Hand Tools & Pruning
Pruning Saw
A saw made for branches: the curve and the coarse teeth pull sawdust out fast, so thick limbs come off with a few strokes.
- Curved blade
- Coarse hardened teeth
- Pull-stroke cutting
- Secure handle
About this product
How the Pruning Saw works
When a branch is thicker than shears or loppers can manage, the saw takes over. A good pruning saw cuts cleanly on the pull stroke, so you can work overhead or in a crowded tree without needing much room to swing.
The blade is curved so the teeth meet the wood at a favourable angle and keep contact with it as you saw. The teeth are long and coarse, which clears the cut quickly, and they are hardened so they stay sharp through a whole season of pruning.
The handle is orange and black, with a hook at the end that keeps the saw secure in the hand. The tool is slim enough to carry in a holster, and it is the natural partner of loppers and bypass shears in an orchard kit.
Before you buy the Pruning Saw
When branches become too thick for shears, a curved pruning saw cuts them quickly with little effort. It is the right tool for fruit trees, hedges and general orchard work. Choose a blade length that lets you reach into the tree without climbing too high.
Specifications
Specifications
Pruning Saw: the specifications
| Product type | Pruning saw, hand tool |
|---|---|
| Blade | Curved steel with coarse hardened teeth |
| Handle | Orange and black, hooked end |
| Best for | Branches thicker than shears can cut |
| Supplied as | Single units or cartons |
| Blade length and weight | On request |
Sizes available
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Key features of the Pruning Saw
Curved blade
Keeps teeth in contact with the wood for fast cutting.
Coarse hardened teeth
Clear sawdust quickly and stay sharp longer.
Pull-stroke cutting
Works well overhead and in tight spaces.
Secure handle
Hooked end prevents the saw slipping from the hand.
Questions
Questions about the Pruning Saw
A pruning saw has a curved blade and coarse teeth built for branches. A handsaw has fine teeth for timber.
