Arc Edge Reciprocating Saw Blades, 15-Inch 6TPI for Pruning, 3-Pack

Worked awesome, fit perfectly on my Ryobi reciprocating saw and cut through thick branches with no problem. I had bought a name brand blade at big box store, but these were better and more affordable, I would highly recommend them. A couple of friends saw me using it and asked what kind of blades they were and where I got them from.

Never plant oak trees close to sidewalks, driveways or pavers! We bought a home that was surrounded by mature oak trees that provided a shady and somewhat isolating effect in an older development. Hard to find on a corner lot. But those mature oaks came with two major problems. While they provide shade and a cozy atmosphere, they also framed the 20 year old house well, creating barriers to noise, nosey neighbors and neighborhood traffic. The problems that came with these oak trees is that it starts raining oak leaves in October and doesn't stop until March, just in time for our Magnolias to start dropping their leaves. So if you don't want to rake your yard 6-7 months of the year, don't make the same mistake that we did. Mature trees also filter sunlight and make it more difficult to establish a bright and healthy landscape. If that's important to you, study up on it or hire a qualifed expert to do it for you. Plants are mostly finicky and expensive. Taking proper care of them can be really difficult. The second problem with mature oaks are the large and intrusive root system that each one has. It may not be obvious at first, but when your driveway starts to buckle, your sidewalks begin to crack and your pavers start popping up, you'll realize that you have a big problem. The easiest ones to push up are the individual pavers, resulting in an uneven surface for walking or biking. The solution is to cut the offending roots where they enter the paved area. I found out that the standard way of handling this is to have someone dig around these large roots and then use a (powerful) chainsaw to cut them into sections and pry them out of the ground. The problems with this method are two-fold: these roots are as hard as rock and a chainsaw is dangerous to work with. I'll never forget the lumberjack my Father and I rescued who was bleeding out from a chainsaw accident. (I'll be that he never forgot us either.) Chainsaws also have wider cuts and bind up easily with the dirt that surrounds the roots. So they don't last long before seizing or breaking. Enter my old friend the sawzall! I used cordless sawzalls when living in Southwest Florida to trim mangrove trees and Brazilian Peppers. in the wetland areas. Easy to handle, thin and sharp blades, and they don't jam up nearly as often as chainsaws. When you combine them with these EZARC Japanese blades, the work becomes easier, faster and safer. The thin blades (which hold their sharpened teeth well) will make your cuts deeper and quicker without binding up. This takes the difficulty out of removing those danged roots. Try it, you'll like it.

These blades are amazing. I watched the video on them and it cuts just like what you see. Tree stumps are harder but not impossible. Super sharp and cuts with ease.

So far, so good! These saw blades cut incredibly well, like a hot knife through butter. I used one to remove a branch that had damaged my fence, and it went through the wood effortlessly. I’m very impressed with their performance so far and would definitely recommend them. Love the curved design, way better than the sraight once that keep on bending or buckling!

Decent blades. Made short work of a stump I've been trying to get rid of for a while but then snapped at the connection to my sawzall while cutting a tree limb buried in mud. I guess that's why they sell a "wet" version? Overall satisfied with the product and now I guess I know not to use them on wet wood.

These blades work great with my recipricating saw to prune and cut roots. They plunge right through the soil without getting dull.

Amazing Blades!!!! These blades made short work of cutting up the limbs off of a large fallen tree branch. I cut through 3 and 4 inch thick limbs.... worked great ... I would highly recommend.

They are really good pruning blades but to compare them to a chainsaw is quite the stretch. I've used one so far and it dulled quick on 4" limbs and started smoking. I've bought cheaper blades that have held up longer. Good, but not worth the extra money.

Super Sägeblätter. Haben Bäume in verschiedenen Stärken damit gesägt. Die Kettensäge benötigten wir nicht mehr.

Ces lames sont parfaites!! Elles ont changé ma vision de la science sabre. Presque plus de tremblement et une coupe rapide sans forcer meme sur bois dur. J’ai deja debité trois beau troncs bien longs et ma lame est encore nickel. Je recommande vivement.

Perfect for the job and very sharp !!

Funciona bien, buen filo

Ottimo prodotto proprio quello che cercavo, ottimo materiale molto resistente