Niwaki Moku Pruning Saw

Niwaki Moku Pruning SawNiwaki reckon that 240mm is the perfect sized saw for gardening and light tree pruning. Which happens to be the size of their Moku Pruning Saw. And we'd definitely agree with them. The Moku Pruning Saw is ideal for all round pruning in the garden, woodland and orchard, thanks to its medium sized blade length, but also because of its ergonomic handle. Made from unfinished beechwood, it fits nicely in the hand whilst you're using it. Over time, you can

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