Will DEWALT's NEW Tool Change How You Garden & Work?

[@davep8366]

I have one I love it... But 2 complaints It really should be brushless It "times out" if you keep safty dpressed too long without cutting...

[@wendydix5534]

My son got me a much smaller’Mistral’ brand set of these for Christmas last year and they are a game changer for me as I have arthritis in my hands. We only have a green waste bin collection every fortnight here so I cut things small so I can get more in the bin! Love the whole concept of them, regardless of brand.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Nice, thanks for the comment!

[@C.P.C3719]

I brought this and the chainsaw pruner from Dewalt and it definitely cuts down the time it takes to cut down overgrown bushes and vines. 100 percent worth the investment

[@echabot2721]

I went through 3 of these specific Dewalt pruners. For hard commercial usage. Pruning White pine. Limbs no thicker than my thumb. Each one lasted about one week of heavy pruning. The most recent one only lasted about 5 or 6 days. I'm currently looking to have the parts replaced. Also the 2nd one was replaced under warranty. But the season passed and it didn't last long. The 3rd one I bought on my own, also the one that lasted a few days only.

[@charleswise5570]

This tool does remarkably well. I've had a chance to use one recently. Saved time and pain, especially pruning some new sumac coming up. Made quick work of them.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Agreed, thanks for the feedback!

[@louroberts5567]

Hey, Brad! Thanks for posting this. I'm not quite ready to hang up my hand pruners or loppers yet, but, it's nice to know there are products like these battery pruners out there. I know they've been out for a while as a battery powered product but, many folks don't know. These product review videos that you post are awesome. So, for those out there who watch but don't comment; THANK YOU! Have a great week, Brother.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

You are always a nice comment to see, Lou, thanks!

[@jameseast1501]

I’ve been pruning fruit trees with this. A time saver and easier on “ye ole bod.” Your observations are right on.

[@sureshots8155]

You are literally ever other commercial on my feed. I don’t really watch your channel although I know you are out there. Obviously you have it going on. Congratulations 🎉🎈🍾

[@CopperCreekCuts]

I appreciate that! :P

[@affordablelawnservice5091]

We just got one this spring it works Absolutely flawlessly.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Glad to hear it!

[@rongollonik7754]

I bought one of these when Home Depot first got it in stock. I've done a lot with my hands and arms over the years for fun and work and they get worn out and sore sooner than they used to. While I could use the hand shears, or a short 2 hand lopper, I enjoy a powered one hand shears. Although I saw previous reviews I was still impressed by what this could cut. Until now there were only a lot of unknown brand name shears. When I heard DeWalt was bringing this tool out, I waited, and I am glad I did.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

I agree, I have seen tons of no name Chinese brands on amazon over the past year, this is the first big name that picked it up (that I know of)

[@rongollonik7754]

@@CopperCreekCuts I forgot to mention this in the first message. You said to put the branch against the fixed blade as opposed to the moving blade. I push the pruner up to the branch so that both blades make contact with the branch. I believe this provides for a more powerful cut, needed on the thicker branches, because the branch is closer to the pivot point. Although it is not as critical on smaller branches there is no reason to not do it then as well.

[@randomrazr]

what if u stick urfinger in it

[@sylviasanchez585]

I really think this tool is a must when pruning. I enjoyed this video.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thank you!

[@PineyGroveHomestead]

Dewalt 20V tools....yes, yes and yes! I want one of each!

[@CopperCreekCuts]

XD I'll bring it by so you can test it out!

[@daylen577]

I just wanted to say that I appreciate you pointing out that the price point is not for you to judge. So many channels are like 'this $500 cheese grater is a great deal, everyone should be buying this', ignoring the fact that the one time per year that I grate cheese does not in any way justify spending more than maybe $10. Thanks for not assuming we're all rich as hell, I guess 😁

[@CopperCreekCuts]

LOL Thank you for the feedback, it is helpful and appreciated! Now go use your dollar tree cheese grater like a peasant. :D ;)

[@daylen577]

@@CopperCreekCuts I'm not sure I even own a chees grater to be honest 😂 We do have a pizza cutter that we got for free with a frozen pizza once, and have been using for almost 8 years now!

[@NB-Philly]

Now that I have seen this being used, its on my purchase list! thanks!

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Glad I could help!

[@michaelthompson7570]

Nice,,,thanks,,not sold yet but closer since watching

[@breakheartorchard]

They were sold out when I tried to get one earlier this year. I got a similar type handheld battery operated pruner. My wife loves them.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

I have seen lots of brands on Amazon, all fairly similar in concept. I love the idea!

[@JS-zb1vv]

I bought my mom the m12 Milwaukee small sawzall ! It works awesome for tree trimming and didn’t have to buy a single use tool !!

[@CopperCreekCuts]

That is awesome!

[@karunald]

Curious how much pressure is needed on the trigger and if your finger starts hurting

[@tony8354586]

Hey Brad, I just received this pruner. Can you please tell me if you get flashes in the back of motor when you use it? Regards, Tony

[@firstname6208]

I had the ryobi trimmer, it is about 30" long able to reach up into or under low growth. with that said I did purchase one of these and a battery adaptor so I could use my milwaukee m18 batteries to run it (didn't want to invest in a third battery and charger line. like it so far.

[@Georgey1995]

Best tool

[@NYDRAINS]

Handy tool, I'm sure it took a load off of the arms for sure, and looks like a time saver. Nice buy, or shall I say investment 😉

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Absolutely!

[@MazichMusic]

Need to add that tool to my arsenal!

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Not one you ALWAYS need (at least me) but REALLY nice to have when you do.

[@deionsharpe5139]

That is a HUGE TIME SAVER !!!!!

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Yes!

Just bought one, I am probably only one owner in Lithuania (Europe). It's a little bit bulty, maybe not so much suitable for precise fruit tree punning. I will use it for work with hegdes. 😊

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thanks for sharing!

[@C.P.C3719]

Love mine

[@SandrA-hr5zk]

Out here, fig trees grow just as crazy fast. Our neighbor put a fence up right along the tree, so now it wants to grow towards the house even more. Plus the privot bush along the garage that gets a god awful cut back with my saw-zall every couple of years. I've got DeWalt 20v, Porter Cable 20v, and Milwaukee 12v batteries. Which is ridiculous considering they're mostly made by all the same company.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

LOL You are keeping a lot of people in business! :D

[@naturefeeder5748]

Crepe Myrtles, cut one branch or sucker and five grow back in its place. Last year I discovered “sucker punch” and I was impressed! It is a fairly thick liquid that you brush on the cut and somehow it tells the tree to stop growing in that spot, but it doesn’t hurt the rest of the tree. I have only 2 Crepe Myrtles but they need very little pruning this year and I’m happy about that since I don’t have electric pruners, but I do have tendinitis. 😁

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Very nice! I need to try that around the bottom. Hate the suckers from the ground.

[@ghkillah1995]

Don't you wish we knew to have stuff like this when we were younger? This is awesome. The bulk looks problematic, but at the cost of my knucks/wrists/and joints? Win.

[@markanthonyy29]

Ryobi makes a much more compact unit if you’re worried about the bulkiness, but im pretty bias to Ryobi so take my words with a pinch of salt😂

[@blautens]

Good review, thanks.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@bushwhackerslawncarepryoro6526]

I’ve been looking at those. At 57, my hands and arms probably will appreciate it.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

At 34 mine do! :D

[@ABetterLifeInc]

I’m heavily invested in DeWalt. So it would be an easy buy for me but for someone who might have a collection by Black & Decker. Don’t buy this one. Even though I think this one is built better than theirs. In my opinion. Having tools to work off one battery system just makes life easier.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Good feedback, thanks!

[@petethehandyman9185]

That’s awesome

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thanks!

[@billfeldman3234]

"NICE"!!!

[@bradleykornele]

Now for pole attachment

[@firstname6208]

I have the ryobi pruner, its almost 30" battery to top of blade, wish they had a 5' model.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

That would be awesome!

[@chasteen9159]

Time for the old “snip snip”😉😉

[@CopperCreekCuts]

:P

[@InsightLandCare]

Cutting edge Technology.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Hey-oh! :D

[@y2roger682]

You know I'm always going to support you but I like my MANLY FOREARM! Know what I mean 😉

[@CopperCreekCuts]

LOL

[@bikeme218]

Dewalt put that thing on a pole with the pole in sections and the switch and battery at the bottom

[@CopperCreekCuts]

YES!

[@cookinitmax]

Does it cut finger joints lol

[@CopperCreekCuts]

I am NOT going to be the one to find out! :D

[@bruceslawncarenist9234]

Sure would be nice if these companies would use one battery size so you don’t end up with so many different battery and charger. The tool looks pretty good sure a hand saver

[@CopperCreekCuts]

But then you wouldn't have to buy THEIR new tool! :D

[@victrith1]

Why this is so big ? There is a lot of tols like this much smaller.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

This is a family channel, keep the comments clean. :P

[@jonpogue427]

Chop chop!

[@LoveMony]

Очень круто.

[@cup_and_cone]

It comes with an LED light because if it didn't, some reviewer would somehow complain it doesn't have a light...

[@smey02]

Dont know why you say its useless...if you use it in dark shadow, behind a shed or something, or in a hedge. Or inside a treetop at summer, with all the leafes it can also be a bit dark. But in general, like you say, better have it that not have it. Doesnt hurt

[@cup_and_cone]

@@smey02 Where did I say it was completely useless? Do I think it helps? Not really. Even in a shadowed area I guarantee that light is not bright enough to actually illuminate anything during daylight hours. The fact is, every hand tool now has an LED whether it's needed or not. It's just where we are.

[@ABetterLifeInc]

…and if it didn’t have a light. That same person would go around saying that this tool is a piece of crap.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Never thought of that, good point! :D

[@SGTvolcan]

Looks heavy, kinda want a turtle design for the blades.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

It wasn't light.

[@tinman1955]

If trees ruled the world would they prune people?

[@rawsonreich]

When I see the blade close it has been oiled

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Yep, they came that way. Always a good practice as long as the oil is OK for plants.

[@Hillsidelanscapemanagement]

While it seems to be well built and I carry some DeWalt battery powered stuff with me, I wouldn't buy one. I don't have arthritis in my hands nor any other issues so using hand pruners isn't an issue for me. That would just be something else to find room for in the trailer.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Haha, I hear you!

[@JCZ2601NL]

🇳🇱👍👍👍👍🍀

[@yufengyan]

Lol

[@kennethharrison4847]

Good grief when are these reviewers going to stop pulling punches. It's always trimming the soft wood. My dulled lopers will cut that stuff. Man up and go for the manly pruning of apple,oak,maple hickory upto 1 1/2 inches . Stop testing on wimpy bushes

[@stevehiggins1263]

I have a garden maintenance business and honestly would not ever consider a tool like this, it's actually hilarious that anyone would bother reviewing it?. Seriously go to Niwaki get a quality set of secateurs and loppers from Japan and your golden for life... no battery required.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Like I mentioned, a lot depends on someone's physicality. You are looking at everyone through your particular lens, which apparently has no health issues (good for you!). If someone's forearm strength is limited or they have no grip strength, this or a similar tool may be the only way they can get the work done they need.

[@stevehiggins1263]

@@CopperCreekCuts That's a very fair point.

[@John_themonkeyman]

First

[@that_martin_dude8300]

L

[@martinleska4292]

Horrible design. Weird position and angle of blade to hand, motor and handle protection perfectly prevent proper an comfortable usage, blades are far from trigger. This is suitable only for cleaning unwanted trees with horrible cuts far from limb/stump. Absolutely inappropriate for precision pruning fruit trees or vine. I had brushless electric pruner from ebay for 130€ with conventional shape like a professional pruners, with charger and 2 batteries for 3rd season and works perfectly, can cut 3cm branch.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

I felt like I got as close as needed for healthy cuts but you seem to be the expert!

[@bonedaddy33]

I agree, terrible design. I took mine back and bought a conventional style which works much better for hard to reach branches.