Features
- Compatible with M18 FUEL™ 21" Self-Propelled Dual Battery Mower
- Direct replacement for the original mower blade
- Constructed from steel for enhanced durability
- Precision-machined cutting edge for improved cut quality
Specifications
| Length | 21 in |
| Weight | 1.2 lb |
| Height | 0.5 in |
| Width | 2 in |
| Cutting Edges | 2 |
This 21" mower blade is designed as a replacement for the blade included with the M18 FUEL™ 21" Self-Propelled Dual Battery Mower.
Model Number: 49-16-2734
Project Ideas
Business
Custom Metal Art
Start a business creating and selling custom metal art pieces using repurposed mower blades. Market these unique items at craft fairs, online marketplaces, and local artisan shops.
Tool and Equipment Organization
Offer a service to create custom tool and equipment organizers using repurposed mower blades. Design and build hooks, shelves, and storage solutions for garages and workshops.
Knife Making Workshops
Host workshops where participants can learn to make their own knives using the steel from mower blades. Provide all necessary materials and tools, and guide attendees through the knife-making process.
Garden Decor Business
Create a line of garden decor items made from repurposed mower blades. Sell products like wind chimes, sculptures, and plant markers at garden centers, online, and at local markets.
Upcycled Home Decor
Launch a business focused on upcycled home decor, using mower blades to create items such as rustic shelves, wall hooks, and other unique pieces. Market these items through a website and social media platforms.
Creative
Garden Art Sculptures
Transform the 21" mower blade into unique garden art sculptures. Weld multiple blades together to create abstract forms or use individual blades as the foundation for metal flowers or other creative designs.
Wind Chimes
Use the mower blade as the main piece for a set of wind chimes. Attach smaller metal pieces or old tools to the blade, creating a rustic, musical decoration for outdoor spaces.
Wall Hooks
Repurpose the mower blade by cutting it into smaller sections and bending them to form wall hooks. These can be mounted in a garage or shed to hang tools, hoses, or other equipment.
Knife Blanks
Use the steel from the mower blade to create knife blanks. The high durability of the blade's material makes it ideal for crafting custom knives.
DIY Rustic Shelves
Incorporate the mower blade into DIY rustic shelves. Use the blade as a support bracket or decorative element, adding a unique industrial touch to the shelving unit.