Hedge Shears
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Unlike pruning shears, hedge shears are designed not for cutting individual branches but for shaping the overall structure of trees and shrubs. They are generally large shears operated with both hands. |
List of Hedge Shears |
How to Use Hedge Shears |
Hedge shears should be used without moving both hands simultaneously. With one hand holding the middle of the handle for stability, move the other hand to operate the shears. This way, the blades will not wobble, allowing for precise trimming. |
![]() When trimming the upper curved surfaces of ball-shaped plants or the tops of hedges, turning the shears upside-down helps achieve a beautiful round shape and allows for smooth operation. |
Precautions when using Japanese steel Hedge Shears. |
The blades are sharpened very precisely and are very prone to chipping. Additionally, steel shears are prone to rust. Therefore, preparation and caution are necessary when using them. Guidelines as follows: Standard Level "HANAKUMAGAWA" Hedge/Gardening Shears SC Steel: Cutting at the base of the blade: for green wood, up to 15mm. High Level "HANAKUMAGAWA" Hedge/Gardening Shears 180mm Aogami Steel: Cutting at the base of the blade: for green wood, up to 12mm. Semi-Professional "SAHO" Hedge/Gardening Clippers 210mm-240mm: Cutting at the base of the blade: for green wood, up to 10mm. 270mm-300mm: Cutting at the base of the blade: for green wood, up to 8mm. Professional Hedge Shears for Professional: Cutting at the base of the blade: for green wood, up to 10mm. Here are some tips on usage precautions, maintenance methods, and storage techniques to help prolong the life of your hedge shears. Regarding Usage Regarding Maintenance Regarding Storage |