Quick video of how to trim artificial grass/turf. This process (with oscillator) is WAY easier than trying to cut into the grass from the front side with a utility knife. Hit me up with any questions!
I don't know the exact brand, but this link is to the site of the place that I bought it from. The one I went with is call the "Half Moon Bay 84". They have the full spec sheet there. When it comes to turf, I found that the height and weight make a huge difference. 84 refers to the oz per yard. Heavier is usually better. This particular one has a 2in pile. Hope that helps! www.theturfdepotinc.com/shop-gallery-3#section-id-1617101688648
The initial two cuts you do are enough for guides, just use those to line up the cuts. Ps. That knife is shocking man, you're over exerting your hands by applying so much pressure.
I had an actual sod knife, which was a big hooked blade, but maybe it wasn’t sharp enough because it just didn’t work well. Is there a particular brand of knife that works best?
Great tip, thanks. I hate cutting fake grass. Such a pain.
Happy to help dude! Totally agree. It was kicking my butt until I broke out the oscillator tool! Thanks for watching.
I have to cut a lot of turf and have never done it before. This really helped give me some direction - thanks!!!
Glad I could help. Good luck on your project!
This is basically what I've been looking for last 24 hours, ❤
Happy to help!
Thanks for the great tip. Will certainly help with my installation
Happy to help dude!
If you use a double sided razor carpet knife works way better. Cutting from the back.
Great tip! Thanks for the info.
Also referred to as a Bloody Mary
This was a great tip… thanks!
Happy to help dude!
A true pro has no problem making pro cuts with a blade, easy and way faster
Fair enough….. I’m clearly not a pro.
What brand are you using for the turf? That looks like a thick turf very hard to find
I don't know the exact brand, but this link is to the site of the place that I bought it from. The one I went with is call the "Half Moon Bay 84". They have the full spec sheet there. When it comes to turf, I found that the height and weight make a huge difference. 84 refers to the oz per yard. Heavier is usually better. This particular one has a 2in pile. Hope that helps! www.theturfdepotinc.com/shop-gallery-3#section-id-1617101688648
I'm guessing there is a good reason not to use the oscillating tool to make all of the cuts?
I think a knife is quicker and it’s definitely easier to cut from the back. But finding WHERE to cut is when that oscillator is key!
Plus you spend a whole pack of blades cutting with the utility knife
You definitely will chew through utility blades like mad. Very good point!
The initial two cuts you do are enough for guides, just use those to line up the cuts.
Ps. That knife is shocking man, you're over exerting your hands by applying so much pressure.
Good feedback. Was definitely figuring it out as I went!
Try using a good quality hook nosed knife. Way way quicker. That method on show is very time consuming. Serrated kitchen knife? I don't think so.
I had an actual sod knife, which was a big hooked blade, but maybe it wasn’t sharp enough because it just didn’t work well. Is there a particular brand of knife that works best?
@@DadDoingStuffany utility knife would’ve went a long way for you it woulda cost you less than 10$ if not a carpet blade would be perfect
Is this Joe Rogans younger brothers voice?
🤷🏻♂️ My mom always said I had a face for radio. 😂
I'd rather use Deco rocks against the brick you don't have to be so exact
Yeah that’s fair….definitely don’t need to be as precise.
You left out the pumping dub step beat.
Will keep that in mind for the next video.
Nice knife for cutting artificial grass. Really? Delphin knife is so much better.
Is that like a carpet knife? Never used/owned one.
to bad all the action is in the dark 😂
Agreed…..gonna be better when I get a real film crew. 🤣