Sawzall Pruning Blade?

[Shiftless]

but nice for small jobs when I did not want to get the chainsaw o

And nobody in their right mind would use a chainsaw to cut out buried roots. Or would they?

 

[liliysdad]

I’ve never had anything other than frustration when using a recip saw for tree trimming and pruning. Chains just works so much better

 

[RTM]

And nobody in their right mind would use a chainsaw to cut out buried roots. Or would they?

If they didn't know dirt dulls a chainsaw, maybe. DAMHIKT

 

[liliysdad]

And nobody in their right mind would use a chainsaw to cut out buried roots. Or would they?

If they didn't know dirt dulls a chainsaw, maybe. DAMHIKT

Chains and bars are consumables. If using that chainsaw to cut roots is faster and easier, I will bury that dude to the bucking spikes.

 

[petee_c]

if u're going to get a Christmas tree from one of those tree farms.... this would be a good thing to have.... we switched over to artificial maybe 8+ yrs ago after the kids got a bit older.

 

[drokihazan]

I just use "The Ax" from Milwaukee but I have pretty much the same experience with Milwaukee and Diablo sawzall blades, I buy both and don't really feel a quality difference between them.

 

[snickers muncher]

I've had good luck with the Diablo pruning blades that are sold at home depot. (https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauk...cating-Saw-Blades-5-Pack-48-00-1301/203114830)

Not super fast cutting, but nice for small jobs when I did not want to get the chainsaw out.

I bought a pack of those a couple of months ago. I only used one and it worked great for trimming and pruning. I bent it, but was able to straighten it by hand. I wouldn't get it near dirt though.

 

[danielbuck]

I grab whatever is cheapest. I find that the longer blades usually bend and get all deformed long before the teeth get dull. Maybe I'm just hard on the blades, I don't know. They all seem to cut tree branches really easily though, up to about 6" or so, then it makes more sense to use a chain saw. For me anyway.