The Home Depot[homedepot.com] has the Homelite 12V Lithium Cordless Battery Grass Shear and Shrubber Trimmer w/ Internal 2.5 Ah Battery & Charger on sale for $29. Shipping is free.
Experience the convenience of 2 tools in 1 with the Homelite 12V Cordless Shear/Shrubber. This tool easily converts between a 4 in. grass shear and an 8 in. hedge shrubber. Designed with tool-free blade change, you can conveniently switch back and forth with no hassle. The lightweight and compact design provides comfortable use while trimming grass or shrubbing hedges. When you're done with the job, simply use the included charging cable to recharge the 12V 2.5Ah internal battery. Conveniently store your shear/shrubber using the wall hook. The Homelite 12V Cordless Shear/Shrubber is backed by a two-year warranty.
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The Home Depot[homedepot.com] has the Homelite 12V Lithium Cordless Battery Grass Shear and Shrubber Trimmer w/ Internal 2.5 Ah Battery & Charger on sale for $29. Shipping is free.
Experience the convenience of 2 tools in 1 with the Homelite 12V Cordless Shear/Shrubber. This tool easily converts between a 4 in. grass shear and an 8 in. hedge shrubber. Designed with tool-free blade change, you can conveniently switch back and forth with no hassle. The lightweight and compact design provides comfortable use while trimming grass or shrubbing hedges. When you're done with the job, simply use the included charging cable to recharge the 12V 2.5Ah internal battery. Conveniently store your shear/shrubber using the wall hook. The Homelite 12V Cordless Shear/Shrubber is backed by a two-year warranty.
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For those that dont want to do the homework. Homelite looks like a Home Depot only brand. The brand at one point was owned by John Deer before it got sold to a Hong Kong company called TTI (Techtronic Industries). So even though they are advertised as an American Company its actually Hong Kong owned but its a major player in the tools market as it also owns the brands Ryobi and Milwaukee which are top tier brands.
That being said 12V tools to me seems more like toys, but the reviews seem pretty good on them. Looking at price alone the closet I could find is a no name brand (cub tik) for $30 but it was 21V had a removable battery and its one of those 2 in 1 grass/hedge trimmers on Amazon....
I owned a lot of greenworks products, but thinking with how cheap these tools are might by a few. My main concerns is with this being 12V which is really weird to me, and having internal batteries these tools are pretty much throw aways. So $30 for a throw away seems okayish. Also with the Volt/Ah run time seems like this is only for quick and easy jobs.
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That being said 12V tools to me seems more like toys, but the reviews seem pretty good on them. Looking at price alone the closet I could find is a no name brand (cub tik) for $30 but it was 21V had a removable battery and its one of those 2 in 1 grass/hedge trimmers on Amazon....
I owned a lot of greenworks products, but thinking with how cheap these tools are might by a few. My main concerns is with this being 12V which is really weird to me, and having internal batteries these tools are pretty much throw aways. So $30 for a throw away seems okayish. Also with the Volt/Ah run time seems like this is only for quick and easy jobs.
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