Shearing Knife with 16in Blade and 6in Wooden Handle by A.M. Leonard
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SK165
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Product Information
Product Specs
- Product Name: Leonard Shearing Knife
- Usage: Shaping and shearing Christmas trees
- Blade Material: Stainless Steel
- Blade Length: 16 inches
- Handle Material: Beech Wood
- Handle Length: 5 1/2 inches
- Handle Type: Riveted
- Weight: Lightweight for less fatigue
- Blade Sharpness: Razor sharp edge
- Carbon Content: Slightly elevated for quality heat treatment
- Warranty: Lifetime
Product Warranty Information
- This product is covered under A.M. Leonard's exclusive Lifetime Warranty Program. Click Here for more Details.
Product Features
- Shearing knives used for shaping and shearing Christmas trees
- Helps maintain tree's taper
- Most efficient for high volume trees
- Increases fullness and density of tree for better appearance
- Lightweight for less fatigue with a 16" stainless steel blade
- Stainless steel with quality heat treatment for a razor-sharp edge
- Lifetime Warranty with 5 1/2" riveted beech wood handle
Product Shipping Weight
- .4 pounds
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the purpose of using a shearing knife in gardening and landscaping?
Shearing knives are used to shape and shear Christmas trees by cutting branches that extend beyond an imaginary cone drawn over the tree. This process helps maintain the tree's taper and desired shape.
2. When should shearing of Christmas trees typically be started?
Shearing is usually started when trees are 4 to 5 feet high on spruce and fir and at 3 feet on pines. Shearing and shaping can be done with hand clippers or hedge shears, however, the most efficient for high volume trees, with some practice, is with a long-bladed shearing knife.
3. How does shearing lateral branches affect the appearance of a Christmas tree?
Shearing lateral branches will increase the fullness or density of the tree for a better appearance, in addition to shaping the tree.
4. What are the features of the Leonard shearing knife for gardening and landscaping?
Our Leonard shearing knife is lightweight for less fatigue and has a 16" stainless steel blade which stays sharp. The stainless steel has a slightly elevated carbon content for quality heat treatment to provide a razor sharp edge. It comes with a 5 1/2" riveted beech wood handle and a lifetime warranty.
Shearing knives are used to shape and shear Christmas trees by cutting branches that extend beyond an imaginary cone drawn over the tree. This process helps maintain the tree's taper and desired shape.
2. When should shearing of Christmas trees typically be started?
Shearing is usually started when trees are 4 to 5 feet high on spruce and fir and at 3 feet on pines. Shearing and shaping can be done with hand clippers or hedge shears, however, the most efficient for high volume trees, with some practice, is with a long-bladed shearing knife.
3. How does shearing lateral branches affect the appearance of a Christmas tree?
Shearing lateral branches will increase the fullness or density of the tree for a better appearance, in addition to shaping the tree.
4. What are the features of the Leonard shearing knife for gardening and landscaping?
Our Leonard shearing knife is lightweight for less fatigue and has a 16" stainless steel blade which stays sharp. The stainless steel has a slightly elevated carbon content for quality heat treatment to provide a razor sharp edge. It comes with a 5 1/2" riveted beech wood handle and a lifetime warranty.
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