I thought this was neat

I played with something similar using some pruning shears from the local dollar store. The blade isn't bad at all, other than being chisel grind.

I have a pole pruner with a blade that might work better, but I need the pruner way more than I need a small skinner blade. It is an interesting demonstration on the toughness of a thin blade, able to cut through some very tough limbs using very high compound leverage without the edge suffering even the slightest damage over the course of years.
 
I have one that he made me a few years ago. He is a cool guy and comes up with crazy stuff that works. I am glad he has his own site now. I know it will do well.
 
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