Barnel B308 Pruner

20cm long secateur
Cuts up to 25mm diameter
Aluminium drop forged with centre oiler
2-step soft lock with 2 cutting positions
Ergonomic handle design
Barnel model B308
Runout model - was $65, now $40 - save 38%. Grab a spare blade or two and springs. Limited stock

Barnel B318 Rotating Handle Pruner

20cm long rotating handle pruner
Cuts up to 25mm diameter
Aluminium drop forged with centre oiler
2-step soft lock with 2 cutting positions
Ergonomic handle design
Barnel model B318
Runout model - was $78, now $50 - save 35%. Grab a spare blade or two and springs. Limited stock

Great value pack containing B318 rotating handle pruner, spare blade, spare spring, BSHARP diamond sharpener and B-Oil
Runout model - was $110, now $70 - save 36%. Limited stock

Curved blade telescopic ratchet lopper cuts up to 50mm diameter branches (depending upon hardness)
Deep hook pulls the branch into the cut and the ratcheting action enables easy cutting
Handles extend from 73cm to 100cm
Runout model - RRP $100, now $50 - save 50%. Limited stock

End of line professional saws at great prices - up to 35% off
Grab a spare blade or two at giveaway prices
Barnel ZF series curved pruning saws feature hollow ground, impulse hardened SK4 steel blades for fast efficient cutting
Hard chrome protective blade finish
Cuts on pull stroke
Steel core handle with rubberised grip
Included sheath has double guide rollers and reversible (left/right hand) belt loop
4mm tooth pitch
Available in 270mm (ZF270), 300mm (ZF300), and 330mm (ZF330) blade lengths

10m long tape measures tree diameters up to 3.2m
10mm wide white enamelled steel tape
Double sided - diameter on one side (cm/mm grads), circumference on the other (cm/mm graduations)
This tape has a loop on the end (not a hook)
Tape start (zero) is approximately 12cm into the tape
Easy winding drum
Case size - 90mm diameter
Model 349D/10m
Made in Germany
Special price - save $55 over the same model with hook. Only 1 left

First full colour publication of some of the most extraordinary botanical prints of the 18th century
Joseph Banks accompanied James Cook on his first voyage around the world between 1768 and 1771, and brought back over 1300 plant species unknown to science at the time
Upon his return, Banks commissioned over 700 superlative engravings as a scientific record, which collectively became known as Banks' Florilegium, and represented some of the most precise and exquisite examples of botanical illustration ever made
This present selection has been made from a unique limited colour edition of the prints, with expert botanical commentaries provided by Professor David Mabberley
322 pages, hardback, A3 size
Mel Gooding, David Mabberley, Joe Studholme
Was $120, now $75 - save 37.5%! Limited stock