can it easily edge around curves
1658475
Not EASILY. You would have to be very careful around the curb because the blade will hit the concrete.
1658476
I don't have extreme curves to edge but my sidewalk is somewhat curved and I have no issues with it.
1658477
The edger has 3 depth settings - the deeper you go the more difficult it is to make a tight curve. I usually have mine set at the deepest setting (1.5" I think) and make it around an 8" radius ok - that's on an inside cut, outside cut is easier.
1302736
No, not really. It's not completely solid but won't conform to how you bend it. You can probably use it for a curve but each block would be straight so the curve wouldn't be completely fluid.
2258814
I just purchased the Worx GT unit and love the way it edges my driveway and sidewalk. It cuts a sharp thin line about half an inch below the concrete edge and does not kick up a lot of dirt or grass clippings. It takes a little getting used to before you find the sweet spot for best results. I don't use my Sears gas powered edger anymore. Guess I'll try and sell it at the next garage sale.
1037058
It can be but not sure hownit would hold up cause the edges are trimmed and rounded
2218497
The track is straight and fairly rigid. I don't think it would make good curves, but it might cut okay with the right tool. I have only used it as a straight run with varying the heights and making a loop at the end
2194069
All edges are bound really nice. Not sure but if cut, the edges might curl or fray. I would not, in my opinion.
285011
No. You can only make rounded corners. You'll need to cut and use a corner piece (sold separately) which is 4" in both directions to cover the Sharp cut pieces. We used several (start and end) and they worked great.
2170950
Of course you could, but tight bends and corners under about 1" radius will need taper cuts to avoid bunching and the cuts will show Unless you are covering only a relatively flat surface it would take a lot of skill to make it look good
1660221
Yes. We use this to edge along a curb and have no problem, although you may have to go in one direction only.
733065
It's made of flexible clear plastic with some metallic conductors embedded in the material. I'd think that you could safely bend it in a curve, but not bend it at a sharp angle.
637426
as i recall you just flip the metal wire guard into it's own space underneath and flip the entire head. this reveals the wheels which makes it so easy to edge. i am down at our vacation home so cannot double check but it is super easy and designed for doing this. i usually just leave mine in edger mode. one regular battery allows me to edge around pool sidewalks and long driveway on a 2 acre lot. once you use this as edger you will never use anything else!
1839441
Is it flexible at all? I want to bend it around a gentle curve, maybe equivalent to a 10-foot diameter circle.
1690457
it's not fully rigid (it's collapsible after all) but you won't be able to curve it the way I think you want to because of the steel ribbon around the edge that keeps it open.
452763
Only if it very minor. I believe that you may have trouble "snapping" it together if the curve is too sharp.
93800
Yes, it is flexible and conforms to curves and around edges. I have made several sticker using this product and have not been disappointed yet.
645242
Its possible, however, you may have to buy additional units. All the pieces come individually so you can cut the length of the top an bottom rail to the lengths you need. In order to make it around your "slight corners" of the oval you may have to make several "shorter" fence panels to make the curve then open your panels back up to full lengths down the sides. Hope this helps
806955
I haven't tested it on curved surface. My dash is slanted and it grips it like a welder's hand.