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dt-brown HARDWARE Darlac Hand Trimming Shear

Darlac Hand Trimming Shear

  • Ideal for detailed topiary shaping
  • SK5 carbon steel sharpenable blades
  • Integrated stem crushers in handles
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Darlac Hand Trimming Shear is designed for detailed shaping work including topiary from spheres to spirals, dwarf hedging, herbs and fine garden trimming tasks. The handles incorporate two sizes of stem crushers to prepare cut stems for arranging, while SK5 carbon steel blades provide sharp, precise cutting performance and can be resharpened when required. Blade dimension 14cm, Height 27cm, Width 4.5cm, Depth 3cm, Weight 149g. Maintenance: clean, sharpen and oil. For comprehensive care and maintenance advice, check out the Darlac guide here.

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