Bonsai Training Wire

150 gram coil of anodized aluminum bonsai training wire. Wire branch-to-branch or trunk-to-branch at a 45 degree angle. Remove the bonsai training wire with a pair of bonsai wire cutters, cutting small incremental sections of the wire and removing them. Note that unwrapping entire length of wire from your bonsai can cause bark damage. 1.5 mm diameter. 150 gm (approximately 102 ft).

150 gram coil of anodized aluminum bonsai training wire. Wire branch-to-branch or trunk-to-branch at a 45 degree angle. Remove the bonsai training wire with a pair of bonsai wire cutters, cutting small incremental sections of the wire and removing them. Note that unwrapping entire length of wire from your bonsai can cause bark damage. 1.0 mm diameter. 150 gm (approximately 232 ft).

150 gram coil of anodized aluminum bonsai training wire. Wire branch-to-branch or trunk-to-branch at a 45 degree angle. Remove the bonsai training wire with a pair of bonsai wire cutters, cutting small incremental sections of the wire and removing them. Note that unwrapping entire length of wire from your bonsai can cause bark damage. 2.5 mm diameter. 150 gm (approximately 36 ft).

150 gram coil of anodized aluminum bonsai training wire. Wire branch-to-branch or trunk-to-branch at a 45 degree angle. Remove the bonsai training wire with a pair of bonsai wire cutters, cutting small incremental sections of the wire and removing them. Note that unwrapping entire length of wire from your bonsai can cause bark damage. 2.0 mm diameter. 150 gm (approximately 57 ft).

150 gram coil of anodized aluminum bonsai training wire. Wire branch-to-branch or trunk-to-branch at a 45 degree angle. Remove the bonsai training wire with a pair of bonsai wire cutters, cutting small incremental sections of the wire and removing them. Note that unwrapping entire length of wire from your bonsai can cause bark damage. 3.5 mm diameter. 150 gm (approximately 18 ft).

150 gram coil of anodized aluminum bonsai training wire. Wire branch-to-branch or trunk-to-branch at a 45 degree angle. Remove the bonsai training wire with a pair of bonsai wire cutters, cutting small incremental sections of the wire and removing them. Note that unwrapping entire length of wire from your bonsai can cause bark damage. 3.0 mm diameter. 150 gm (approximately 25 ft).

150 gram coil of anodized aluminum bonsai training wire. Wire branch-to-branch or trunk-to-branch at a 45 degree angle. Remove the bonsai training wire with a pair of bonsai wire cutters, cutting small incremental sections of the wire and removing them. Note that unwrapping entire length of wire from your bonsai can cause bark damage. 4.5 mm diameter. 150 gm (approximately 10 ft).

150 gram coil of anodized aluminum bonsai training wire. Wire branch-to-branch or trunk-to-branch at a 45 degree angle. Remove the bonsai training wire with a pair of bonsai wire cutters, cutting small incremental sections of the wire and removing them. Note that unwrapping entire length of wire from your bonsai can cause bark damage. 4.0 mm diameter. 150 gm (approximately 14 ft).

150 gram coil of anodized aluminum bonsai training wire. Wire branch-to-branch or trunk-to-branch at a 45 degree angle. Remove the bonsai training wire with a pair of bonsai wire cutters, cutting small incremental sections of the wire and removing them. Note that unwrapping entire length of wire from your bonsai can cause bark damage. 5.0 mm diameter. 150 gm (approximately 8.75 ft).

Bonsai branch benders, often referred to as levers, are used when a trunk or branch, in addition to being wired, must have additional pressure to bend it slowly into a different position. The bender works as a combination vise-lever, moving the branch or trunk until it reaches the desired position. Our bonsai branch bender selection accepts maximum branch diameter of 5/8" to 1-1/4". Maximum branch diameters are listed in the dimensions field for each of our bonsai branch benders. The hooks and...

Bonsai branch benders, often referred to as levers, are used when a trunk or branch, in addition to being wired, must have additional pressure to bend it slowly into a different position. The bender works as a combination vise-lever, moving the branch or trunk until it reaches the desired position. Our bonsai branch bender selection accepts maximum branch diameter of 5/8" to 1-1/4". Maximum branch diameters are listed in the dimensions field for each of our bonsai branch benders. The hooks and...

Bonsai branch benders, often referred to as levers, are used when a trunk or branch, in addition to being wired, must have additional pressure to bend it slowly into a different position. The bender works as a combination vise-lever, moving the branch or trunk until it reaches the desired position. Our bonsai branch bender selection accepts maximum branch diameter of 5/8" to 1-1/4". Maximum branch diameters are listed in the dimensions field for each of our bonsai branch benders. The hooks and...