NISAKU 1201 Stainless Steel Knife - Repotting Master

NISAKU Stainless Steel Knife - Repotting Master

The Nisaku 1201 Repotting Knife is a precision-engineered gardening tool crafted to make detailed tasks easier and more efficient. Hand-forged in Japan by skilled artisans, it features a fully quenched stainless steel blade with an electropolished finish, achieving a hardness of HRC51 for lasting sharpness and durability.

Designed for precision, the slim, pointed blade easily slices through roots, making it perfect for repotting, transplanting, dividing rootstock, and cutting through tough soil. The ergonomically shaped natural timber handle offers a comfortable grip and includes a leather strap for easy hanging and storage.

Built with traditional Japanese craftsmanship and modern functionality, the Nisaku Repotting Knife delivers exceptional performance, comfort, and reliability—making it an essential tool for any serious gardener.

Features:

• Durable Blade: Made from fully quenched stainless steel with an electropolished finish (HRC51) for long-lasting sharpness and strength.

• Comfortable Grip: Ergonomically shaped natural timber handle ensures ease of use and includes a leather strap for convenient hanging and storage.

• Precision Tip: Slim, pointed blade design enables effortless cutting through roots, especially useful during repotting.

• Multi-Functional: Perfect for tasks like replanting, transplanting, rootstock division, and root cutting.

• Easy to Handle: Compact size with a 120mm blade, 350mm total length, and weighing only 120g for lightweight, comfortable use.

• Rust and Corrosion Resistance

  • Blade is made of stainless steel and electropolished

  • Enhanced resistance to rust and corrosion

• Versatility in Gardening Tasks

  • Suitable for transplanting

  • Ideal for dividing rootstock

  • Can be used to cut roots

  • Effective for other precise gardening tasks

• Maintenance Instructions

  • Clean blade with mild soap and water after each use

  • Dry completely before storing

  • Store in a dry place

  • Regular oiling helps protect against corrosion