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[GLBS] Bonsai 101 - Tools Part 2
Last month we began this series with the tools that were "absolutely needed" - the concave cutter, shears, bonsai wire cutter, knob cutter, and chopsticks. This month we will list some of the other tools that a person new to the hobby should put on his list for Santa as you obtain more trees that need trimming. The bonsai hobby can be practiced without these tools but the ones listed below make the various jobs easier.
http://www.louisvillebonsai.org/art...ore=tools_11_06
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