Great review, thanks for posting. This does seem like a great little tool to compliment my silky big boy. This is also a great intro tool for my 4 year old.
I use exactly this saw when I go outdoors. To process some firewood for my volcano stove or a small campfire , I seldom need to cut more than 4" diameter wood, so this small but sharp saw is the best choice for my requirement. Also love the fact that replacement blades in this size are inexpensive and seldom necessary: even if You hand this saw to someone who don't know about the proper use of a pullsaw, this short blade is almost immune against bending.
JIUJITSU2000 mine too, matter of fact my next upgrade will be the katanaboy 650 or the 500 not sure yet which one. I have just honestly never ever seen a saw that dad blame sharp, and that Pocketboy can sure process some camp fire wood real quick and even process wood for shelters quickly and effortlessly. I'm impressed so much with them because I have had 3 strokes and I tire quickly and easily but with that Silky it is like none to very little effort if any at all. I personally will never ever buy any other saw other than a Silky from now on. But hey that's just what works for me and it didn't break the bank getting one....
JIUJITSU2000 yeah I just watched your video on the katanaboy 500, and your video just helped me make up my mind on which one to get. I am however disabled and on disability so I will have to save up for about a year or two too get one, but that is the one I will get, the katanaboy 500 for sure....thanks for the great video and thank you for your service to America sir...
Alabama Bushcrafters the big boy mm is much much cheaper and will cut large diameter stuff too. I've got a video on that too. Thank you for the very kind words and support you give my channel. It was an honor to serve this country I'd go back in a heartbeat if needed
Seems to me if you always keep the dang little saw in its CASE, like you should... unless you get a nice little leather case... there should be no issue regarding your not liking that the saw will not lock closed. Buddy, use some common sense there. ;-)
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To address the lock when folded just tighten the bolt holding the blade. It won't open unless you make it open
Great review, thanks for posting. This does seem like a great little tool to compliment my silky big boy. This is also a great intro tool for my 4 year old.
+The Christian Frontiersman my daughter started off with the saw similar to this that I picked up for like 6 bucks at Home Depot
I use exactly this saw when I go outdoors.
To process some firewood for my volcano stove or a small campfire , I seldom need to cut more than 4" diameter wood, so this small but sharp saw is the best choice for my requirement.
Also love the fact that replacement blades in this size are inexpensive and seldom necessary: even if You hand this saw to someone who don't know about the proper use of a pullsaw, this short blade is almost immune against bending.
Ive already got a few silky saws added to wishlist! Cool lil one i coulda used that deer huntin couple years back
+Bearded Seabee82 one of my favorites is the bahco laplander and the silky bigboy 2000 there both excellent
I have a little larger Silky and I love it. I didn't know they came that small.
Prepper Potpourri I love this saw! Perfect for notches! Would be great for crafts. Thank you
That's what my gf said when I first pulled my boxers down.
Best saw for the southwestern US. Hands down.
Col saw and nicely reviewed!
Thank you Papa!
Thank you..i just ordered one yesterday...i have a Bahco and love it
That is one sweet saw. Thanks for sharing
+Jason Williams thank you brotha, this is a slick saw... literally
Cool little saw bud. I still love my Corona saw
+James McIntyre thank you brotha, this song is small but it is sharp
Good video. I dig the little silky
+Jason Waugh Thank you!
Nice review. Thank you for sharing
Now thats a neat saw. It could be pretty handy.
+Shawn R this thing is sharp
Good review answered some questions I had have a good day
Great video.....I have the silky Pocketboy large teeth and I will never use any other saw.....
+Alabama Bushcrafters I normally use a bahco laplander but these silkies are really starting to get my attention. Thank you!
JIUJITSU2000 mine too, matter of fact my next upgrade will be the katanaboy 650 or the 500 not sure yet which one. I have just honestly never ever seen a saw that dad blame sharp, and that Pocketboy can sure process some camp fire wood real quick and even process wood for shelters quickly and effortlessly. I'm impressed so much with them because I have had 3 strokes and I tire quickly and easily but with that Silky it is like none to very little effort if any at all. I personally will never ever buy any other saw other than a Silky from now on. But hey that's just what works for me and it didn't break the bank getting one....
Alabama Bushcrafters I have a video on the katana boy
JIUJITSU2000 yeah I just watched your video on the katanaboy 500, and your video just helped me make up my mind on which one to get. I am however disabled and on disability so I will have to save up for about a year or two too get one, but that is the one I will get, the katanaboy 500 for sure....thanks for the great video and thank you for your service to America sir...
Alabama Bushcrafters the big boy mm is much much cheaper and will cut large diameter stuff too. I've got a video on that too. Thank you for the very kind words and support you give my channel. It was an honor to serve this country I'd go back in a heartbeat if needed
Awesome review mate
Very nice review. Thanks. Have a good week god bless
Danny Schwab thank you brotha! Have a beautiful day, God bless you!!
Nice review
Annie Farmer thank you
Good review 2k
+Linkless Tennessee Thank you!
that is so much smaller then my new 12 inch Corona saw
Husky makes one just like that one.
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Wil Standridge Thank you!
Seems to me if you always keep the dang little saw in its CASE, like you should... unless you get a nice little leather case... there should be no issue regarding your not liking that the saw will not lock closed.
Buddy, use some common sense there. ;-)