NISAKU NJP235 Scheve Cutter Japanese Stainless Steel Curved Cutter, 24-Inches
NISAKU NJP235 Scheve Cutter Japanese Stainless Steel Curved Cutter, 24-Inches
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NISAKU NJP235 Scheve Cutter Japanese Stainless Steel Curved Cutter, 24-Inches

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NISAKU NJP235 Scheve Cutter Japanese Stainless Steel Curved Cutter, 24-InchesNISAKU NJP235 Scheve Cutter Japanese Stainless Steel Curved Cutter 24 Inches
Size:24L in.-Out of stock

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  • Made in Japan with the finest stainless steel, the Nisaku Japanese Stainless Steel S-Curve Cutter is 24 inches long to reduce strain during outdoor work
  • Designed with an ultra-sharp stainless steel blade, it performs with precision and is able to maneuver in hard-to-reach areas
  • Efficient design with a long handle and sharpness of the Japanese stainless steel blade is highly effective in cutting through weeds, grass, soil, and more
  • Blade Size: 5 inches; Handle Size: plastic, 19 inches; Weight: 8.3 oz.
  • Made in Japan. Authentic Nisaku/Tomita Manufacturing. Exclusively Distributed by Snow Joe, LLC
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Sep 22, 2018
napman
5 out of 5 stars review

awesome for blackberries

this is a very nice tool. it is perfect for methodical blackberry elimination; the curved serrated side cuts both green and dry canes. (I bought it thinking that it was a machete-chopping tool; this is a precision slicer-tearer) when you whittle the plant down to the crown then it cuts the roots with a few slices. (lots better than loppers or weedwhacker and a shovel.

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