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Re: Folding saw recommendation? [Re: Joe Fowler] #388095 01/30/10 04:38 AM
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Also, the Kershaw is exactly the same as the Laplander.

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Re: Folding saw recommendation? [Re: Joe Fowler] #388096 01/30/10 05:39 AM
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The Silky in Pink's photo looks enormous (is there a smaller version?)

Yes: http://www.silkysaws.com/


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Re: Folding saw recommendation? [Re: Joe Fowler] #388097 01/30/10 12:22 PM
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The Silky in Pink's photo looks enormous (is there a smaller version?) The Kershaw is great for backpacking.

Yes there is 2 smaller versions that are about 6" long folded. The Pocket Boy, there is the 170 and 130.


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Re: Folding saw recommendation? [Re: banana-clip] #388098 02/02/10 02:45 AM
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I ordered a Silky Gomboy 240 medium teeth on ebay. Had some ebay bucks that I needed to use up so got it for $22 shipped. I decided that the slightly longer (9 1/2 inch) blade would be nice and the medium teeth most versitile.

I like the looks of those smaller Pocket Boys also for light hikes. Then I'll be completely covered....or WILL I? Just one more thing to add to my list of addictions???

Re: Folding saw recommendation? [Re: JavaDog] #388099 02/02/10 07:01 PM
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Good luck with the Silky, I just joined this forum as I have just got into the Busse family of knives recently. Not too long ago I posted a thread on the survivalist boards about my preference for a folder. I am a construction carpenter and after trying out a number of folding saws to carry in my nail bags for daily use as well as for hunting and camping trips, my best so far is the Craftsman folding utility saw. I have used one daily during work season for better than 2 years. As long as I don't loan it out to someone that tries to cut a nail or hits concrete it seems to last forever. Also when I have had one go dull I took it into Sears and they handed me a new one. The only bummer is that I'm not sure if Sears is discontinuing them or not. I was in Sears a week ago to look for a belt/disc sander for knife sharpening and kydex sheath making and they didn't have the saw. The clerk looked online and couldn't seem to find them either. Then yesterday I was back in to Sears and they had 2 of the saws, so I bought both of them. These saws cut fast and last a long time. The best I have used, but I have not tried the Silky.

Re: Folding saw recommendation? [Re: skorpyd] #388100 02/03/10 02:44 AM
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Welcome to the Yard, skorpyd.

Re: Folding saw recommendation? [Re: skorpyd] #388101 02/03/10 03:45 AM
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Re: Folding saw recommendation? [Re: Implume] #388102 02/03/10 04:28 AM
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Welcome to the Yard, skorpyd.
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Re: Folding saw recommendation? [Re: myketheknife] #388103 02/03/10 04:41 AM
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I'v got a little 6" or so folding saw from sears that takes reciprocating saw blades.It has a high viz orange handle & stores extra blades in the handle.Very versatile little saw.


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Re: Folding saw recommendation? [Re: Andy Wayne] #388104 02/04/10 04:26 AM
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