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Dull or damaged blades are the #1 reason a Craftsman hedge trimmer stops cutting cleanly. Whether your trimmer is leaving ragged edges, binding up mid-cut, or making that awful grinding noise — the blade assembly is usually the culprit. Craftsman blade kits come ready to install and restore your trimmer to professional cutting performance.
We stock OEM Craftsman blade sets, cutting heads, and blade guards for gas and electric models across decades of production. Enter your model number below to find the exact blade assembly your trimmer needs.
Craftsman hedge trimmers come in two main types: gas-powered and electric (corded or cordless). Gas models typically use longer dual-blade assemblies (18 to 24 inches), while electric models often feature single-blade or shorter dual-blade designs. Your model number will determine the exact blade length, tooth pitch, and mounting style. Check the trimmer's nameplate or manual to confirm whether you have a CMXGTAMD, CMXGDAMD, or another series — each has specific blade compatibility.
Craftsman blade failure shows up quickly: ragged or torn leaf edges instead of clean cuts, the trimmer binding or stalling mid-cut, visible chips or gaps in the teeth, or heavy vibration during operation. If you're struggling to cut through branches that used to slice easily, the blades have dulled. If the trimmer makes a grinding sound or vibrates excessively, the blade may be bent or the shaft may have cracked. In either case, blade replacement restores cutting performance immediately.
You can touch up slightly dulled blades with a file or sharpening stone, but Craftsman trimmer blades — especially on gas models — are designed for replacement rather than professional sharpening. The tooth geometry and hardness are optimized for one-time use. Once blades dull significantly, replacement is faster, safer, and more cost-effective than attempting to restore them. OEM Craftsman blade kits are affordable ($20 to $60) and ship quickly.
Most Craftsman blade assemblies mount with two or four bolts that require a standard wrench or socket (usually 8mm — 10mm). The installation process takes 5 to 10 minutes. Always disconnect the spark plug wire (gas models) or unplug the trimmer (electric) before working on blades. Tighten mounting bolts in a cross pattern to ensure even pressure. If your model uses a proprietary blade head or quick-change system, the OEM blade kit will include specific installation instructions.


Ensure your Craftsman hedge trimmer operates at peak efficiency with high-quality blade parts available for easy online ordering. Whether you're a homeowner or a professional technician, finding the right Craftsman hedge trimmer blade part is straightforward with our model number/part number lookup system. Take advantage of our No-Hassle 365-Day Returns and Price Match Guarantee, ensuring the best value and satisfaction. With same-day shipping, get your replacement hedge trimmer blades quickly and conveniently. If you're troubleshooting a hedge trimmer issue, resources like our Hedge Trimmer Repair Help can guide you in fixing common problems. For additional parts, browse our selection of Craftsman Hedge Trimmer Motor Parts to keep your equipment running smoothly.
Craftsman typically places the model number on a label attached to the hedge trimmer's body, often on the motor housing or near the handle. Check both sides of the housing and clean away dirt or grass so the letters and numbers are easy to read. The model number identifies the entire trimmer, not just its blade, and helps match every associated part to the correct unit. Enter it in the model number search to pull up the parts matched to your unit. With the full model selected, you can narrow the catalog to compatible Craftsman hedge trimmer parts and avoid comparing specifications by hand. That means fewer wrong orders and a faster repair.

Sharp blades and well-tensioned chains cut cleanly and reduce strain on your Craftsman Hedge Trimmer. Repair Clinic stocks OEM blades and chains for a wide range of outdoor equipment, along with installation and sharpening videos. Use the model number lookup to confirm the exact specification for your unit, and consider keeping a spare on hand for the season.

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