Title: Works good with judicious technique
Product review: The 3600 rpm standard electric motor speed is much too fast for the application, and the high velocity impacts causes the whip line to shatter, which is the same for ALL plastic whip lines. Idiot manufacturers need to engineer a speed reducer. I am careful to minimize hitting hard edges with the whip line. Where the whip line exits the trimmer head, I have filed a smooth bevel/radius to remove any corner/edge, because any sharp corner will nick the hardish plastic whip line and begin a fatigue crack with subsequent much shorted life. With these techniques, I normally replace the whip lines after a good duration of use due to wearing down from the tip, as it should be. Have never had one separate from the brass ferrule. Based on the good results with the Weed Tiger, I'm thinking of engineering a wire cable whip to see how it goes.
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