Skip to content

Branch Cutter

Sale price €80

Shipping calculated at checkout

Size

Out of stock

Spend €100 to get free shipping

Delivery: France · 4-5 business days

Ships from Belgium

Return requests within 14 days of delivery

Delivery & returns

Standard delivery
Estimated 4-5 business days after dispatch.

Shipping partners
UPS, DPD, DHL Express

Returns
Returns are handled in Belgium. Return requests can be made within 14 days of delivery. Conditions apply.

Loading image:

SUWADA Bonsai Branch Cutter

A bonsai branch cutter is used to remove branches close to the trunk. SUWADA's cutter is shaped to take a controlled gouge at the branch base, helping avoid the raised knob that can remain after a flat cut.

Two sizes are available for different scales of work. Choose the size that gives you the control and reach you need for the tree in front of you.

Not sure how this differs from a knob cutter? Read Bonsai Branch Cutter vs Knob Cutter.

Information

  • Material: High Carbon Steel
  • Made in Japan

Sizes

  • 18 cm
  • 20.5 cm

In the box

  • One SUWADA Branch Cutter

Garden tool profile

At a glance

ToolBranch Cutter
Best forRemoving branches at the trunk
Tool formConcave branch-cutting jaws
Key specificationControlled gouge at the branch base
MaterialHigh-carbon steel
Length18 / 20.5 cm
Why choose it Designed to reduce the raised knob left by a flat branch cut

Ownership & care

Made in Japan

Clean and dry after use; apply a light protective oil before storage.

Questions about this tool

Bonsai scissors or a branch cutter: what is the difference?
Bonsai scissors are for fine pruning such as leaves, buds, shoots and small branches. A branch cutter is a specialist tool for removing a larger branch close to the trunk while leaving a controlled concave cut. They are complementary tools rather than substitutes.
What is the difference between a bonsai branch cutter and a knob cutter?
A branch cutter is designed to remove a branch close to the trunk while leaving a controlled concave cut. A knob cutter is used to remove or refine raised wood and create a deeper rounded concavity where more material needs to be taken away.

Experience true Japanese craftsmanship.

About Suwada

At Suwada, we have pursued aesthetic and functional excellence since 1926.

Whether we make a product ourselves or select it from a maker we trust, we look for thoughtful design, high quality and lasting usefulness — products that can make everyday life a little better.

Company story

Peace of mind

Secure checkout

Fast dispatch

Helpful support

Selected with care

  • Fast shipping
  • Easy Orders
  • Trusted Partners
Back to top