Folding saws
#1
Folding saws
I did a search and found nothing. What type, brand etc folding saws/and or knives does everyone use for clearing shooting lanes, and cutting 2" vines and or trees, shrubs etc? I normally just use oversized wire cutters which have done well up to 1" but this year I'll need to do a little more work. Thank you in advance.
#2
RE: Folding saws
I picked up a combo set from Gerber at Walmart for around $35 that included a folding saw, and a pretty nice knife as well as a gutting hook. Haven't used the gut hook of knife much since I got it after season, however I have used the saw and it seems to be of great quality considering the price.
#3
Join Date: Mar 2004
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Posts: 881
RE: Folding saws
I bought a woodsman Pal.
Woodsman Pal
I haven't used it let, so I cannot comment on it, but I haven't been getting any lip from the wife.
I have used gerber hand saw that goes back into the handle, it worked very well. I also used a cordless chainsaw (4" blade) it also did the job well.
Woodsman Pal
I haven't used it let, so I cannot comment on it, but I haven't been getting any lip from the wife.
I have used gerber hand saw that goes back into the handle, it worked very well. I also used a cordless chainsaw (4" blade) it also did the job well.
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Brampton Ontario Canada
Posts: 1,038
RE: Folding saws
I use one of these:-
http://www.bestbudsgarden.com/IBS/Si...-id/37991.html
It get's the job done in a few minutes--shooting lanes, branches and trees about 2" in diameter. It really works well and there's 'no noise' to alert the critters.
http://www.bestbudsgarden.com/IBS/Si...-id/37991.html
It get's the job done in a few minutes--shooting lanes, branches and trees about 2" in diameter. It really works well and there's 'no noise' to alert the critters.