Well my 10.00 finally decided to go tango uniform... looking to see what y'all are using that doesn't cost an arm or a leg, but wont bog down on a cut either
Best Folding saw
- Thread starter wwracer
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Not sure, but learned on mine that you saw on the pull and not on the push because it is easy to bend/break the blade.
I think a curved blade which is longer would cut better.
I think a curved blade which is longer would cut better.
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I have a stihl folding saw that has worked well over the years.
I got me one of these ^^, fits in my pack easily...makes quick work of small trees.
edit: pic didn't work... Fiskars power tooth folding saw, link below
http://www2.fiskars.com/Products/Gardening-and-Yard-Care/Saws/POWER-TOOTH-Softgrip-Folding-Saw-10
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Stihl works very well and compact. I do lots of trail work in the summer and tried many saws over the years. Stihl stays sharp and makes fast work of the thick stuff. Cuts only on the pull stroke. Many hardware stores carry replacement blades too.
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I have the Silky Saw Bigboy 2000 with XL teeth. I use it a bunch dirt biking and its fantastic.
$45 on ebay
$45 on ebay
Fiskars, nuff said. They are about 12$ each. Buy two at a crack. Good saw for the money
I have the Silky it cuts great compact comes with a nice plastic case. I carry it in my tunnel bag doesn't get in the way.
I have a bahco laplander and it works great, fits in my pack with my probe and shovel handle. $20 on amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Bahco-396-LA...id=1545432374&sr=8-1&keywords=bahco+laplander
https://www.amazon.com/Bahco-396-LA...id=1545432374&sr=8-1&keywords=bahco+laplander
I use Silky gomboy I've tried many and this one lasted the longest by far
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Same here. Cuts on the push and pull.
Went with the Silky Gomboy, picked it up at Sportsman Warehouse for $45. Didn't mind the price, seeing as at least it wasn't made in China. One thing's for sure, you dont wanna miss and wack yourself. This blade will turn ya into hamburger real quick... :face-icon-small-sho
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I have had my Wyoming saw II for almost twenty years now. Nothing like having a real saw when you need it. The blades flex and fit in my tunnel bag or backpack. Originally got it for hunting but it is my sled saw these days.
http://www.wyomingknife.com/saws.htm
http://www.wyomingknife.com/saws.htm
