Japanese pruning saw long handle

With its long handle, this saw is ideal for carrying out cutting operations in trees and shrubs in all those places that could be reached with a normal hand saw only with the help of a ladder. It comes from Japan and, like all cutting tools from there, is one thing above all: extremely sharp. And, a second: extremely light.

The long blade, as is usual with Japanese saws, saws on pull and thereby "grips" firmly at the saw point in the branch that it is to cut through: This provides improved control over the sawing operation. The position of the saw blade can be infinitely adjusted by means of a knurled screw, allowing it to be adapted to the growth shape and direction of the branches at any time - while the person operating the saw keeps both feet firmly on the ground. When not in use, the blade can be folded (to protect material and people). Incidentally, this saw owes its light weight to the handle material: poplar wood is flexible and lightweight.