1.   Make gentle sweeping movements across the hedge so that the blade can cut on both sides.

2.   The blade cut deep into the wood.

3.   This really means cutting in angled sweeps, allowing the double blade to cut on the forward and return arc.

4.   A tiny saw blade is cutting into my eyeball, making the corneal flap.

5.   After the blade has cut all the way through, you continue making the cut in the normal manner.

6.   For such cases a reverse-tooth blade cuts on the downstroke.

7.   Sabre-saw blades generally cut on the upstroke.

8.   Still, Gillette says its new blade cuts hair straighter and closer without pulling or irritating skin as much.

9.   The additional blades cut the grass evenly and eliminate wavy patterns that may appear with four-bladed models.

10.   The stick blade cuts both ways when salaries begin to go through the roof, as they have in the NHL.