Amazon UK Link to Bosch EasyHedgeCut 18-45 Cordless Hedge Cutter : amzn.to/48iNBxX * As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Thank you.
If there's one tool that REALLY benefits from being Cordless, it's gotta be a Hedge Trimmer?. No cutting of cables & so quick & easy to just walk out & trim the hedge with no fuss. As you say, they are definitely quieter and lighter too. I bought the Aldi/Ferrex equivalent with similar spec to the Bosch. It is absolutely brilliant. Yes it's just slightly slower to cut than a bigger corded one but but it's plenty fast enough. I was surprised how much cutting it does on one charge...I'm guessing maybe several average hedge cuts one one charge? For the price it was a steal, on special for €25 Euro (bare tool). Enjoyed the video again. Thank you.
I agree Brian. I prefer using a cordless hedge cutter. It does the job for me just fine and on a single charge too. If I hadn't bought this one I would have probably bought the Aldi one that you mentioned. Cheers!
I bought two years ago Worx WG259E Hedge Trimmer mostly use on allotment hedge as its Rose rugosa Japanese rose to keep riff raff out. Its quite thick stems and I have more than enough 2aH battery to cut around 50 foot hedge. Most of my tools are now cordless and most are Worx brand. At the time when I got this didnt have many worx tools. The strimmer is so light I honestly thought it might not cope with this hedge how wrong was I.
Yea Chris I thought the same with this one I didn't think it would cope but surprisingly it copes just fine. I don't think I could go back to a corded one now. These are too useful.
No. Bosch don't sell hedge trimmers in the USA. For something similar to the Bosch try retailers Home Depot, Lowes or Amazon for brands like Black & Decker or Ryobi etc
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Amazon UK Link to Bosch EasyHedgeCut 18-45 Cordless Hedge Cutter : amzn.to/48iNBxX
* As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Thank you.
If there's one tool that REALLY benefits from being Cordless, it's gotta be a Hedge Trimmer?. No cutting of cables & so quick & easy to just walk out & trim the hedge with no fuss. As you say, they are definitely quieter and lighter too. I bought the Aldi/Ferrex equivalent with similar spec to the Bosch. It is absolutely brilliant. Yes it's just slightly slower to cut than a bigger corded one but but it's plenty fast enough. I was surprised how much cutting it does on one charge...I'm guessing maybe several average hedge cuts one one charge? For the price it was a steal, on special for €25 Euro (bare tool). Enjoyed the video again. Thank you.
I agree Brian. I prefer using a cordless hedge cutter. It does the job for me just fine and on a single charge too. If I hadn't bought this one I would have probably bought the Aldi one that you mentioned. Cheers!
I bought two years ago Worx WG259E Hedge Trimmer mostly use on allotment hedge as its Rose rugosa Japanese rose to keep riff raff out. Its quite thick stems and I have more than enough 2aH battery to cut around 50 foot hedge. Most of my tools are now cordless and most are Worx brand. At the time when I got this didnt have many worx tools. The strimmer is so light I honestly thought it might not cope with this hedge how wrong was I.
Yea Chris I thought the same with this one I didn't think it would cope but surprisingly it copes just fine. I don't think I could go back to a corded one now. These are too useful.
Thanks just bought one - slowly replacing possessions lost in a divorce.
It's a nice tool I think.
Can we separate in two pieces that will fit to my baggage luggage or it impossible??!
Hi, I haven't tried although no I don't think it's possible with this one.
I personally am a fan of anything cordless.😂😂😂
Me too! 😃
Any idea if it's available in the US? I can't find it anywhere online.
No. Bosch don't sell hedge trimmers in the USA. For something similar to the Bosch try retailers Home Depot, Lowes or Amazon for brands like Black & Decker or Ryobi etc
Good question. I am not aware that they do actually.
Hi there how do you sharpen these blades?
I am not sure but I think they have a kind of self sharpening technology. I haven't owned it long enough yet to need to sharpen the blades.
@@PhillWyattProjects I hope it works!