Pruning Saw

Pruning saws cut tree branches, shrubs and bamboo that are too thick for pruning shears. Gardeners, landscapers, farmers and tree care crews use them for trimming fruit trees and clearing overgrowth. This collection has hand pruning saws, folding saws, cordless pruning saws and reciprocating saw pruning blades.

How to choose a pruning saw

• Hand saws: 12" to 14" straight and curved saws (Wadfow, Total, DCA, Pumpkin) handle most branches. Curved blades cut faster on pull strokes overhead.
• Folding saws: the Stanley 74-906 folds to fit a pocket or belt.
• Cordless pruning saws: Makita DUC101 (4"), DUC150Z (6") and UC100DWA, and the Stihl GTA 26, cut branches quickly with less effort.
• Blades: Zetsaw R-210 and R-300 fit reciprocating saws for pruning.

Related

For thin branches use pruning shears. For high branches use a pole saw, and for large limbs a chainsaw. See more garden tools.

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