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Leborgne Italy Sickle with leather handle, 0.7kg

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A sickle with a forged steel blade, hardened and resistant to wear, and a leather-covered handle with a retaining hook for a good grip and comfortable use. It is an efficient and durable cutting tool, ideal for pruning, maintaining undergrowth, clearing brush, clearing paths, or making faggots.

The Leborgne Italy sickle has a forged steel blade, hardened and resistant to wear, a sharpened cutting edge ready to use, and a leather-covered handle with a retaining hook for a good grip and comfort during use. It is an efficient and durable cutting tool, ideal for pruning, maintaining undergrowth, clearing brush, clearing paths, or making faggots.

Technical specifications and product advantages:

Weight: 0.7kg
French manufacturing
Forged and hardened steel tool for better resistance to wear
Leather handle with retaining hook: secure and comfortable grip
Tapered tang: traverses and reinforces the wooden handle
Sharpened cutting edge ready to use
Repositionable blade protector: safety

Safety tips:

Paradoxically, using a poorly cutting tool is dangerous because it requires twice as much energy and quickly tires you out. Learning how to sharpen a tool and doing it regularly is essential. Their use requires calm and common sense, positioning yourself so that if the blade slips or bounces, it does not end up hitting the operator. Wear goggles, gloves, and protective clothing.

Tool features

Ideal tool for clearing undergrowth, Cutting green, live wood, cutting mature, dry wood

Handle type Small handle

Blade(s) made of hardened steel

Blade manufacture Wrought

Total length 40 cm

Weight 0.700000 kg

Manufacturer Leborgne

Référence fabricant 260280

Made in France Made in France

Technical data

Best time to use product All year round.

Detailed features

Directions for use This pruning knife is used to prune small branches, maintain undergrowth, clear brush, clear paths, or bundle up brushwood. Clean the blade with alcohol after use, this step allows you to keep your tool in good condition for a long time (the sap or resin from certain plants can attack the blades or make them sticky over time). Remember to sharpen your cutting tools after each use, as it is much easier to sharpen a sharp tool after each use than to wait until the tool no longer cuts at all. Sharpening is always done with a file or sharpening stone from the inside out and on both sides. Maintain the original angle for better efficiency. Finally, remove the slight burr that forms at the tip of the cutting edge (wire edge) with a small flat file. Sharpening tip Before you start, color the part to be sharpened with a permanent black marker and sharpen until no trace of marker is visible on the cutting edge. Store this tool in a dry place, protected from the weather.