Japanese Professional Onoyoshi Forged Pruners
Japanese Professional Onoyoshi Forged Pruners
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Made in Japan
- Made of high quality Japanese Izumo Yasuki steel
- Rockwell hardness of HRC 61
- 2-1/4" long cutting blade edges
- 1/2" cutting diameter max (live)
- Very sharp & clean cutting
- 8" overall length
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These pruners are fantastic high quality elegant pruners that are favorites of many professionals alike. The blades of this bypass pruner are forged from very high quality Japanese Izumo Yasuki steel, making the cutting edges razor-sharp & long lasting, & gives the pruner very nice smooth cuts when used. A fantastic multi-purpose pruner great for many various garden tasks such as trimming, pruning, thinning, & general purpose cutting. There is a special locking mechanism on the end of the handle as well. Made in Japan.
Hardwick & Sons is pleased to offer quality tools from Japan for the many people who desire special & well-crafted tools. The wide variety of Japanese products that we offer come from the many craftsmen & toolmakers in Japan who have a special dedication to their skillful craft & art of toolmaking.
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Product Cutting Blade Edge Cutting Dia. (Live) Max Overall Length Handle Lengths Model # Japanese Professional Onoyoshi Forged Pruners 2 - 1/4" 1/2" 8" 4" SUMP2X
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United StatesOnoyoshi pruners
These are the best pruners I’ve ever used. The spring is just the right tension for 70 year old hands and they are ambidextrous having uniformly shaped handles. Also the lock is more sturdily constructed than Japanese pruners I’ve had in the past. The only issue is I keep loosing them every few years. Love them and Hardwick’s. I’ve been shopping there since 1980. As a woodworker I’ve always felt like a kid in a candy store:)
United StatesTobisho pruners
This is a second pair purchased as a gift for my son in law who is a landscaper. I’ve had a few pair of Japanese pruners over 30 years and these are the best so far. Number one, they haven’t gotten lost:). They are very well made and the clasp looks like it will last. As long as they’re sharpened, adjusted and oiled they are the best. They’re also ambidextrous, as am I. I wrapped the handles with orange parachute chord for comfort and visibility. Love them. And have loved Hardwick’s for 40 years. (Woodworker) Please don’t move:)
United StatesKeep loosing them
I’ve loved these for 20 years. This is my 3rd pair. Keep loosing them so I made an innovation. These are super for ambidextrous people.
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United StatesOnoyoshi pruners
These are the best pruners I’ve ever used. The spring is just the right tension for 70 year old hands and they are ambidextrous having uniformly shaped handles. Also the lock is more sturdily constructed than Japanese pruners I’ve had in the past. The only issue is I keep loosing them every few years. Love them and Hardwick’s. I’ve been shopping there since 1980. As a woodworker I’ve always felt like a kid in a candy store:)
United StatesTobisho pruners
This is a second pair purchased as a gift for my son in law who is a landscaper. I’ve had a few pair of Japanese pruners over 30 years and these are the best so far. Number one, they haven’t gotten lost:). They are very well made and the clasp looks like it will last. As long as they’re sharpened, adjusted and oiled they are the best. They’re also ambidextrous, as am I. I wrapped the handles with orange parachute chord for comfort and visibility. Love them. And have loved Hardwick’s for 40 years. (Woodworker) Please don’t move:)
United StatesKeep loosing them
I’ve loved these for 20 years. This is my 3rd pair. Keep loosing them so I made an innovation. These are super for ambidextrous people.