Best Edger Blades to Use

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The best edger blade to use is the one whose listing names your exact edger model, with a blade length and center hole that match the blade you are replacing. On 2026-10-22 we read 13 Amazon listings for replacement edger blades and kept 10 that are blades or cutting heads for an edger. Most listings name a model but do not say whether that model is corded or cordless, and none gives a cutting speed or a blade life. This roundup shows what each listing states, what it leaves out, and when to skip it.

Quick answer

• Start with the model number on your edger. Pick a blade whose listing names that model, such as the LE750, WG896 or CMEED400 models that appear in these listings.
• Compare the center hole and blade length with the blade you are removing. Several listings do not state a center hole, and one listing gives two different blade lengths.
• Unplug the edger before you change a blade. The Worx WG896 page says so for that model. No source we opened gives a battery-removal step.
• Do not expect a cutting speed or blade life from a listing. None of the listings or manufacturer pages we opened gives one.

Listed specs at a glance

The table shows only what each listing states. A “not stated” cell means the listing is silent on that point, not that the blade lacks it.

Blade	Fits, as listed	Blade length, as listed	Material, as listed	Blades per pack	Center hole, as listed
BLACK+DECKER Edger Replacement Blade for Edge Hog (EB-007)	LE750, LE710, LE760	7-1/2 inch	Hardened steel	1	not stated
VEVOR Electric Edger Blades, 8.8-inch, 3-Pack	VEVOR ASYTM01230 edger; listing says not ETEG01A	8.8 inch	65Mn high-carbon steel	3	not stated
7-1/2 inch 243801-02 Black and Decker Edger Blade, 6 Pack (Andorm)	LE750, LE760, LE710, LE760FF (title)	7-1/2 inch	Heavy duty steel (title)	6	not stated
WORX 7 Lawn Edger Replacement Blades, 2 Pack, WA5880	WG898 series	7 inch	Hardened steel, rust-resistant coating	2	not stated
7-1/2 Electric Edger Blade, 2 Pack (texasrun, WA0034)	WG895 and WG896 electric lawn edgers	7.5 inch (title)	Hardened, heat-treated steel, powder-coated	2	not stated
3-Pack High Carbon Steel Replacement Edger Blades (WETOOLPLUS)	WG896, WG895, Craftsman, WA0034, 50018386, DeWalt DCED400 (title)	not stated in bullets	High carbon steel	3	0.512 inch
CRAFTSMAN Edger Replacement Blade (CMZEB700)	CMEED400, 12 Amp edger	7-1/2 inch	not stated	1	not stated
7-1/2 inch Edger Blade, 1/2 inch Center Hole, 6 Pack (Andorm)	WG896, WG895 (title)	7-1/2 inch	not stated	6	1/2 inch
EB-007 Edger Blade 7-1/2 Heavy Duty (Foifatt)	LE750, LE710, LE760	7-1/2 inch	Hardened steel	not stated	1/2 inch
7-1/2-inch Edger Blade, 243801-02 family (Kicofyee)	LE750, EH1000 (listing); CMEED400 (title)	7-1/2 inch (title); 7 3/4 inch (bullet)	Quenched heat treated steel	not stated	1/2 inch

The ten blades, one by one

Each entry gives the fit and figures the listing states, a reason to pick the blade, a reason to skip it, and the limit the listing leaves open.

BLACK+DECKER Edger Replacement Blade for Edge Hog (EB-007)

The listing says this is a replacement edger blade for the 2-in-1 Landscape Trencher. It is a 7-1/2-inch blade of hardened steel with a sharp serrated edge and a wear indicator, and the listing names the LE750, LE710 and LE760 as compatible. The listing says you can swap blades in minutes with the included washers. It is the only BLACK+DECKER blade in this table, and the brand’s support article covers a related part, the EB-007A, for the LE750 edger.

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Skip it if your edger is not one of the three models the listing names.

The limit: the listing does not state a center hole or a tooth count.

VEVOR Electric Edger Blades, 8.8-inch, 3-Pack

The title gives an 8.8-inch length, 65Mn high-carbon steel with an electrophoretic coating, a multi-serrated edge and a three-blade pack. The listing says the blade is compatible with the VEVOR ASYTM01230 edger, with no modifications required, and that it does not fit the ETEG01A. Its product details give model BL1 and an item weight of 1.59 pounds. At 8.8 inches it is the longest blade in this table, and the listing says the extra width covers more ground per pass.

Skip it if your edger is an ETEG01A or any model other than the ASYTM01230, since the listing names no other fit.

The limit: the listing gives no center hole, so compare the hole with your current blade before you buy.

7-1/2 inch 243801-02 Black and Decker Edger Blade, 6 Pack (Andorm)

The title calls this a heavy duty steel edger blade that fits the LE750, LE760, LE710 and LE760FF, sold as a six-blade pack. The product details give a package size of 9.84 by 3.15 by 1.18 inches and an item weight of 2.66 pounds. The brand line says Andorm, not Black and Decker, so the fit claim comes from the title alone. The part number 243801-02 in the title is the only cross-reference the listing gives.

Skip it if your edger is not one of the four models in the title, or if you want a blade from the brand that makes your edger.

The limit: the listing does not state a center hole or a material beyond the title’s heavy duty steel.

WORX 7 Lawn Edger Replacement Blades, 2 Pack, WA5880

The listing says this two-blade pack is compatible with the WG898 series, and it describes a hardened steel blade with a rust-resistant coating. The title gives a 7-inch size, and the product details give 7.1 by 2.1 by 0.1 inches and 9.1 ounces. The listing says installation takes a few twists of the bolt and nut that come with your lawn edger, so the pack does not include them. The manufacturer line names Positec Technology (China) Co., Ltd.

Skip it if your edger is not a WG898 series model, since the listing names no other fit.

The limit: the listing does not state a center hole, and its manufacturer line uses a different name from the WORX brand in the title.

7-1/2 Electric Edger Blade, 2 Pack (texasrun, WA0034)

The title says this two-pack fits the Worx WG896 and WG895 and lists the cross-reference numbers WA0034, 50018386 and 71-86880. The listing describes the blade as hardened, heat-treated steel with a powder coat and 0.1-inch thick sharp serrated edges, and it gives an item weight of 1.2 pounds. The listing says a wrench is all you need to replace a worn blade. Its product dimensions read 0.01 by 0.01 by 0.01 inches, which looks like a default value, so this table does not use that figure.

Skip it if your edger is a model other than the WG895 or WG896.

The limit: the listing does not state a center hole or a teeth count.

WETOOLPLUS 3-Pack High Carbon Steel Replacement Edger Blades

The listing says the blade is made of high carbon steel and gives a 0.512-inch center hole and a 0.100-inch thickness, which it says match OEM specifications. The title lists fit for the Worx WG896 and WG895, Craftsman, WA0034, 50018386 and DeWalt DCED400. The bullets say it replaces the WORX WA0034, 50018386 and Craftsman 71-86880, and that it fits other models such as the DeWalt DCED400 edger. The product details give model WTA0072 and an item weight of 1.19 pounds.

Skip it if your edger is not one of the models in the title, or if you need a stated blade length, which the bullets do not give.

The limit: the title lists several models, so confirm the one that matches your edger.

CRAFTSMAN Edger Replacement Blade (CMZEB700)

The listing describes this as a 7-1/2-inch heavy duty replacement edger blade for the 12 Amp CRAFTSMAN Edger, Model CMEED400. The listing treats it as one blade, with a product size of 9.75 by 4.88 by 0.25 inches and an item weight of 8.8 ounces. It does not state the material or the center hole.

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Skip it if your edger is not the CMEED400, since the listing names no other fit.

The limit: the material and center hole are not stated, so check your old blade or the owner’s manual before you order.

7-1/2 inch Edger Blade, 1/2 Inch Center Hole, 6 Pack (Andorm)

The title names a 1/2-inch center hole and fit for the WG896 and WG895. The package line lists six 7-1/2-inch edger blades with the part number 50018386. The product details give 9.84 by 3.15 by 1.18 inches and an item weight of 2.35 pounds. The listing does not state a material or a teeth count.

Skip it if your edger is not a WG896 or WG895.

The limit: the listing gives no material and no teeth count.

EB-007 Edger Blade 7-1/2 Heavy Duty (Foifatt)

The title says it fits the LE750, LE710 and LE760, and the listing calls it a replacement blade for the 2-in-1 Landscape Trencher. The listing says the blade is hardened steel with a 1/2-inch center hole. It also says that during production the hole can come out smaller than the original, and that “a tool is required to make the hole larger.” The package size is 7.99 by 3.58 by 1.02 inches, and the item weight is 1.28 pounds.

Skip it if you do not have a tool to open the hole, or your edger is not an LE750, LE710 or LE760.

The limit: the listing states no pack count and no model number.

7-1/2-inch Edger Blade, 243801-02 Family (Kicofyee)

The title says this blade replaces 243801-02, EB-007, 243797-00 and 243801-00, and fits the Black and Decker LE750 and EH1000 and the Craftsman CMEED400. The bullet lists the replacement part numbers EB-007AL, EB-007, 243801-00, 243801-02, 40-519 and 243797-00, a 1/2-inch center hole, and quenched heat treated steel. The product size is 8.27 by 2.87 by 0.71 inches and the item weight is 1.65 pounds.

The listing disagrees with itself on length. The title says 7-1/2 inch and the bullet says 7 3/4 inch. The listing also tells buyers to check the size of the blade they used before.

Skip it if you cannot confirm the length of your current blade, since the listing gives two figures.

The limit: the title and bullet disagree, and the listing gives no pack count.

Safety

The one blade-change safety step we can source comes from the Worx WG896 page. It says: “Before changing the blades, unplug your Lawn Edger / Trencher.” That page describes a 12 amp, 120V electric model, and it says the model “does not come with a battery or charger.” So the battery rule does not apply to that tool. None of the sources we opened gives a battery-removal step for any blade in this roundup.

The same page says: “The Edger / Trencher should not be used in wet or moist ground both for electrical safety and to prevent clogging of the blade chamber.” Keep the edger dry while you work on it.

The Worx WA0034 page also points readers to the owner’s manual for all safety information and guidelines. Read the owner’s manual for your own edger before you change a blade.

How we chose

We read 13 Amazon listings for replacement edger blades and edger cutting heads on 2026-10-22, one read per listing. The scope was blades for electric and cordless edgers. A listing made the list if it was a blade or cutting head for an edger. We left out string-trimmer lines, complete edgers, gas models and unrelated accessories. We kept 10 listings. We did not use shopper feedback or badges to choose them, and the table is not a ranking.

Three listings were read and left out. An Andorm 6-pack of 8×2 blades names several other brands’ edger models and does not say whether it fits an electric or cordless edger. A BRSUNAVOM 9-inch five-pack lists a “4 Cycle Wheeled Edger” among its fits, and the listing does not say whether it suits an electric or cordless edger. A Piwerod SB601RB is a plastic blade for a stringless trimmer and edger, so it is outside the metal edger blades this roundup covers.

What we could not verify

• Fit on your machine. The fit lines are what each listing says. We cannot confirm a fit on a physical edger from listings alone.
• Corded or cordless. Most listings name a model and do not say whether it is corded or cordless. The Worx WG896 page is the only page we opened that calls its model an electric tool with no battery.
• Cutting quality and blade life. No listing or manufacturer page gives a cutting or life figure. The BLACK+DECKER listing says its blade has a wear indicator, but it gives no wear figure.
• Center hole and teeth. Only four listings state a center hole, and none states a tooth count.

What the sources do not say

• Step-by-step blade changes. No manufacturer page we opened gives the full steps for these blades. The Worx WA0034 page and the Worx WG896 page both point to the owner’s manual for changing steps.
• Battery removal. No source we opened gives a battery-removal step for any blade here.
• Cutting figures and life. The sources give no number for cutting speed or blade life.
• Scope of the fit change. The BLACK+DECKER support article is about a related part, the EB-007A, and it is dated October 12, 2022. It describes a design change on the LE750 blade. We cite it only for BLACK+DECKER blades.

Buying checklist

• Read the model number on your edger and find it in a fit line before you add a blade to your cart.
• Compare the length and center hole with the blade you are removing. The Foifatt listing warns that the hole can be smaller than the original, and the Kicofyee listing tells buyers to check the old blade.
• Check what comes in the pack. The WORX WA5880 listing says the bolt and nut come with the lawn edger, and the BLACK+DECKER listing says its blade swaps in with included washers.
• Count the blades. The pack size tells you how many blades you get, not how long each one lasts.

Mistakes to avoid

• Flipping the blade. Worx says its WA0034 blade cannot be flipped, and that a blade installed upside down will not properly edge the lawn.
• Buying on length alone. The Kicofyee title says 7-1/2 inch and its bullet says 7 3/4 inch.
• Skipping the unplug step. The Worx WG896 page says to unplug the edger before changing the blades.
• Trusting the title alone. The fits for the Andorm 243801-02 six-pack come from its title, and its brand line says Andorm. Confirm the fit against your model number.

FAQ

Which edger blade fits my edger?

Start with the model number on your edger, and look for that model in a listing’s fit line. The table above shows what each listing names. If a listing does not name your model, it does not confirm a fit, so check your owner’s manual or your old blade before you buy.

Do I need to remove the battery before I change an edger blade?

None of the sources we opened gives a battery-removal step. The Worx WG896 page says to unplug the edger before changing the blades, and it says that model does not come with a battery or charger. Follow the owner’s manual for the tool you have.

How long does an edger blade last?

No source we opened gives a blade life figure. The BLACK+DECKER listing says its blade has a wear indicator, so check the blade against that indicator as you use it.

Can I flip a blade over to get more use from it?

Not according to Worx. Its WA0034 page says the blade cannot be flipped, and that a blade installed upside down will not properly edge your lawn. That is Worx’s statement about its own blade, so read the instructions for your blade before you try it.

Is a six-blade pack better than a two-blade pack?

The pack size only tells you how many blades you get. The listings do not state a life or cutting figure, so a bigger pack is not a claim of longer life or better quality. Choose the pack size that matches how often you expect to replace blades.

What if the center hole on the new blade is smaller than my old one?

The Foifatt listing says that during production the center hole can be smaller than the original, and a tool is required to make the hole larger. The Kicofyee listing tells buyers to check the size of the blade they used before. Compare the hole with your old blade before you install the new one.

Bottom line

Match the model number on your edger to a fit line in a listing before anything else. If the listing does not name your model, or does not state the center hole, confirm both against your old blade or your owner’s manual before you buy. Unplug the edger before any blade change.

For the trimmer side of the same tools, see WORKPRO vs WORX: Trimmers & Accessories compared or Greenworks vs EGO Power+: String Trimmers compared.

Sources

Amazon listings, each opened 2026-10-22:

• https://www.amazon.com/BLACK-DECKER-EB-007-Heavy-Duty-Replacement/dp/B00004R9TD (opened 2026-10-22)
• https://www.amazon.com/VEVOR-Replacement-High-Carbon-Electrophoretic-Multi-Serrated/dp/B0GQFWLL93 (opened 2026-10-22)
• https://www.amazon.com/Andorm-243801-02-Black-Decker-Edger/dp/B0H82C7NHG (opened 2026-10-22)
• https://www.amazon.com/WORX-Edger-Replacement-Blades-WA5880/dp/B0GXKCHQBR (opened 2026-10-22)
• https://www.amazon.com/texasrun-7-1-Electric-Edger-Blade/dp/B0GTT8628D (opened 2026-10-22)
• https://www.amazon.com/WETOOLPLUS-Electric-Replacement-WA0034-Compatible/dp/B0B8P2LLW6 (opened 2026-10-22)
• https://www.amazon.com/CRAFTSMAN-Blade-Wheeled-Edger-Heavy/dp/B083X9NHTH (opened 2026-10-22)
• https://www.amazon.com/Andorm-Edger-Blade-Center-WG896/dp/B0H81V49JR (opened 2026-10-22)
• https://www.amazon.com/Foifatt-EB-007-Replacement-Blades-Compatible/dp/B09MYQX5KC (opened 2026-10-22)
• https://www.amazon.com/Kicofyee-243801-02-243797-00-243801-00-Craftsman/dp/B0CGDLH46Q (opened 2026-10-22)

Manufacturer and support pages:

• https://support.blackanddecker.com/hc/en-us/articles/360012687838-What-should-I-do-if-my-new-EB-007A-edger-blade-will-not-fit-on-my-LE750-edger (opened 2026-10-22)
• https://www.worx.com/lawn-edger-replacement-blades-wa0034.html (opened 2026-10-22)
• https://www.worx.com/7-inch-electric-lawn-edger-trencher-wg896.html (opened 2026-10-22)