can you use the pruner without the blade attached?
1738286
Yes. The blade screws on and off, pruner works independently from the blade.
1738287
Yes and it much easier to access branches that you want to trim. Also lighter.
1738288
Sure you can. The blade is bolted on separately but I use the blade as much as the pruners.
1158318
sorry,i don,t know as i haven't tried it.There is a blade that might do the job ,but i doubt it .
104294
The shaver comes with tree different attachments. So far, I've only used the rotary blades (shown in the picture attached to the razor).
1137398
No. I don't know why you would want to. It's not a razor, but more like automated tweezers. I LOVE it.
1642328
No need to remove lawn mower blade; however, I have found the tool not very good for mower blades. For smaller tools, ie, hedge trimmers, pruning shears, scissors, it is excellent. The tool is not 'beefy' enough for mower blades.
836616
No. I found it very easy to cut with a sharp knife or one edge razor blade. A sharp utility knife should work well.
94484
Yes, it removes very easy without removing the blade. It is a good choice and works perfectly.
677905
Probably, but not sure. It appears that the heated blade for cutting can be detached (by removing the screws holding it on), and it appears that if you can get a soldering tip that fits, the tip could be attached in place of the blade.
1005452
i would think that guiding the blade manually without any of the jigs would be the way.
1992904
I believe you can do both or either. Looks like the blade is removeableby taking out the Allen screw that holds it to the frame. Suggest checking with the manufacturer.
234310
Yes, once the Spine (back) of the knife is squared off enough and not rounded, yes you can, I do. You don't want to use the blade edge unless you have to. It will dull the edge.
1081796
No, when I purchased it, it said a blade attachment could be used, however on the box it said not to use with a blade. I'm confused too. It is a very good weed eater, good balance and lots of power, and smooth. If you want to use a blade you would have to buy the attachment, and check with manufacture to see if it can handle one.
1691999
Susan, I would also say no. This type of pruning saw is primarily for trimming landscape tree limbs or pine/spruce trees. The blade is very aggressive. Arborvitae have no "limbs" per se. The type of pole you're looking for would have a lopping blade at the end with an extended trigger or rope to snap closed when pulled. Something like Fiskars model 9240 Telescoping pruning pole (on Amazon's site) would work well.
2242573
No you cannot. Some string trimmers have attachments such as edgers, cultivators etc but it's been my experience that these optional attachments don't perform these additional tasks very well or reliably.
1623352
I doubt it, its a really small knife and you wouldn't want to wear out the blade. I'd prefer getting a knife with a saw back thats made for cutting small branches.
1887266
The saw can be used on its own or on the extension pole. The image here may be a little confusing. What looks like separate sections of the pole connect together to allow it to be used with varying telescopic lengths. You CANNOT use the saw with different "sections" of the pole because they MUST be put together to operate. That said the pole length is adjustable. And you can use the saw without the pole as well.
1622429
You can use the trimmer without a guard. I prefer it without the guard as I only use it for my beard now. It is real smooth unlike other trimmers it doesn't pull.