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Man who has all this time. Also I like many expected probably a few rows cut with dull blade. Few with new and sharpened to show what the lawn actually looks like. I bet you have to resharpen the blade every few weeks to keep it that sharp. Which would be a nightmare. Just scrapping the darn underneath of a mower is annoying enough. I have a bunch of stupid walnut trees around my yard. This season had 10 times as many as I’ve ever seen. My blade took a beating.

i was told grass will break off if to sharp not cut off complete or fold over guess that a lie to this i will try it and see we will see and i let u know ...

Shit!!!....I'm surprised this man hasn't been banned from YT for thinking?!

Summer trimming and pruning around our summer cottage usually takes about two days' work and with the pruner I had half of it done in a three hour morning. Took the rest of the day off and finished it off the next morning. Easily worth the $140ish (Canadian dollars) considering it effectively gave me an extra day to do things I want to do.

It cannot cut well 1.5 dead branches but much better on live branches!

I often sharpen new lawn mower blades. I use a 120 Cubitron linisher belt. This allows you to guide the blades with 2 hands. Much safer than using a flap disc one handed.

I have been sharpening blade (smaller blade tips) for years. People pass by my house and see my lawn and ask about why its so even and green....I answer, "Highly modified lawnmower blades". They think I'm joking...but why does the lawn look so good??? I have found People believe whatever they want.

Lawnmower blades are tempered to be tough but not brittle. If you hit a rock etc with a blade tempered like a file it would shatter. If you’ve ever tried to straighten a bent blade you’d see how tough they are.

There is a way to make it hold that edge longer. That 30° Edge is a fairly durable angle. But sheet metal is not particularly well-tempered. If you take the paint off of that sharpened area and you heat it up to a fairly orangish glow and then you drop it into some water just splash it real quick and then watch it as soon as that steals starts to turn blue dump it back into the water and finish cooling it. You do that to both ends equally it will hold its Edge far better than just the regular sheet metal. I was a sheet metal mechanic for 41 years. I could take tools that were going very quickly when I was trying to pull welds apart or something like that. And make them where they could cut steel for quite some time before I had to just sharpen it quickly with a file. And once you have that very sharp edge it will sharpen with a file a bit more consistently.

A true balance blade should not have the sticker on it

Manufacturers won't deliver sharp blades because of fear of LIABILITY.

you are a good salesman

I've been mowing lawns since I was 11. As an adult I learned the importance of sharpening my mower blades. The mower cuts better, clogs less, and burns less gas. I buy spare blades and swap them out every third time I mow and save sharpening for a rainy day.

I see in the future a 3d printer insert for using the blade balancer with the square holes

Just bought a $6k zero turn. I had to sharpen all 3 blades. Saw the dealer one day in town and he asked me how I like my new mower. I said great except I had to sharpen all the blades because it was ripping the grass. He looked at me like I had 3 heads. Great video!

Learned some things I did not know before. Only thing I disapprove of is that when grinding red hot it chips easier. What happens is that the steel loosens hardening, becoming softer. So it becomes dull faster. A historical note. Before lawn mowers existed, scythes was used. When harvesting, a stick with abrasives was always carried. Used several times a day to keep the blade sharp.

My blade balancer is a large nail driven into one of my shop frames 2 x 4's. Hang it on the nail then eyeball it.

Attention il suffit que la lame soit un peu desserrée et la coupe ne sera pas nette . La lame ne doit avoir aucun jeu. J’ai raccourci 100 mètres de thuyas et aucun souci pour les branches jusqu’à 35 mm

The only dull blade to use is on a shredder. Because they are meant to shatter the stems and kill the woody brush. My ZT blades get sharpened.😊

Great video. Very helpful. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing your video. You were easy to understand and your video was very informative with your great tips. I especially enjoyed the washer on the blade balancer.

I just bought a new cub cadet zt2 50”. Should I sharpen these new blades? Excellent video!!

In the world of welding where we use the 4 1/2 " grinder for everything, we call those sandpaper wheel things flap wheels or tiger discs.

Blades will always go on with the “tips” up. No need to remember anything else.

I just grind them on an 8 inch bench grinder and use a nail on the wall to tell if they're balanced or not. I don't get the blade that hot, but I use a quench just the same.

$$$ - it's an extra mfg operation (or 2) to sharpen the blade.

This is kind of off topic but they shred leaves better when they are really dull. Discovered that a couple years ago

I never realized it was so simple. Thanks!

Great video! Thanks!

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Very nice

There’s a reason golf courses sharpen every day.. That being said, on any non-reel mower, only about one inch of the blade is cutting any grass and sharpening any further and sharpening any steps is a waste of time. The steps are marketing gimmick.

Great video. I’ve always wondered about this too. It’s so easy to sharpen blades, it’s a no brainer for good lawn care.

I find it so interesting since I have been using toilet bowl cleaner to clean the shower for years and especially when they have tiles and it helps get into the cracks and edges. It works amazing and it is so helpful to make the shower look like new again. Thank you for sharing my idea that I had so many years ago.

How can I get a refill box if they didn’t send me one & I got the bundle ?

To be fair any bypass style cutter is meant for green wood. I'd bet a pull or two on a green branch it'd go right through. I use a similar tool in my vineyard, it'll cut max capacity on green wood no problem, but old dead wood it's only about 2/3 of the max. My only beef with the DeWalt is there's no way to reduce the cutting diameter, which would increase speed & battery life.

I agree with pretty much everything except for there is no need to put a blade lock on if you're using a good cordless impact. 😁👍

We almost loose the house if my wife was not fast enough to contaminate the fire from battery bank. She has second degree burns her hand and feet. Very dangerous items and was not even charging or connected to anything. 7 am in the morning woke up with flames. Very unexpected morning. We lost one room of the house basically.

Believe it or not, I have never bought a new blade that needed to be sharpened,ever ☝️

Wish my lawn was more brown. Live in one those areas where my lawn grows sooooo fast and think that if i dont mow every 3 maybe 4 days it looks like someone just hayed

I use mine daily it is great except since first use it simply does not go on when pulling trigger

Request: Just sharpen your blade using a cutoff wheel. Then take it out and mow and show us just how terribly imbalance that blade is. My point is I do this all the time and Brrrrrrrrr smooth cutting is what I get. How much would you need to imbalance that blade and how bad would you need to be at sharpening to really make any difference, Also...Try sharpening just the end 1 inch and dull up the rest. of the blade badly. Also no non-turn tool is needed as a dowel or stick or a block of wood will work wedged between the blade and the exit chute.

What kinda of pad it’s called?

I grind lawnmower blades top and bottom they last longer and less material needs to be removed.

Thanks for this! I thought it was more difficult to do this but now I am confident to try it myself.

Awesome tip with using the washer on cone balancer tool. Also, I recently bought a new push mower and guess what? The factory installed blade on that bad boy was definitely sharp to my satisfaction unlike the new blades sold separately.

Great information! Thanks for taking the time to make this video!

I enjoyed the video, it was very helpful.

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