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Pruning SawsOUR TAKE
Corona RS 7510D 18-inch D-Handle Pruning Saw
A long fixed pruning saw with an 18-inch curved blade and an enclosed D handle.
Choose this model for larger accessible branch cuts with room for a long stroke and a gloved grip.
- Good for
- Larger accessible branch cuts with room for a long stroke and a gloved grip.
- Look elsewhere if
- You want a compact saw to carry in a pocket or small bag.
- The tradeoff
- The long blade needs more clearance around both the cut and the storage spot.
At a glance
- Power source
- Manual
- Material
- Steel
- Handle style
- Short hand tool
Why it earns a look
- The D handle gives a defined enclosed gripping area.
- The long blade provides more stroke length than a small folding saw.
Where it asks for a compromise
- It is cumbersome for little stems and crowded branch junctions.
Check the clearance before choosing a long blade
A longer saw is useful only when the branch and its surroundings let you use that length. If another stem or fence limits the stroke, a compact saw can be easier to place. This model belongs in a full-size pruning kit rather than a pocket kit.
Living with it in the garden
Keep both hands behind the cutting path.
Cover the fixed teeth for transport.
Which one belongs in your shed?
Your RS 7510D questions
Does it have a folding blade?
No. This is a fixed 18-inch saw.
Why choose the D handle?
It provides an enclosed grip suited to gloved use and the handle positions described by Corona.
Full specifications, manuals & sources
Model details
- Full model name
- Corona RS 7510D 18-inch D-Handle Pruning Saw
- Amazon ASIN
- B01LZ7UL4F
- Handle style
- Short hand tool
- Material
- Steel
- Power source
- Manual
- Brand
- Corona
Manuals & product information
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Product information checked 2026-10-29. Our assessment uses the linked specifications and manuals; it does not represent a hands-on test. Editorial standards & corrections.