BlueNatHxRPR 10" x 3 Tooth Steel Grass & Brush Cutter Trimmer Weed Eater Blade

It took quick care of some wils blackberry bushes but I was taking my time so I would not hit a rock as the steel is alittle thinner than my original 3 blade cutter for my still brand weed eater.

I should have written this 3 months ago. This item is too thin by at least 1/2 mm. I am old and I can bend it! It bends easily, breaks easily, wears out quickly, cannot be fully secured because of being too thin, and requires much time fixing the bent blade. I spend half my time repairing the blade. The area I have to cut is 30ft x 80 ft. The blade is only good for 2 cuttings. The original blade was good for 3 summers or about 30-35 cuttings. This product needs to be taken off the market as a hazardous product. Amazon needs to demand that all blades meet OEM specifications; especially the entire blade thickness plus listed specs in the description page on Amazon.

As described in my headline, these blades are thin. I measured the blades at .0425" (1.07mm). these are by far the thinnest steel blade I have ever seen for mounting on a handheld brush cutter. Now if all you are cutting is tall juicy weeds, you should have no difficulty slicing through the biggest weeds in existence. I suspect the extra thin blade will also be better at slicing through thick grass. That being said, it is almost a certainty that if you hit anything substantial like woody vegetation or rocks, the blade will quickly be bent.

Fit perfectly. Would buy again.

Good quality do the job

this blade made quick work of the weeds (blackberry bushes and pokeweed) in an old cemetery. the place was completely overgrown higher than my head at spots. It will cut trees up to 1 inch but struggles above that. It will bent if you run it wide open and hit the iron fence, there was a piece of fence buried among the weeds. I will buy another as I was pleased with how it worked.

The three blade is TOO AGGRESSIVE for most units. Go with a four blade.

Picture is after less than 20 minutes of use. Metal is very cheap quality. My Stihl blade wore down to a nub over months. Destroyed this blade within minutes. Hit the edges of a wood fence post and spare tire, blade bent so bad it was chipping the guard on my Stihl trimmer. I was able to bend the metal by hand to continue using for a few more minutes. The slightest resistance will destroy this blade. So much for trying to save a few bucks! Save yourself the headache and buy a decent blade.