Combination rebar cutters and benders slice rebar to length or curve it to fit into forms. Their jaws make cleaner cuts with less effort than hacksaws, and their rollers make smoother bends than hickey bars. They are mounted on a wood plank that provides a stable base for support and allows applying more leverage than an unmounted hickey or bender.

Manual rebar hickeys cradle rebar in their bending head and use leverage from their long handle to form a bend. Also known as hickey bars, these benders curve rebar to fit into forms. They are easier to transport than combination cutter-benders but require more effort to push the handle.

These blades replace worn or damaged blades in combination rebar cutters and benders which cut rebar to length or curve it to fit into forms. They should be matched to a cutter and bender tool of a compatible brand and manufacturer model number.