Customer Reviews for VEVOR Lawnmower Blade Grinder, 2/3 HP 1700 RPM Motor with 7'' Diameter Standard & Reverse Wheel, 30 & 40 Grinding Degree Steel Mower Sharper for Blades & Tool Grinding in Garden or Workshop

It is an obvious knock off, with no set up instructions.That being said there are plenty of videos on how to set up similar ones with manuals available on their web site.Setup really is not that difficult. Install the "T" to the rear, the wider plate to the front, the other two plates to the guard, lower the wheel to get 30-degree angle , then make sure all plates are within 1/8" to 1/4" away front wheel and tightenThere is some vibration, but not enough to concern me.My thought is the grinding wheel is not perfectly balanced as there is no vibration with it removed, (as an aside my bench grinder does the same thing) plus you could always get a different wheel.All in all, it appears this will work fine for the 20 or so blades I sharpen per season.(I'll update this review in the fall of 23, or sooner if issues arise)

Love the concept and they shipped to FPO military address unlike RBG. The only issue I have with this one is that the opening on the bottom for the disc is too narrow and too small. You have to loosen up all the bolts on the electric motor in order to remove the disc to install new sand paper disc. The opening needs to be bigger. If the opening was bigger it would be a 5 star review. I have 17 sets of blades and this machine keeps them sharp for continuous mowing and great cuts.

It's perfect for the price

I got it on time and I was very satisfied with my product

Great price compared to the RBG model. There���s no way this simple of a product should cost anywhere near $500+. I���d been thinking about getting the RBG grinder for a couple years but couldn���t justify the $500+ asking price just to sharpen mower blades.This product does the same job for 1/3 the price. Highly recommend.

Works well. Definitely an improvement over a bench grinder. A bit of a hassle replacing the sanding disc, but compared to the price of comparable sharpeners I do not mind.

Just got it in. I am way too busy in the season to sharpen blades with an angle grinder. At 9 bucks to pay to have it sharpened and 18 or per blade to buy, I bought new blades all season instead of sharpening. I've got stacks of blades and just breezed through about a dozen in less than a 1/2 hr. Some were pretty chipped up. The sharpening quality is far better than I can get with a an angle grinder. All I wonder is how long the disc lasts. I've put off buying a dedicated grinder for 2 years. Should've bought it day 1.

Easy to get your blades sharpened right. You do need to clean at least the back side of the blade first. Novice employees are sharpening blades correctly with this unit. And very reasonably priced compared to more expensive sharpeners that require constant adjusting.

My husband has been wanting this, it came yesterday and of course he had to use it last night. We have over 16 acres and do a lot of mowing. He was very happy with it

Simple and easy to use. Been in lawn care for 15 years and this will save me $$$ because I had over $1200 in blades sitting around waiting to be properly sharpened. Works way better than hand and bench grinders.