Is this a good deal?

>>677705
Me either, if you're /out/ why do you need to reach something just slightly longer than you could do on your own. If you're doing serious yard work a 10 foot telescoping manual pole saw is about $40 bucks cheaper.

Anonymous 2016-01-31 19:54:19 Post No.677956
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>>677705
>>677813
It's about the best handsaw you can buy. I wanted it for felling trees and building a shelter in a remote area of a state forest. Obviously I couldn't use a chainsaw so this seems like the best option.

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>>677813
>>677705
Looks to me like the handle being long is simply a function of it being long enough to cover all the teeth on the blade, gents. Might be a good tool. Can't see it being worth that much, though.

Anonymous 2016-02-01 04:04:18 Post No.678247
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Don't get ripped off. Buy this pruning saw instead. It will cut better than that thing too.

it comes with a cardboard sheath. You'll have to make your own permanent sheath.

Anonymous 2016-02-01 04:36:19 Post No.678264
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Saw bros, do the size of the teeth or the shape (curved/straight) matter very much for /out/ purposes?

I've heard curved is easier.

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>>677664

What >>678247 said.

They even have folding ones with changeable blades, if that's important to you.

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>>677664
Why not just get a regular ass handsaw meant for bucking. and be done with it? a little leather cover to go over the teeth and you're set. It actually might weigh less then that too...

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>>678247
I have one, and is definitely GOAT

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>>677664
All you need is this. considering anything else is foolish.

'nuf said

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Katanaboy is pretty big so it's not ideal if you're trying to keep your pack weight low . If you're gonna use a silky while /out/ I say get a silky gomboy 3000 . But if you want a beast of a saw the katanaboy is amazing.

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>>678476
fuck off with that bear grylls bullshit. Silky is on a whole other level.

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>>678479
r i g h t . . .

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>>678479
OK, I won't use a good tool that is reliable and reasonably priced. You've convinced me with your astute argument.

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