Grafting Shears Kit with Tape and Replacement Blades
Spring grafting goes faster when the clamp, blade, tape and spares are already in one place. This kit gives home gardeners and small orchardists a matched cut and a tape-ready joint from the first graft. Everything you need is in the box, so the season starts with the work itself.
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Spring grafting goes faster when the clamp, blade, tape and spares are already in one place. This kit gives home gardeners and small orchardists a matched cut and a tape-ready joint from the first graft. Everything you need is in the box, so the season starts with the work itself.
All-in-one grafting tool kit with cutting tool, tape and replacement blades
- clean, precise cuts on scion and rootstock
- securing graft joints without separate tools
- replacing dull blades
Clean grafts, every spring, from one kit
Stop juggling a knife, loose tape and a dull blade over your seedlings. This kit gives you a clamp, a cutting blade, tape and spare blades, so you graft cleanly from the first cut.
One clamp, one cut, matched surfaces
- One clamp for a matched cut
The clamp holds the rootstock steady while the blade makes the cut. Both faces come off the same plane, and cleaner surfaces give the cambium a better chance to line up.
- Tape in the same kit
A roll of grafting tape comes in the box with the tool. Wrap the joint right after the cut without walking back to the shed for tape.
- Spare blades, no downtime
Two replacement blades come with the kit. When the edge starts to tear instead of slice, swap in a fresh one and keep grafting.
The kit at a glance
- 3 pcsItems in the kit
- 2 pcsReplacement blades included
- 1 rollGrafting tape in the box
From cut to tape in four moves
- 1Clamp the rootstock
Seat the stock in the clamp so it sits still while you work.
- 2Make a matched cut
Cut the scion and the rootstock with the blade in one motion so both faces match.
- 3Fit the pieces together
Join the cambium layers so the faces meet cleanly with no gap.
- 4Wrap with tape
Wrap the joint with the included tape right away so the cut faces stay protected.
Everything you need, in one box
- Grafting tool×1
Compact handheld body with clamp, cutting blade and orange-red release buttons
- Grafting tape roll×1
Ready to wrap the joint right after the cut
- Replacement blades×2
Swap in a fresh edge when the first one dulls
What to expect over the season
- First useYour first clean cut
Practice on spare stock first. Aim for smooth, flat faces on the scion and rootstock before you graft valuable trees.
- 3 usesCuts start to match
Your cuts line up more evenly as you learn the clamp and blade rhythm. Timing, stock and care still decide the result.
- 30 daysCheck the union
Grafts are usually checked after several weeks. Fresh green growth on the scion is the sign the joint is taking.
This kit, not a loose knife and tape
| This kit | Utility knife and loose tape | |
|---|---|---|
| Clamp holds the stock while you cut | — | |
| Grafting tape included | — | |
| Spare blades included | — | |
| Every part in one box | — | |
| Compact handheld body | Partial |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The clamp does the holding, so the blade works against a fixed piece of stock instead of your wrist alone. A skilled hand with a sharp knife still makes a fine graft. This kit takes most of the guesswork out of the hold and gives you the same cut from one joint to the next. Practice on spare stock first.
Two replacement blades come in the box. Swap one in when the edge starts to tear the cut instead of slicing it. Keep the spare pair with you during a session so a dull edge never stops the row.
The body is plastic with silver blade accents. It handles a season of bench and orchard work when you wipe it clean and store it dry. Use it for grafting, not for prying or heavy cutting.
Yes. The kit works on seedling rootstock in a nursery row and on scion wood for an established fruit tree. Match the clamp to the stock thickness and the same tool handles both jobs.
Yes, a grafting tape roll is in the box with the tool and two spare blades. Buying the tool, tape and blades separately means three purchases and three places to lose a part. The kit puts all of it in one box, so you pay once and start grafting.
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