Fee: £ 1.00 per week

This pruning saw with clustered teeth gives a good clean cut to any tree branch.

Pruning saws are extremely sharp and can be dangerous if used carelessly or incorrectly. Here are some key safety concerns and tips to consider:

Wear Protective Clothing: Use sturdy gloves, long sleeves, full-length pants, and eye protection. A hard hat is also recommended for safety.
Inspect Tools: Ensure the pruning saw blade is sharp and firmly fastened to the handle. A dull tool can be more dangerous than a sharp one.
Control and Reach: Stand close to the branch and avoid over-reaching to maintain control and prevent falling over.

Repetitive Tasks: Take short, frequent breaks and do stretches before, during, and after work to reduce the risk of muscle and joint injuries..