Oregon 3.0 x 300mm Mulching Brush Cutter Blade, 3 Tooth Shredder Strimmer Blade for Thick, High & Dense Vegetation, Fits All Brushcutters Including Stihl, Echo, Husqvarna, Echo & More (295507-0)

Working on fishery this product it’s excellent for habitat control ideal for mulching brambles nettles et cetera, good quality Oregon product.

Excellent.. got rid through bramble like butter.. make sure you eat goggles and use carefully it will throw up little pebbles etc.. do your research and be safe.

Perfect for out of control briers and heavy growth. Not suitable for skimming across the ground as it hates hitting the dirt (Bad for the machine as it just stops spinning suddenly). Not suitable for small machines. 50CC plus with strong shaft and gearbox. For me it made short work of a heavily overgrown garden, 8Ft high in places, when held horizontal and cut from the top down. Warning: Needs to spin very fast to keep up momentum so I worry about what would happen if it broke away or if the gearbox broke. Make sure your tool is A1

Excellent blade for bramble bashingThe only problem is that it has a tendency for the reducing washer to come out of place leading to additional vibration.There are a good few videos on YouTube showing the blade in action, the only problem is that the price of the blade is no longer 10 quid so has over doubled in price in under 5 years.

Works very well for cutting back heavy thorn bushes, medium sized tree branches etc.If you have a pile of garden waste, you can drop this down on top a few times and it will rip it into many smaller pieces.I saw a guy on YouTube that sharpened it before using the blade.. you don't need to do that. Use it for a few minutes and the paint will come off the cutting edge of the blade and you'll see it's already got a sharpened edge.I had a LOT of vibration, but maybe it was my strimmer or the way I fit it. I tried to get it better but struggled.

We used this on a petrol strimmer at our allotment site for clearing bramble. It is excellent and chops the bramble into small sections

I'm sorry, but I don't use this anymore. I thought it would be brilliant for tough grass and brambles etc. in my grounds maintenance business. It is good and way better than plastic blades or cord but once I'd used the 2 blade version, I couldn't go back to this. This is a great tool and maybe I need something different for my work, or maybe I need a lesson how to use it better!

Oregon mulching tool, more like a lethal weapon for Brambles. Wished i had found it years ago, i would not now have 8ft brambles. Start from the top downwards and watch the brambles fly to the winds. Almost effortless, haven't smashed into any bricks/stones yet, but it feels sturdy and tough.