Will it cut a 3/4 inch branch.
287491
Yes, definitely, as long as you can move the blades as well as the handles easily in a little thicket of trunks of those weeds you want to clear.
1132969
It wouldn't be suitable for 1/4 inch stock over 3.5" wide. If you replace the stock blade with a small tooted finish blade it would be just the ticket. In fact it can cross cut a 2" X 4" but miters of this size lumber are impossible. Fine for 3/4" thick or smaller stock.
900575
It depends a bit on how hard you use it, such as how thick the branches are that you're cutting. Small branches are easier on it, whereas four inch diameter branches require more power. I'd say at least one hour of full-time cutting would be possible. If you're cutting a small limb up, moving the branches, then on to another one, you can work for hours. Hope that helps.
577672
The largest tree branch I cut with this saw was about 3 inches in diameter. This is a saw for light duty work.
1691548
I have tried to do this very thing with this saw and it isn't ideal. With such a small opening it if difficult to work on anything larger than three inches in diameter. Also the saw can only handle a half inch blade means resawing will not be accurate.
1057606
I had to look that one up as I live in the mid - west, but yes I imagine it would based on the picture I saw. The only problem we ran into was branches that were 1 and1/2 in diameter, but those were hard woods in most cases. might do a bit better on softer woods and in a palm type branch I believe it would do fine.
1719077
No !!! Is a little bit more wider so you have to cut a 1/4 inch from side to side!!!
1463041
Most likely. I have a wide variety of growth on the property and it cuts everything but more dense sapplings (eg trees). It will cut wild roses which are very tough.
750233
I use it to make 3/4 inch plugs but it's capable of 2 inch or more. When you cut your plugs, don't cut all the way through the wood you're cutting from. If you do, you'll have a hard time removing the plug from the cutter. I cut most of the way through and then run the wood through the table saw to separate the plug from the mother wood.
1294915
I used it with 1/2 inch engineered oak hardwood and im sure it would work well with 3/4. It provides a bit of a cushion and a good vapor barrier.
728140
No, it will now shred branches that large. It will handle small twigs that always get mixed in with leaves when you rake or blow them into a pile.
1164813
I used it to cut some small tree limbs, maybe 3-4" across. Cut them with no problem.
1273616
i have cut oak limbs about 6" in diameter. it is a work out for it, but it will do it. the machine is alittle under powered for anything over 3". but for the money it is a pretty good machine.
130177
never tried it. But it does cut 1/4 inch bolts and heavy chains pretty well.
226313
Umm, it may actually. Mines a 3/4 inch and it works fine. I would say it would.
1428026
It cuts pretty strong branches, I would say about half an inch for sure. Thicker than that and you might get lucky with a swing at it.this is a terrific hedge trimmer, versatile and easy to use and even at full extension. Good luck, hope this helps
1912809
Not a chance. I was just using this tool this morning to clip a camelia tree. You can cut up to about 3/8" branches.