Oregon One-for-All 8-Tooth Blade 255 × 1.4 mm (295503-0)
Oregon's One-for-All 8-tooth blade: 255 × 1.4 mm hardened steel with a 25.4/20 mm reducer ring — for dense grass, weeds and light scrub.
In short:The Oregon One-for-All blade (295503-0) is a 255 mm, 1.4 mm-thick blade in hardened steel rated 42–48 HRC, painted red, with a reducer ring so it fits 25.4 mm and 20 mm arbors; a UK retailer lists it as 8-tooth. More teeth give a smoother, less snatchy cut through dense grass, weeds and light scrub than a 3-tooth blade. It's not a saw blade for saplings. Fit only to a machine rated for a 255 mm metal blade.
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Pros
- More teeth — smoother cut in dense growth
- Reducer ring included, fits most machines
- Bright red for visibility
Cons
- Thin 1.4 mm steel — not for saplings or stony ground
- More teeth to sharpen than a 3-tooth blade
What it is
Oregon’s One-for-All universal blade (part 295503-0) is 255 mm across and 1.4 mm thick, in hardened steel rated 42–48 HRC, painted red for visibility, and supplied with a reducer ring so it fits machines with a 25.4 mm or 20 mm arbor. The Amazon.co.uk listing doesn’t state the tooth count; a UK Oregon dealer lists this part as 8-tooth. It was sold by Amazon when we checked in October 2026.
When to choose 8 teeth
More, smaller teeth take smaller bites, so the blade cuts dense grass, weeds and light scrub more smoothly and with less snatching than a 3-tooth blade. It’s a good all-rounder for rough, mixed growth. For finger-thick saplings and woody stems, a toothed saw blade such as the 40-tooth 255 mm is the right tool, with the guard your machine specifies for it.
Fitting and safety
Fit it only to a brush cutter rated for a 255 mm metal blade, with the correct guard, thrust washer and nut (usually left-hand thread — how to fit a blade). Keep every tooth filed equally so the blade stays balanced (how to balance a blade), and cut on the left side of the blade to avoid kickback (kickback explained).
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