Review WORX WG324 20V Power Share 5” Cordless Pruning Saw (Battery & Charger Included) and WG801.9 20V Power Share 4″ Cordless Shear and 8″ Shrubber Trimmer (Tool Only)

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Details: WORX WG324 20V Power Share 5” Cordless Pruning Saw (Battery & Charger Included) and WG801.9 20V Power Share 4″ Cordless Shear and 8″ Shrubber Trimmer (Tool Only)

Brand: WORX

WORX WG324 20V Power Share 5” Cordless Pruning Saw (Battery & Charger Included)The Worx WG324 20V Power Share 5” Cordless Pruning Saw is the perfect around-the-yard or on-the-go compact cordless chainsaw for pruning bushes, trimming limbs, delimbing fell trees, bucking fell trees, and more. A great tool for chopping up logs for the campfire, clearing a path while hunting, or for just maintaining your property. Full of safety features, like the retractable guard over the bar & chain, and the handle guard to defend against flying debris. This is a less intimidating chainsaw, with a compact, lightweight form-factor that makes it easier to operate and control. But it doesn’t skimp on the specs. The 5 in. bar length is long enough to delimb 4 in. diameter branches if the tree is still standing, or 10 in. diameter branches if it’s already on the ground. But at that size it excels at getting at harder to reach and awkwardly placed branches that a full-size traditional chainsaw wouldn’t be able to easily reach. The chain speed is 18.4 ft./s. (5.6 m./s.) with a ¼ in. chain pitch and 0.043 in./32 links chain gauge. It only weighs 3.86 lbs. with the battery attached and 3.04 lbs. bare. That light weight makes it easier to hold up high when pruning. The Worx WG324 20V Power Share 5” Cordless Pruning Saw is ideal for residential homeowners, home flippers, or outdoor enthusiasts. A truly handy little cordless chainsaw.WORX WG801.9 20V Power Share 4″ Cordless Shear and 8″ Shrubber Trimmer (Tool Only)The Worx 20V Shrubber/Shear is designed to quickly trim bushes, shrubs, and hedges in-between regular maintenance, so you don’t have to get out the big, bulky, full-size hedge trimmer for just some touch-up work. At only 2 lbs you just grab this tool and go and quickly take care of that bush in the corner that’s looking a little shaggy, or those few blades around that tree that maybe got missed over the weekend. This tool is equipped with enough functionality, though, that you could use this as your regular hedge trimmer if you were so inclined. Featuring two quick-change blades: a 4” blade for grass trimming and an 8” blade for shrubs, with a max cut capacity of 5/16” and a no-load speed of 1100/min, there’s enough design and power to keep an entire yard looking crisp and clean. The dual-action blades slice twice, making sure to catch every leaf and twig. And the soft-grip over-mold handle is easy to grasp and use for extended periods without causing significant hand fatigue. This particular model doesn’t come with a battery, it’s meant for Worx Power Share users that already have a few batteries lying around at home. See, when you’re on the Power Share platform, you don’t need as many batteries, because you can share them between tools. So when you buy a new tool, you pay less because you don’t need to buy a new battery.

Buyer Guide For Hedge Trimmers

Hedge trimmers are machines used for trimming, shaping, and cutting hedges. They are very useful when it comes to trimming hedges. They are especially used in gardens, parks, lawns, and other open areas.

• When buying a hedge trimmer, check the required strength, length, and weight of the hedge trimmer. Check the reviews of the hedge trimmers and the ratings.
• The blades of the hedge trimmer should be sharp. If the blades are not sharp, the cut will be uneven and it will be difficult to trim the hedges.
• These are the kind of hedge trimmers that are powered by gasoline, electricity, or battery. Check the battery capacity and the charging time.
• The handle should be comfortable. The handle should be of lightweight so that the user can hold it easily.
• The blades should be sharp to give a clean cut.
• The handles should be adjustable, and they should be suitable for both right- and left-handers.
• The hedge trimmer should be durable and sturdy.
• The blades of the hedge trimmer should be of good quality and they should be of strong construction.
• The handles should be of good quality and they should be strong.

How to choose Hedge Trimmers

 When shopping for hedge trimmers, there are several key factors to keep in mind

• Are the blades sharp? The blades on a hedge trimmer should be sharp, otherwise, you will damage your hedges and grass.
• Is the trimmer cordless or corded? Cordless hedge trimmers are lighter and easier to use than corded models. However, they are more expensive. Both types have their pros and cons, so it’s best to determine the type of trimmer that will be most beneficial to you.
• Does the trimmer come with a hedge trimmer blade? If you already own a hedge trimmer, but are looking for a second blade, or need to keep a spare blade on hand, make sure the trimmer you buy comes with a blade. Some blades are not compatible with all hedge trimmers.
• Is it easy to change the blade? Some hedge trimmers come with a blade-changing tool, while others require that the user remove the cutting head to change the blade. Keep in mind that cheaper trimmers may not have included blade-changing tools, requiring the buyer to purchase the tool separately.
• Is it cordless or corded? Cordless hedge trimmers are lighter and easier to use than corded models. However, they are more expensive. Both types have their pros and cons, so it’s best to determine the type of trimmer that will be most beneficial to you.
• Does the trimmer come with a hedge trimmer blade? If you already own a hedge trimmer, but are looking for a second blade, or need to keep a spare blade on hand, make sure the trimmer you buy comes with a blade. Some blades are not compatible with all hedge trimmers.
• Is it easy to change the blade? Some hedge trimmers come with a blade-changing tool, while others require that the user remove the cutting head to change the blade. Keep in mind that cheaper trimmers may not have included blade-changing tools, requiring the buyer to purchase the tool separately.

How to maintain Hedge Trimmers

When it comes to maintaining hedge trimmers, it’s important to store them properly when not in use. Most manufacturers recommend storing the trimmers in a shed or garage. Also, be sure to inspect the blades for signs of wear and rust, and replace them if needed.

• To clean the blades, start by spraying them with rubbing alcohol and wiping them down with a cloth.
• Wipe the outside of the trimmer with rubbing alcohol, too.
• To sharpen the blades, use a stone or metal file to sharpen the blades, taking care not to bend or break them.
• To clean the trimmer body, remove the blades and spray with rubbing alcohol, then wipe down the parts with a cloth.
• After cleaning the trimmer, store it in a shed or garage.

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