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Long enough to cut the branch in one stroke rather than sawing in a groove. A short blade is controllable in a crowded canopy; a long blade takes a thick limb without the stroke running out.

A folding saw at 180 to 270mm goes in a pocket or holster and is safe to carry up a ladder. A fixed blade at 500mm or 530mm cuts faster and larger but must be sheathed to carry.

On the ground, on logs and larger limbs. The frame tensions a thin blade so it cuts on the pull without flexing, but the frame itself has to pass through the cut, which limits where it can be used.

With a telescopic tree pruner, which puts a cutting head into the canopy from the ground at 355mm. That avoids a ladder, which is the more dangerous part of most pruning jobs.

An 18V brushless mini pruner saw with a 4.0Ah battery, which cuts faster than a hand saw in the same positions and suits repeated work rather than occasional pruning.

A budding knife with an ash handle and a multi-purpose garden knife, which cover the grafting and light cutting work that sits alongside sawing rather than being done with a saw.

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Blade length sets the diameter of branch a saw will cut in one stroke rather than sawing back and forth in a groove. A short blade is controllable in a crowded canopy; a long blade cuts a thick limb without the stroke running out halfway through it.

Folding or fixed then follows how the saw is carried. A folding saw at 180mm to 270mm goes in a pocket or a holster and is safe to carry up a ladder. A fixed blade at 500mm or 530mm cuts faster and larger but has to be sheathed and carried deliberately. Hardpoint teeth are hardened at the tip so they stay sharp longer, and they cannot be resharpened once dull.

Bow saws work differently again, tensioning a thin blade in a frame so it cuts on the pull without flexing. At 600mm and 750mm they take logs and larger limbs on the ground, where the frame has room to pass through the cut. A holster is supplied with the 180mm folding saw for carrying it on a belt rather than in a pocket.

Reach is the fourth question and it decides whether a ladder is needed at all. A telescopic tree pruner at 355mm puts a cutting head into the canopy from the ground, and an 18V brushless mini pruner saw does the same job powered. Send the branch size to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Both bow saw sizes are hardpoint, so the blade is replaced rather than filed when it stops cutting.

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Long enough to cut the branch in one stroke rather than sawing in a groove. A short blade is controllable in a crowded canopy; a long blade takes a thick limb without the stroke running out.

A folding saw at 180 to 270mm goes in a pocket or holster and is safe to carry up a ladder. A fixed blade at 500mm or 530mm cuts faster and larger but must be sheathed to carry.

On the ground, on logs and larger limbs. The frame tensions a thin blade so it cuts on the pull without flexing, but the frame itself has to pass through the cut, which limits where it can be used.

With a telescopic tree pruner, which puts a cutting head into the canopy from the ground at 355mm. That avoids a ladder, which is the more dangerous part of most pruning jobs.

An 18V brushless mini pruner saw with a 4.0Ah battery, which cuts faster than a hand saw in the same positions and suits repeated work rather than occasional pruning.

A budding knife with an ash handle and a multi-purpose garden knife, which cover the grafting and light cutting work that sits alongside sawing rather than being done with a saw.

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