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All Items  > Scissors > Trimming  > All Hand-made Bonsai Trimming Scissors small (KANESHIN) Length 160mm No.34F

All Hand-made Bonsai Trimming Scissors small (KANESHIN) Length 160mm No.34F

200 g (*Includes packing materials.) Check Shipping Methods and Delivery Charges
11,000 YEN ( Approx 79.21 USD)

All Hand-made Bonsai Trimming Scissors small No.34F

This is used for cutting bud and small branch.

It is suitable for cutting medium bonsai and large.

Material : Steel

Length : 160mm

Length of a blade : 46mm

This is the all hand-made scissors.
The craftsman makes this scissor from an iron bar one by one.

Please understand that the craftsman can't make many numbers about this scissors.



(Detail)

These scissors are completely handmade from a single iron rod.

Using the manufacturing method of Japanese swords that has been handed down since ancient times in Japan, we combine soft iron with hard steel to achieve both "hardness" and "toughness".

The steel used is "White steel" from Yasuki Steel.
Yasuki Steel refers to steel produced at company located in Yasuki City, Torine Prefecture. Since ancient times, it has been famous as a production area for tamahagane, the steel used for Japanese swords.

The types of Yasuki steel commonly used for knife steel include Blue steel, White steel, and Yellow steel.

It is so called because colored paper was pasted on the finished steel in order to separate the quality of the steel.

Blue steel is mainly used for Sashimi knives, and White is mainly used for Deba knives.

The taste of sashimi changes slightly depending on the sharpness of the knife, so sashimi knives are made of blue steel, which is harder and less likely to chip.

On the other hand, since the Deba knife cuts through the hard bones of fish, it uses a blank piece of paper that is slightly prone to chipping (it's not obvious at first glance). If you use blue steel with high hardness, it will slip.

Therefore, this scissors uses white steel that is easy to cut branches.



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