Best BRUSH CUTTER Blade for a Weed Wacker! Chainsaw Blade - Chainblade
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Best Weed Wacker/String Trimmer upgrade ever! Cut anything for $17 w/this CHAIN BLADE // Save 10% & build your business's professional web site at www.squarespace.com/silvercymbal/
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Remember like all cutting tools, chainsaw blades, etc. This tool must be handled by adults with the right safety gear and follow the the instructions and the same precautions you use or a chainsaw. I am not the manufacturer and have no connection to their company I just personally loved the product.
Specs:
2 Piece Bundle Including 1 9" Brush Blade and 1 3/16" (.325" pitch) Round File
The max speed is 10,000 Rpm's
Sharpening File Included and you will be able to sharpen the teeth with a round file for years of use!
This blade is very easy to use on a trimmer with a 1" arbor;
The blade has 20 Teeth.
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Silver Cymbal please I wanted to know when is the good month to start applying fertilizer
@@marvinmensah2956 I like to apply it right now for New England, there is no hard rule per se. I do it when its just starting to break through 40-50 degrees with some warmer days
What size bolt? I have the same Makita
Silver Cymbal - can you please add a link for the bushing or nut you used to secured the blade in this trimmer. I have the same trimmer and I bought the blade but there is no bushing or nut
Silver Cymbal, I have the same makita string trimmer and bought this forester blade but can not find an arbor washer like yours to save my life where did you get that one that you had. I’m stumped any help would be great!
This is one of the most impactful recommendations I’ve gleaned from RUclips! I live on 7 acres and frequently need to knock down weeds and scrub brush surrounding my manicured yard. This thing handles this better than any solution I’ve tried. Thx.
Thank you very much
WoW, 7 acres how do you manage?
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For the last 18 months I've not let the lawn crew edge or use a weed eater in my back yard. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx_rBCFuDW1zD6blTGhLkvAkxU657uR_lG I didn't like the fact that they just kept cutting the edge of the lawn further and further from the rock lining the flower beds and leaving bare ground. And the grass was trimmed or scalped several feet around trees, etc. It was a constant battle with them so I told them to just mow and no trimming. I have Zoysia grass so it grows pretty slow. Obviously after a while it could use some trimming. I'm in my 80's so I can't do much of it myself.Finally I decided that if I could find a lightweight battery powered trimmer I might be able to do some light trimming. I decided to buy the LST201 20V trimmer. And it works great for my needs. I have back yard with about 150' of flower beds and several trees to be trimmed. I can lightly trim the whole yard with a single charge! The grass I trimmed was only a few inches high but the trimmer was more powerful than I expected.
Little fussy
Years ago I had a "Green Machine", latter became Shindawa. It came with a very sharp and aggressive circular saw accessory blade... similar idea as your chain blade. It worked like a charm but as yours did, had a tendency to dig in and climb or kick back. Wear heavy trousers and high leather boots...accidents happen in a split second with a blade like that.
Wow!!! I need that! I have a 16" electric chain saw. Works good, but I have caught the chain & loosened it many times. Always taking down brush & small trees. This looks so much easier to use.
Thank God my wife found this. We were looking at spending a bunch of money to clear out the brush on new property. It may cost me more time but it beats the cost of a brush mower. Great video - thanks!!
Dude you just saved my family’s summer 🙌 I live in Minnesota and when it gets overgrown with all kinds of ridiculous brush on a farm where the mower can’t get it and a gas string eater is laughable (takes forever) the mosquitoes quickly get outta hand - it’s not enjoyable to be outside - the only way is to get all that brush out - this is something I’m gonna get right now - thank you 🙌
I ve been a professional woodworker for 42 year. Kick back is deadly with any spinning blade....no matter what it mounted to. Be. Very .careful. With any exposed blade.
Nobody asked pansy
My father in law asked me to help him trim some small trees and brush with one of this and I loved it, it works really good.
I'm actually looking to pick up a makita weed wacker and with a blade like that it opens up all sorts of opportunities. Nice vid!
I was literally about to buy a gas trimmer over the Makita I originally wanted since I didn't think it would take a brushcutter blade, but here it is! Thank you for making this video!
Glad it helped. This Makita is very very capable. I had all the Stihls and big ones and sold every one of them. This is so much easier. I have other reviews on this model too on the channel.
I’ve used and used up a number of the forester blades. Good stuff and can be resharpened. That said they don’t keep an edge long so you’ll need several for a days work. I’ve recently switched to the Renegade blades and they really ARE better. The carbide holds up much better than even the carbide forester blades by a huge factor. 5x? Regardless be very respectful of these blades. Chainsaw chaps are a worthwhile PPE as well as a face screen helmet.
Good call.
Thanks! I have this blade and after watching many videos on it you're the first to carefully show how to mount it.
Ordered one today. I have about 2/3 acre with ash, maple vines and scotchbroom that are about an inch in diameter and this looks like it will fit the bill to knock it out.
My grandma has 4 over grown acres and a birthday coming up next month, I could get her her 501st teapot or spend the next few weekends clearing a bit of land for her that she probably thinks she'll never use again. Already ordered it
Brilliant, You convinced me, mine is on its way from the states to the UK.
Great video, I was wondering how to fit it to the head but you showed me exactly what to do so many thanks.
I also needed it to cut small shrubs and trees just like yours.
Great stuff ,
Thanks again
Duncan , Cornwall UK.
Did you get one? And how did it perform?
Thank you for the info! Right to the point and you even answered my question about using an electric trimmer. I will not need to buy a chainsaw thanks to you!
Caution. This practice is not reccommended by most manufacturers of string trimmers and only if you have a bicycle handle bar in order to control kick back. You could be seriously injured by putting a saw blade on a string trimmer as illustrated in this video.
Got my stuff today going to put it together and clear my front yard.
Good stuff SC!
I’ve have this blade and used it on bittersweet vines and it’s better than expected since the vines like to grab other types of cutters.
I’ve also used it to trim the kids hair since the barbershop is closed, they’re recovering, they won’t need a trim for a while 🤣🤣😉
Lol!
Too kool!
Speed Racer had two rotor cutters on the Mach 5.
Lol
I just buying this and this worth the price. No regret.
I’m going to check this out. I’m cleaning up an overgrown clearing in my woods in order to put in a food plot and maybe some apple trees. 👍
I install an old skill saw blade to my weed eater and it works amazing specially on blackberries bushes it knocked them down super fast
I bought this blade on your rec back then but wanted to wait until I tried this one against a Diablo blade before I commented. This blade is far and away better than a regular circular saw blade in every way. The learning curve is about 10 minutes to teach you which side of the blade to use. And you don’t need to swing it back and forth. Adjust your harness, make it comfortable, and have at it. If all you’re cutting are regular weeds, you don’t need this. But for clearing saplings and scrubs that haven’t been thinned in much too long, this is the best.
To the folks who ask why not use a chainsaw.... maybe for a few saplings that would be fine, but when it comes to cutting many, many saplings close to the ground do you really want to bend over with a chain saw for hours?
Glad you tried it out, you hit the nail on the head with what you wrote. Spot on why this is so cool. Thanks for sharing this.
That is unbelievable!!! Am shocked!! how good that is !!!
The biggest selling point to any type of weed eater brush trimming ideas id the fact thst it saves my back from having to kneel down or bend over to cut at the base. Got all the goods. Like a pole saw, chainsaw, and this is the next with just a modified circular saw blade and a good bolt.
These type of blades are very efficient when cutting mostly smaller saplings, brush and vines close to the ground, but do your research before using and expect kickback or sidekick very quickly if you try and cut anything solid from the wrong side of the blade. You will figure out what the wrong side of the blade to cut with is very quickly, if you feel like you have no control over the blade.
the person making this video isnt working at forest most likely, and hasnt learned the right way to use tools.
Omg thank you exactly what I'm looking for
Hey bro... that thingy you tightened up was a......nut. Not a bolt.
Haha, noticed that as well.
👍😉😂🤣😂🤣😂
Who cares
@@contacthigh8571 apparently... myself and 52 other viewers.
@@Fabes002 congrats you found 52 other contrarians to like what you said, doesn’t make it any less of a shithead comment lol
Just what I’m looking for!
Awesome content my guy. Info you give is always straight forward an painless!
Thank you I really appreciate it
@@SilverCymbal no problem I'm gonna have to use your info next year I need to redo my grass I tried saving it an it's just 95% weeds
@@devilwearsprada2100 Sounds good, its the least work for the biggest bang. I feel really happy to see so many folks who have done it and had good results, I know you will too.
Interesting blade! Come in handy to clear out the pine sapling overgrowth.
Thanks, those saplings wont stand a chance for sure with this one
Bad ass thanks,going to buy one now.
Dejar kreser esos árboles tranquilos
Thats awsome i need for sure!
I found this video on my feed thinks for sharing! I absolutely have to order one of these!
I want this as my primary weapon in any video game I've ever played
Would be freaking great in Dying Light
Pretty cool, love it, thank you so much once again for another incredible, extremely informative/helpful video, have a great day.
This thing is awesome! Well worth the money!
I ordered these for my weedwacker, exited to see what I can clear out.
I'd defiantly wear some proper steel toed boots when doing this, also to sharpen, give it about 3 strokes when sharpening each tooth, and you want to sharpen from the inside out, also not sure if those teeth have markers for the angle, but the angle is important... another thing it looks like it also has rackers, take a flat file and take each down a notch to make it bite more... I'm going to experiment when I get mine.
That's what I need for my Milwaukee
I had seen this blade some time ago and always wondered how well they would work. But now no need to wonder any longer, Thanks to you,Cheers
Thank you very much
i just used a rengade blue hawk and give it a 10 out of 10 works great on pricker bushed and saplings
Great video 👍🏻 have to order one today 👍🏻😎. Be safe
Thank you, you as well.
Hi, can you explain that washer you put on before screwing on that nut from the trimmer? What do you mean "find yourself a washer....."? It doesn't require a specific type of washer? The blade does not come with or require a specific washer and nut? Where would we find these washers and nuts?
Very cool. I’ll have to try it
That's good idea, I think it need a lot of practice so that you are very safe
Really looking forward to see you edging the lawn you know like busting bubbles rap
You are a Genius ! 💥
You can try pruning tall branches from the ground or even higher on a ladder. Dangerous of course, but fun.
Sweet!! This is the first time I've jumped to follow a link and make the purchase! Can't wait to try it out!
Hope you enjoy it! Just be careful and the tool can do what no other has for me. Quick work and it's actually cheap too.
Good video! I’m getting one!
Would a Cutoff blade work even though cutoff disc are primarily used for metal ?
Update : Tried a 6" Cutoffi disc and worked but taken roughly 10-15 seconds to cut an 1" tree . Maybe if the disc were a little bit bigger it would cut more effortlessly ; if a bigger blade does work better one of the advantages would be is you don't have to worry about sharpening the disc vs blades .Tried a 10" saw blade and had somewhat better results in the 10 minutes I've used it . Actually trimmed a few saplings and was able to use it as an pole saw but motor will die if you try to start off to fast , you have to squeeze throttle slowly , but that could be that I'm using to heavy of a blade . Also even the smallest of vines will stop the blade although going full throttle , stalling seems to happen less frequently . I was in the store looking at my options long time ago and the ideas were weed trimmer Bush cutter attachments , Sharpening an edger blade ( which in the future I may try this one for fun ) , and using an old lawnmower blade but so far I'm happy with my purchase , Thank You ! I tell you , you can hear that blade when it gets going real fast , has a slight whistling sound . The only problem I might would have is the blade wobbles , due to me having to use a small bolt to secure it on . I'll have to keep looking for an 3/8 bolt with an 5/8 shank or spacer of that size then that may take out the play . I will update this in the future ! Also cuts grass although the string is probably faster so you may just want to keep the string .
It seems really work, I am very excited to test it!
Nice video. A technical question. All non-chain blades on a trimmer videos I've viewed used a blade conversion kit. Trimmers in those videos were powered by gas which would have higher power output. Is the blade conversion kit a nice-have or must-have?
Mini pole lol! Gonna pick one up!
I have an ECHO PAS system so I bought the ECHO PAS brush cutter a couple of weeks ago. It is still in the box though. When the blade goes out I will try this one or the Renegade. (Project Farm rated the different blades recently. I forgot his recommendations, but ECHO did poorly.)
I will only use it on very small trees out of fear of a kick back. I read that you should only cut in one direction depending on the blades cutting direction to avoid it getting out of control.
I will also make sure no one, or my dogs, are nearby.
TL;DR;
Basic Chainsaw Safety: Only cut with the tool so that the tool wants to PULL from your handle, and AWAY from your body. (In this video, because of the rotation, only cut from the RIGHT.
As with a Chainsaw, you should NOT cut with the "tip", and ideally, always avoid cutting where the force of the cutting PUSHES the tool toward you or other things.
This tool should be used (in your case) ALWAYS from the RIGHT side of the tree so that the tool is pulling AWAY from you. As you'll see in the video when you cut from the LEFT, it kicked the tool toward you, (and additionally deeper into the tree, imagine if you had lost grip, and it went into you knee [honest: happened to a fellow student in high school]) and not with the TIP, because it tends to zing the tool quickly away from what you intend to cut.
If you need to cut the other side, move around it, don't use the other wise of the tool.
So basically a circular saw on the end of a stick. Sounds pretty damn dangerous. Stay safe!
A chainsaw chain is a more accurate comparison since, well, that's exactly what it is.
I have been told a circular saw blade will work for weedeating!
Don't be such a pussy 😁
Nothing dulls a chainsaw faster than dirt and rocks. Edging a lawn is a great way to cause you to resharpen.
How did the blade hold up as an edger? Using a chainsaw and hitting dirt dulls my saw instantly.
Thank you for always producing these great informative vids!
Thank you, no definitely don't use it as an edger. I was on the string line in the final shot.
I bought the Husqvarna blade for my Husky 535LK. It's solid steel so a little heavy but cuts very well and easy to sharpen. However would like to try a lighter blade, apart from the one shown, any other recommendations?
Looks good. I have some smaller stumps from bushes and smaller trees. Think this could be a good tool to use on them.
Definitely, and more fun than getting at ground level with a chainsaw.
Great stuff. Just be careful when weed whacking near your neighbors fence. Don't want spike their pitbull to have easy access to your yard.
Thanks for the tip..👍
Thank you for watching
You never want to cut on the right side of the blade, always cut on the left so it doesn't kick back.
I knew if I scrolled down far enough, I'd find someone who knows the "12 to 9" rule for brush cutting with a blade. 👍With the blade rotating counter-clockwise, one should always start the cut "Right to Left"...Not the way he was. That's asking for a dangerous kickback!
This is a very good method to cut brush.
At the end of the video you were edging a flowerbed, but it looked like you were using your regular string trimmer for that. Would you use this blade for something like edging or something other than cutting down thick brush?
Yes that is just the string trimmer. I would only use the blade for cutting tress, shrubs etc. You can see more of my trimming tips and info here: ruclips.net/video/w_WIonHGISA/видео.html
When I did tree work in the 80s we had some in our bucket trucks run by hydraulic to clean up power lines from trees dangerous stuff be careful I know these are not as powerful but they will kick out on you practice practice practice 🤙🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@1:26, What size of the lock nut that you used and where did you buy the washer and nut? I use bump as nut which was not working right, vibration.
Please talk about the weeping cherry tree at 4:17 top left in frame.
Thats terrific thank you very much
I am so impressed with your video and happy to find this information. Mine is ECHO weed trimmer, does this brand work with that blades?
I can't seem to find the lock on the string housing to take it off so that I can put the blade on!!! Is it possible it won't come off. I have a Black and Decker battery weed eater.
Ha good on/for you...helluvan idea. i have 2 pair of the SAME safety glasses.very good. the rubber seals completely.....
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Excellent video sir.very good cutter.
Hey where did you get the washer that goes over the top of the blade? My makita trimmer didn't come with one. I have the nut but not the washer and my blade can't spin without one...
Hi - This looks awesome and exactly what I am looking for. Just wondering, if this blade suits to the tool I have - Greenworks 12-Inch 24V Cordless String Trimmer/Edger. Could you please let me know.
I have one on my weedwacker for a while now, If you want to play with that then you need a face shield cause a safety glasses alone will not do
And remember ALWAYS to cut with the direction of rotation and in this case going from right to left ONLY
And you can't sharpen it using a NITRILE glove cause you will cut your , you need a thick glove
Lots if flaws here
powerful!!!
Looks like you had much more control cutting from the "left" side. Would it matter which way my string trimmer spins, you could flip the circle saw - correct?
Yes, that is what I found. Yes you are correct you can flip the blade if your trimmer goes in the opposite direction.
Cool 😎 good job 👍
Thank you
That blade sounds terrifying.
Good video. IMHO, your kind of trimmer should be used only with line no thicker than 0.095-inch (2.4 mm), and, nothing beats a Husqvarna 300-3T ($29, 3.7 mm) brush blade (a thinner, economical alternative is an Atie 12" x 3 teeth ($13, 3 mm) heavy duty steel brush blade). I recommend these be used on large (30 cc and up) straight shaft trimmers. Have used them for the better part of last 20 years, sharpened razor thin. No problems whatsoever. The others, including a Forester, have ended in the recycle bin. Hope this helps.
Can I use this on the side of my side walk to make strait line?
That's neat
Can you please recommend chelated iron powder for lawns? Lawnstar Chelated Liquid iron is $50 a gallon and has only 6% iron. Am I paying for mostly water or is there a good reason this form of chelated iron is so expensive?
Iron-Tone is powder in a 5 pound bag, cheaper with an unknown percentage of active ingredients. It looks like you’re paying for a 5 pound bag of filler ingredients with a few percent chelated iron mixed in.
There has to be a dirt cheap way to add chelated iron to lawns and gardens that the pros know about!
Can you please make a video about Chelated Iron?
Super Blade,I want This type of blade
Love that wrench. Its a knipex?
I can't look at this without thinking of a motor swap.
Typical string trimmers are about 500w..
But you can easily get motors that are compact and pump out 1000w, 2000w, 5000w..
And that's before you hotrod them with a custom controller.
You could easily build a unit with 10 continuous HP, peaking to 20.
It would be all fun and games until the blade grenaded.
Will it work with garden joy cordless string trimmer it has a red plastic blade instead of a spool
I use regular saw blades work just fine!!!
How has the Makita brushcutter held up? I've been thinking of getting one but this is the first time I've seen a video of someone using on something other than grass, I'd be using it with an Oregon mulcher blade on bramble mostly so it'd need to be able cope.
meanwhile a pokerface chainsaw : - Am i a joke to you?
Awesome bro. can you tell me which blade is best to cut grass
I bought a 9" Forester and is the worst blade I ever had.The best results were obtained with a Sthil brush blade who really cut through everything and faster! Im returning to Amazon the Forester
Could you post a link to the washer you used to install the blade.
Did it cut any slower after 2:38 when blade hit the dirt? That would instantly dull the blade on my chainsaw.
Not really fortunately that bit was mostly leaves on top. But hopefully you saw the end, filing it is so easy since there are'n't a lot of teeth, makes it like new.
Just what I'm looking for but $450 for trimmer is a bit much for me. I'll get the blade and put on different trimmer. Thanks for the info.