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Your cart is empty.(1)---UNIVERSAL FIT -- each of our blades will fit either 25.4mm Arbor (same as 1”) or a 20mm Arbor with included “reducer washer” with YOUR "Blade Hardware". (2)--- IMPORTANT |BLADE HARDWARE: A Blade will {not} fit onto the Trimmer Axle Shaft by itself like the String Line Dispenser Spool will, so you must acquire "Blade Hardware" (mounting adapter kit or parts) that consists typically of two small discs; one has a raised circle on it that the blade hole (arbor) fits onto, the 2nd small disc is the cap disc, then screw on the Nut and apply a Cotter Pin. Sorry, we DO NOT supply blade hardware. (3)--- CARBIDE MIX in our teeth is proprietary and 2nd to none. Just Tungsten is not enough; additives like: Hafnium, Tantalum, Titanium, Molybdenum, Silicone, Zirconium, Boron, Niobium, Chromium, & Vanadium, make for a better Carbide Mix for longer lasting teeth. (4)--- ULTRA HIGH RPM: Our blade is built for any RPM even super high RPM Trimmers (10,000+ rpm). Manufactured with a more flexible steel as compared to the much more brittle steel found with table saw blades (table saw blades can shatter if they hit an obstacle, plus they are only built for approx. 3,450 rpm so they should never be used with gasoline powered Garden Trimmers. (5)--- RENEGADE BLADE is the ONLY Carbide Brush Blade BRAND on AMAZON that has a {REPORT} from the foremost Testing Laboratory: UL, LLC. (6)--- CHOOSING THE CORRECT BLADE: Blades line up on a polarity scale with maximum TEETH on one end [for CUT] all the way to maximum CAVITIES [for GRAB] on the other end. EXAMPLE: Wood tree limbs require more teeth and no cavities, and wispy flexible brush or grass requires maximum grab as teeth alone just pushes grass over without cutting. THEREFORE: You must pick a {Teeth & Cavity Pattern} that best suits your material being cut. We offer blades to handle any: Wood, Bushes, Brambles, Hedging, Brush & Grass.
Johnny A
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
I just used the 58 tooth for 4 hours today to trim tall grass and saplings away from the electric fence on the farm. I was totally blown away of how great it worked once I got the hang of it. That meaning that in my environment it worked best to use the trimmer/blade like a you would a Scythe. Big forceful sweeping cuts with momentum.It doesn't cut saplings (under 1") great if you just slowly cut into them. Now if wind it up to full throttle and slam into them it cuts awesome. Please note how I said under 1". I tried this slam technique on a something 1 1/2" and I bent the blade. Not bad and I was able to keep working. I just had to deal with the vibration. Not a big deal as I will straighten it out tonight. Just saying that it works great but don't expect to cut down trees with it.
Crystal F.
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2023
Very sharp and last even when I have damaged them from rocks. This is now my second purchase of these in 2.5 yrs. and when I can no longer cut with my current ones, I will buy these again.
Bo
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2022
I've used this blade to cut saplings up to an inch and a half. On harder wood I may have to whack it a couple times but it cuts through softer stuff (pine, etc.) like butter. Well worth the money.
Jotange
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2021
These blades have been better than expected. I have spent several hours each day over about 4 days cutting brush and small trees and the blade is still sharp. Anything smaller gets sliced off like nothing. A good purchase.
Randal A. Fuller
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2020
My Husqvarna 555FX forestry clearing saw comes with and recommends the Husqvarna Scarlet 9” blade that can be sharpened with a standard chainsaw file. However, I found it wasn’t durable in extreme conditions and didn’t work well against smaller greenbrier or grassy brush. I found these Renegade blades on Amazon and figured it might be worth trying cheaper carbide-tipped blades even though I wouldn’t be able to sharpen them.The results exceeded my expectations. I have run this blade for nearly 3 full days of cutting everything from greenbrier to 5” sweetgum and this blade is still cutting well enough not to be swapped out yet. It will still take down any yaupon like cutting hot butter and small pines of 4-6” easily. It takes some finesse and patience to cut larger sweetgum or oak but if I ran a stock Scarlet blade that long, cutting any hardwood over 1” would be nearly impossible even if I sharpened it every 4 hours.Definitely a good saw blade. For a casual user with a lightweight brush cutter, you could run this blade for a very long time. I’ve definitely torture tested it with the largest commercial clearing saw made in extreme conditions and it’s held up well.
Todd M.
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2020
Great help in clearing brush and small trees. The red and blue worked well with grass and brush. They won’t stand up to metal posts or barbed wire so be very careful around fences. Keep it at full extension from your body. It would work well on your limbs too.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on September 19, 2019
Amazing saw blade that feels like you have a laser. I was able to cut Scotch Broom that was almost 2.5 inches thick with just a quick swipe. The smaller brush fell to the side at just looking at the blade. It even cut tall grass with ease without tangling. I highly recommend this product if you have thick growth that a string trimmer will not work on.
Sheldon Wright
Reviewed in Canada on August 25, 2019
after watching online reviews I gave this a try for trail clearing of alders and brush. even on a small motor straight shaft trimmer these blade are awesome. lightweight and thin kerf are ideal for lighter duty trimmers. up to 2" easily. I find the red blade is best on woody stuff and the blue blade is better suited for throwing off heavy grass and reeds.will be ordering again
woodworker
Reviewed in Canada on July 21, 2019
bonne lame pour debrousailleuse
Timothy G.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2019
Saw YouTube video on this product and thought it would fit my needs and was not disappointed. The Renegade blade cut through brush with ease going throught sapplings a little under two inches thick with no problems, it managed thicker ones but it took some effort.
RMVA
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2019
I can't believe I just discovered these blades through Project Farm on Youtube. I have been using them on my Stihl FS240 and it is just awesome how easy and efficient you can cut woody brush and tree limbs. In the past I did this work with a Stihl FS460 forestry trimmer using a Stihl blade that is half as good. The FS460 is also a beast to haul around a farm for hours on end. I typically grind up woody brush with a 12' flail mower with hammers or batwing mower, but I have some areas around rocks where those mowers can't go which makes the FS240 with these blades the perfect tool.
Hunter Guy
Reviewed in Canada on December 6, 2019
Usiing on a straight shaft with flexible driveshaft. Will have to convert to a 6mm driveshaft to be safe but it still works well. I think the red blade cuts better thru 3" trees
Dan P.
Reviewed in Canada on November 6, 2019
I had an old road approximately 2000 feet long, to my new property to clear of a mix of alder, spruce and birch as large as 2.5 inch diameter. Both carbide blades worked very well and stayed sharp much longer compared to the high speed steel blade my brush cutter came with. But when they finally got dull it was a chore to sharpen the carbide. I am a pretty handy fella so I found a way. When the high speed steel blade got dull I would stop cutting, get out my chainsaw blade sharpener and in two minutes I was cutting again.
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