Magnificent and robust professional Japanese folding tree saw with pull cut on pole,
mounted on a 90 cm wooden handle from the TENJU brand.
Folds into the handle for transport or storage.
Japanese steel blade, nickel and phosphorus plated to limit corrosion.
Teeth impact treated for greater hardness and durability.
360 mm Japanese-style blade.
10 teeth per inch.
Tooth depth 5 mm.
Blade thickness 0.6 mm.
One tooth out of 10 is offset to facilitate sawdust removal.
Blade height : 4 cm maximum (1.5 cm at its thinnest).
Total length of the tool with blade extended : 130 cm.
Length of the tool with blade retracted : 90 cm.
Weight of the tool : 370 g ! Ultra-lightweight.
Ideal for arboriculture.
The main advantage of this saw, apart from its length and thinness, is that it allows the gardener to adjust the angle of the blade in relation to the handle using a brass knob.
This can be very useful depending on the surrounding branches...
Once the desired angle has been achieved, the blade is secured with a screw on the shaft, which has a wide notch that can be inserted with a coin, screwdriver or any other flat tool...
(Not your Japanese tool blades, please!)
Interchangeable blades. Wear gloves when changing blades.
Perfect for pruning fruit trees and small ornamental trees.
Approximate working height : up to around 3 metres.
For storage and transport, the blade folds completely and can be stored in a groove in the wooden handle.
The wooden handle is oval-shaped for a good grip (30 x 21 mm) and is very comfortable to hold.
Brush the blade after use to remove any wood chips from the teeth.
Please note that as this is carbon steel, which is sensitive to surface oxidation, we recommend wiping and oiling the blade before storing it folded.
Wear appropriate safety equipment when using the product, such as a helmet and protective goggles.
Handle the blade with care, without using excessive force. Wear gloves.
Check that the screws are in place and secure, and ensure that the blade is properly locked before use.
TENJU brand.
Made in Japan.
