appropriately. What's the problem?

  • +1

    No pew pew allowed so I guess this is the next best thing?

  • +1

    came for the comments. was not disappoint

  • -6

    I was interested in this until I saw that it's made in CCPland, so no deal from me.

    • -1

      Dump your iphone first…

      • -Sent from iPhone

      • -3

        I don't have an iphone. Of course it's not always possible to buy things to buy things not made by the CCP - but I'm giving it a red hot crack. I won't buy tools made by the CCP - there's always an alternative.

        • R U OK???
          "Winnie the Xi" is made by CCP not your everyday essentials…
          I am so amazed there is someone still cannot tell the difference…

          Plus, there are some many self claimed locally made products are actually made in the country you do not want to mention.
          And yes, the price difference is the tax you have to pay…

        • +1

          I try as well. Some of the Fiskars stuff (maybe most?) is made in Europe, if that was the case for this then I'd probably buy it.

          Just looked on Hunt Gather Grow, they sell a few machetes, one made in Italy and others made in Brazil:
          https://www.huntgathergrow.com.au/?rf=kw&kw=machete

          I bought my Hultafors hatchet (made in Sweden) there and it's been awesome:
          https://www.huntgathergrow.com.au/hultafors-840304-0.8kg-agd…

          • +1

            @GeneralSkunk:

            if that was the case for this then I'd probably buy it.

            Me too but not for some anti Chinese product reason. The fiskars axes I have are amazing but I bought a "fiskars" bow saw from Hammerbarn that was Chinese and yeah it had the same colours but it just didn't feel right, couldn't tell it apart from any other cheap saw

          • @GeneralSkunk: Yes, most Fiskars stuff is made in Europe, but there are a few items, like this, made in China.

            That hatchet looks awesome.

  • Youth gangs will rob customs instead of purchasing directly.

  • +1

    No bulk discounts? Asking for a local gang friend

  • Just looking at ABS data out of interest. In 2022 - 2023 across Australia, 37% of homicides were carried out using a knife or other sharp instrument, compared to 11% using a firearm.

    • Which is pretty good considering every house in the country has a knife capable of killing someone in it

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