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Any suggestions where to purchase tools for a beginner?
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mriley6308 wrote: Any suggestions where to purchase tools for a beginner?
Same place as where you would purchase tools for someone more advanced.
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amazon might be your best bet, but i wouldnt rush out and buy every tool you see though, the only bonsai tool i bought was a concave cutter, i found things i already have work just as good for now.
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Not sure where you live, but like Auk said, I would recommend getting good quality tools from the start.
I live in Australia and I've just bought my second lot of Stainless steel tools from Bonsai Warehouse - www.bonsaiwarehouse.com.au while they have a 2 for 1 deal on Bonsai tools :)
Was really happy with the product and they do free delivery. My Club members are topping up too! Hope that helps!
I live in Australia and I've just bought my second lot of Stainless steel tools from Bonsai Warehouse - www.bonsaiwarehouse.com.au while they have a 2 for 1 deal on Bonsai tools :)
Was really happy with the product and they do free delivery. My Club members are topping up too! Hope that helps!
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If anyone is in Australia they can purchase from
www.bonsai-en.com.au
or the link directly to the webstore is
www.bonsai-en.shop
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Great
Welcome to the forum
As we are picture junkies.. And of those?
Welcome to the forum
As we are picture junkies.. And of those?
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Hi all,I live in Switcherland and total beginner. Some friends bought me a Bonsai for my birthday, I believe is a pine.Does anybody know where I can get good quality Bonsai tools? thxs.
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I am not sure it makes sence to purshase good quality tools for a beginner with just one tree.
The best right now is just let the tree grow freely for a year or so. In the meantime I am sure you will find a good sourse for tools. In my opinion, garden secateurs, sharp scissors and a side cutter for electricians works good for a beginner. The only bonsai specialized tool I would recomend to get is a good branch cutter. But as said, it is more than a year before you need it.
The best right now is just let the tree grow freely for a year or so. In the meantime I am sure you will find a good sourse for tools. In my opinion, garden secateurs, sharp scissors and a side cutter for electricians works good for a beginner. The only bonsai specialized tool I would recomend to get is a good branch cutter. But as said, it is more than a year before you need it.
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Even more important: your pine needs to be outside always, inside it will die
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