Gardening Saw

Pruning saws are saws used for felling and pruning garden trees. There are various types suitable for thick trees, thin trees, and bamboo. Our company organizes products by brand, shape, and use.

HISHIKA Pruning Saw

Hishika pruning saws are a series of pruning saws for professionals, crafted with great care by artisans who have thoroughly pursued sharpness .
*Please refrain from using this product if you are not a professional.
Hisika pruning saws are
It features a sharpness that clings to wood fibers, a smooth grinding feel, and a beautiful cut surface.
There are three types of pruning saws and mini pruning saws with different blade shapes (pruning blade, improved blade, and R blade) .

Hishika brand pruning blades are free of clams , resulting in a beautiful cut surface and making the blade gentle on the tree , preventing it from becoming diseased .

By mixing vertical saws among horizontal saws, it is possibleto cut vertically, horizontally, and diagonally regardless of the grain direction .

Furthermore, to improve chip removal, the bottom of the groove behind the vertical cut is cut deeply, resulting in a smooth cutting edge.

Go to Improved blade

The cutting edges are sharpened in an R (curve) shape, ensuring that each blade works reliably and efficiently cuts through fibers.
In addition, the R blade is characterized by a light pull that puts less strain on the arms and shoulders.

Go to R blade

In order to achieve the sharpest blades, we carefully select the best steel for the intended use from the high-quality Hitachi Yasugi steel , and then hand-harden each blade .

Furthermore, we use cutting-edge machines with numerical limitations to change the sharpening angle depending on the part of the blade, and we are meticulous in our finishing process, taking the user's needs into consideration.

Finally, skilled craftsmen manually remove any distortions and breathe new life into each saw , and the "Hishika brand" saws are released into the world as the "ultimate saws" that meet the demands of professionals .

"The joy of owning a tool and the pleasure of cutting with that tool are available to everyone" -this is the starting point of Hishika's manufacturing.

Tools are things that become familiar to your hands.
By using them for a long time, they become familiar to your hands, and you will grow attached to them. A handmade saw is not disposable, but something that you can continue to use by caring for it.

If you are looking for such a saw, we hope you will try Hishika's saw.

Squeezing, bending, twisting, pinching, etc. may cause breakage.
Stroke the saw blade lightly and in a straight line.

Japanese saws cut when pulled towards you , so when moving the saw blade, apply light pressure when pulling and push back without applying too much pressure.

Please be careful not to apply too much force as this may cause the saw blade to bend or break .