Silky Professional Series PocketBoy Curved Blade Folding Saw 170mm Large Teeth (726-17)

Super sharp and cuts through branches easily. I like the fact you can fold it up and put back in the plastic case provided. Much better than some of the non-retractable pruning saws I've used in the past and seems much sharper. I find cutting out dead wood to be addictive, and this tool has reawakened my interest to be out the house at sunrise with saw in hand and a hold of the neighbors' overhanging trees, shrubs and hedges.

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Great saw, fits well in a larger pocket. Saws through softwood and hardwood no problem. Comes nice and sharp Remember to retighten the screw as needed

Sägt unfassbar gut und präzise mit viel Vortrieb. Kein Vergleich zu gestanzten Zähnen. Aber sauscharf und mit Respekt zu nutzen. Wer solch einen Formfaktor sucht, kommt nicht an Silky vorbei. Für mich die allerbesten und wirklich beeindruckend. Wenn ich das Haar in der Suppe suchen müsste, wäre das die Tatsache, das das Blatt im eingeklappten Zustand nicht arretiert. Es kann sich also unbeabsichtigt öffnen, daher sollte immer die (sehr gute) mitgelieferte Hülle nutzen.

Tres content de cette scie Silky, j ai le modele Bigboy 2000 egalement mais lorsqu il faut couper de plus petites branches ca n etait pas toujours pratique. J ai donc decide d acheter ce modele plus petit mais tout autant efficace. Tres compact une fois pliee, aucun bois ne resiste, les dents sont redoutables et cela ne prends que qq instantpour venir a bout de toutes les branches ou petits troncs d arbres. J ai perdu le systeme de fixation de la lame sur mon autre modele, esperons que celui ci ne se devisse pas ( j ai rajoute un ecrou et des boulons pour la maintenir en place) Surement la meilleure scie sur le marche, parfait pour le camping, bushcraft

The teeth on this saw are not typical of hand saw kerf, it is made to cut on the pull stroke only. This saw is extremally sharp with very aggressive cut and I was surprised how fast it cuts though branches with very little effort. One thing that takes a little bit of practice is applying cutting force on the pull stroke only. The blade is too thin to support much pressure on the push stroke. You do need to be careful that you don't cut the tree/branch in a way that the blade can be pinched. The blade will easily bend if its pinched and a lot of push force is applied. I use this to cut 1" diameter and larger Invasive bush Honeysuckle trunks. It cuts this soft wood very easily and the saw folds up and drops into a belt attached holster. Its light and easy to carry through the woods. I have slayed acres of bush honey suckle with this thing. I cut the trunk, treat the stump with Tordon and crawl to the next one. One man honey suckle Ninja!