Battery Branch Saws

If you're using a pruning saw with a serrated blade, you'll need to replace it regularly since it can't be sharpened. Instead of purchasing a brand new saw every time, it's better to look for one with a replaceable blade. This way, you'll save money in the long run and always have a sharp saw when you need it.

If you're a gardening enthusiast, you'll know that pruning saws are an essential tool for maintaining your garden. Depending on the job, you might need two types of pruning saws: a shorter one for reaching between branches and a longer one for cutting large branches. But it's not just about being efficient - safety and comfort are also key. So, remember:

• A pruning saw with a telescopic pole shaft and an angled head means you don’t have to balance on a ladder to reach high branches.

• A handle with a sliding stop gives you a good grip, which will protect you against accidentally slipping and cutting your hand on the saw blade.

• An ergonomic handle makes sawing comfortable, letting you work without feeling pain or discomfort in your hand.