Hedge Trimmer Sharpening DIY / how to / tips and tricks 

You really grind the heck out of the blades. I use a file to sharpen my hedge trimmers. The manual process may take a while longer but I get a factory edge without removing a lot of metal.

Tank you for the knowledge. You managed to get me to watch all 31min of your video, when most on the shapen topic are 4-7min in length, mostly because I learned something new about every 6min or so. One of the best videos I've ever watched in the how to video arena. One comes away with not only how but why. . Thanks again

Just did this for my first time ever today, watched this last night as preparation. Was very straight forward and this is definitely the easiest way to do it, was super relieved I didn’t end up having to take the blades off. Thank you!

Thank you sir. I prefer the straight to the content when I look for how to videos and you did an awesome job doing that thank you.

Thank you. Really useful description of how a hedge trimmer works, so sharpening techniques make sense.

Excellent I'll be putting this into practice tomorrow!! Thankyou for the great tips.

really good advice and nice detailed explanation! non adjustable gap makes it hard to get the blades back to factory performance though. i recommend using some spray on oil after each usage of the tool to avoid rust and the build up between the blades. keep up the good work:)

Brilliant video , very instructive

Just found this channel and that was absolutely the best training video I've seen in hedge trimmers. Have you done one on sharpening tiller tunes. Thank you

Thanks. You addressed a challenge I've run into sharpening these how to hold the cutter. We have a Park at work just never tried it for that. Do you remove the cutter assy from the engine before sharpening? Getting the teeth right at that 50% is a bit tricky with engine attached. I'm retired but just started a part time job at a saw shop last July. And it's YOUR YT channel present as you see fit to explain the job. Well done. Gary

Another great vid

very nice

Good technique and advice but could have gotten to the point and done in 2 mins. Consider making a shorter version.

Thank you, assembling the clamp and disks now. Is there any value to using lower RPMs if the grinder supports it?

More information on that $300 vice and where to get one please

Which part of Arizona do you live in?

What is the name of the disk you like to use

Blighmy Charlie, informative, but you took way to long to tell us what to do.

Looking at your edges , I like my method much better, makes a factory appearing and extremely sharp edge and much faster process, I use a Right Angle Die Grinder with a 2” Course Roll Lock Abrasive Pad. You should try it , no sparks either…