light! A gardening saw that won't make you tired.

Pruning saw for thick branches 270mm.

Replace any blade in the series! This is a gardening saw with replaceable blades. Convenient to carry as it comes with a case. You can safely perform pruning work in the fields and mountains. The saw blade is made of spring steel and has an impact hardened finish that prevents it from breaking and retains its sharpness. It is a professional specification that can handle a lot of felling work. The grip is wrapped in soft resin (elastomer) to fit your hand, so you won't get tired even when working for long periods of time. The saw is firmly inside the pod to prevent it from falling. To remove it, use your thumb to push out the pod and pull out the grip. (See image)
. The saw blade is 0.7mm thin and cuts lightly and neatly with little damage to the wood. The series of replacement blades has blades for various purposes such as pruning, fine pruning, extra fine pruning, temporary frames, crafts, bamboo sawing, and iron cutting. Buy one and it will become a strong item for your home.

Uses: Pruning live trees and fruit trees (pear trees, mandarin oranges, etc.), and caring for garden trees. Cuts thick branches easily. For those looking for a shorter size, 240mm is available.

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It's light anyway. The saw has good balance. The grip fits on the back of your hand, so it has good adhesion. Less tiring. The thin blade allows for easy cutting with little damage to trees. Women can also work comfortably. This is the same problem with many Sayas, but the problem is that you can't wear it without a belt. If you don't wear a belt (especially women), we recommend attaching a carabiner to the sheath and hooking it to your belt loop.

Replacement blade replacement method: No tools required. (See image)
1. Cover the saw blade with a cloth, hold it, and tap the back of the handle lightly to remove it.
2. After removing and checking the used saw blade, prepare a new saw blade. Attach the hook part to the back metal rotating bracket.
3. Check that the saw blade hook part is hanging on the back metal, and secure it by nailing the grip handle end.