Registered: Aug 2000
Location: baton rouge, la
Posts: 4101

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Registered: Aug 2000
Location: baton rouge, la
Posts: 4101

some very fine saws, all have at least one side with a double row of teeth. i think one of these was the first pull-saw we ever bought. all of them are Razor Saw brand, the big ones with one cutting edge have replacable blades.

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Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Baton Rouge/Lousiana/States
Posts: 671

*runs to Logan's house to play*

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Registered: May 2001
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 1037

I needs me one o dem.

Who makes it?

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Registered: Aug 2000
Location: the heart of an awl
Posts: 3692

that's similar to the one i have. yours looks bigger, and nicer. mine is some Kyoboso brand or something. I just used it a few hours ago for the first time in several weeks.

that folding one would be pretty handy for me if the teeth are fine enough. the good hardware store only had three to choose from, i doubt any of them were as nice as those. none of them were over $20.

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Registered: Aug 2000
Location: baton rouge, la
Posts: 4101

the folder is an Oyakata "Silky" handsaw. i don't know how fine or for what work you'r elooking for, but these things go through branches like a beast. we've done rough cuts on things with no tearing, nice saw.

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