Shozo Knock Knock Sickle – stainless steel – 120 mm – Japan – Australia
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Shozo Stainless Knock Knock Sickle – 120 mm Japan

$45.00

Shozo stainless Knock Knock sickle with angled 120mm blade for scraping weeds from pavers, stones, borders and tight garden spaces. Lower-maintenance stainless steel and compact control for quick clean-up jobs. Ships from Perth.

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Product Care

Japanese carbon steel tools stay at their best when they are wiped dry, kept clean of sap, sharpened before they become blunt and oiled before storage. Read the full guide.

 

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Description

Angled stainless Japanese weeder for tight spaces

The Shozo Knock Knock sickle is a compact stainless weeder for scraping and edging in confined areas. The angled 120mm blade gives control when removing weeds between pavers, along stones, around borders and in tight garden spaces where larger sickles are awkward.

Made in Japan with a hardwood handle, it is light, rust-resistant and easier to maintain than carbon steel sickles. It is especially useful for quick clean-up jobs where a full-size sickle or digging tool would be too large.

Best suited to

  • Weeds between pavers and stones
  • Garden borders and path edges
  • Tight spaces around beds and pots
  • Shallow weed scraping
  • Gardeners who want a lower-maintenance stainless weeder

Knock Knock sickle vs standard sickle

  • Choose Knock Knock for scraping, edging and tight spaces.
  • Choose a standard sickle for longer pull cuts through grass and surface weeds.

Who should not buy this

  • Do not buy this for clearing large patches of grass or weeds.
  • Do not use it for digging, prying or cutting thick woody stems.
  • Do not expect stainless to be completely maintenance-free; it still benefits from cleaning and dry storage.

Care expectations

Clean soil and residue after each use and dry the blade completely. Stainless steel is easier to maintain than carbon steel, but it still benefits from occasional oiling and dry storage.

Browse related Japanese sickles and weeders, Japanese digging tools, or Japanese tool care and sharpening.

Specifications
  • Blade: 120 mm angled stainless steel
  • Overall length: Approx. 330 mm
  • Handle: Japanese hardwood with lacquer finish
  • Edge: Rust-resistant and easy to maintain
  • Best for: Tight-space scraping and edging
Maintenance

Clean soil and residue after each use and dry the blade completely. Stainless steel is easier to maintain than carbon steel, but it still benefits from occasional oiling and dry storage.

For stones, oil and rust removal, browse the Japanese tool care and sharpening range.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is stainless steel better than carbon steel for sickles?

Stainless steel resists rust and needs less upkeep, making it ideal for everyday gardening. Carbon steel can achieve a sharper edge but requires more frequent oiling.

Do you ship across Australia?

Yes. All orders are dispatched from Perth and shipped Australia-wide with tracked delivery options at checkout.

How do I maintain the blade?

Sharpen using a medium or finishing whetstone and clean residue with a rust eraser. Apply a thin coat of oil after use to protect the surface and keep the handle conditioned.

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