I have been using an oak frame bow saw made in the late 1800's for the last 35 years and it would hands down put all this junk to shame. Happy camping!!
Bob Dustrude Buck all the way! I've carried and used it the backwoods extensively and wouldn't have it any other way. Durable, light, and uses standard bow blades--easy to replace. I have the 24" and the length has never bothered me when packing.
Very professional video! I love the way you & crew do these. One important point: When the Silky Saw was bested slightly by Bob's Quick Saw the reason is because you used the Silky BIGBOY 2000 with extra large teeth. These are their *largest teeth and are designed for green/soft live wood.* Silky makes the BIGBOY saw in *medium teeth or fine teeth version for hard woods.* If you used Silky's medium teeth version of the BIGBOY 2000 you would have smoked the other saw on that hard dead wood. Please check it out in a test. Get the Silky Folding Landscaping Hand Saw BIGBOY 360 Medium Teeth 350-36. Price is $44 USD total on Amazon.com *Edit* Also, the same thing with the red handle Pocket Boy you used (large teeth version). The black handled medium tooth one works much faster & is best for the hard dead wood you were cutting.
I've been using Bob's saw for the last 2 years and I can say that the length is a great thing because the longer the saw, the quicker it cuts and the less energy used. The cover for it is NOT nylon but waxed canvas. I like to keep an extra peg tooth blade in the cover for dry wood, while the raker makes quick work of green wood. You can also just run to the hardware store to buy replacement blades. Getting replacement blades for the other type of folding saws may not be as easy as well and the standard blade for the Bahco quickly gums up with sap or wet wood chips when cutting green wood. The shorter length of the small folding saws will frustrate you at best when cutting anything thicker than 4 inches. Go with the biggest saw you will carry and pick the right type of saw blade. Go for the small Bahco and Silkys when you must be compact but realize their limitations.
This is an outstanding review. I have the Silky Gomboy. It fits in my ILBE scout pack, and works extremely well. I also have the original letherman super tool. Still going strong since 1999.
Thanks, and the good news is that I can get the Silky Boy in the UK, and even better, it's reasonably priced. I really do need to get a folding saw, as there's plenty of fallen wood available to me locally, and I have two wood burning stoves.
I used to carry a Bahco, but for weight/size I've switched to a Silky pocket boy. Largely because of this video. I still carry a "buck saw" blade that I can improvise with found material, but the Silky has yet to fail my needs.
One more post Dave, I usually think a jab saw is something you use to cut out a hole in a wall, I have multi tool's with saw's, and I even have a Puma SBG Warden with a saw, but when I went to Home Depot, I saw a Lenox Folding Jab Saw, anyhow that's the one I chose, it's great, but my point, the multi tool's sometimes is a little too small, yet I wanted something smaller for more delicate work, and I found it with a folding jab saw, it's a great bushcraft tool, we learn from eachother, and I know this is your video, but I luv going out for a hot cup of coffee on a open fire, and improve my bush skill's, like making trap trigger's, etc., and just to whittle, which I use my pocket knives to save the edge on my knife, my favorite three, are my Swamp Rat's, my Wicked Tough Folding, and my new 2Hawks Double Bit Hatchet, hand's down, they so far are my favorite, what I like to see you do is a review on a Folding Jab Saw as a bushcraft tool, becareful driving tonight, watch for the other driver, and have a Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous New Year.
Light out of Darkness yeah if you don't mind giving them 300$ of our cash. I found a ten inch of almost identical construction, for 17$.so keep your silky.
Hi David, first of all, I would like to Wish You a Happy Thanksgiving, like I have mentioned before, I have the Silky BigBoy 2000, and yes, it's a great saw, but I alway's wanted a smaller saw, I also have the Wooden Fiskar Saw, with the Power Teeth, not bad, but It was time for the Bacho Laplander, so I thought, I started my search, and by luck, I found a video that was very interesting, I found the Wicked Tough Folding Saw, what amazed me, is when I saw the guy lite chop with it, I said WoW, further video's sort of made up my mind over the Bacho Laplander, from the video's on the Bacho Laplander, it seem's to be a very good one, but when I further investigated the Wicked Tough Folding Saw, and it's warrenty, I called Wicked Tree Gear, and Todd the President, what a nice guy, answered all my question's, and I bought the Wicked Tough Folding Saw, David, I think a face off between the Wicked Tough Folding Saw, and the Bacho Laplander would be a great video, both saw's cut in both directions, and are similar in size, the lifetime warranty of the handle justified the price of the Wicked Saw, I alway's enjoy your video, and trust your opinion on the profuct's, so if all possible, can you do a review on the two saw's, there are some good video's on both, but no face off's on the two, I know you would do a good review, that's why please would you do such a video, Thank You in advance, and Merry Christmas, and a Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous New Year.
In the test between the silky and the bucksaw the guy on the right has way more leverage and stability than the guy trying to cut the same log at the end who has nothing to stabilize the log with, moreover hes not even trying as hard. Really inaccurate test, I would put the silky up against that buck saw any day of the week.
not only that but, the silky has the ability to fit in a tight spot where the buck saw design doesn't allow it to do that. that was one BIG fail in testing and it wasn't even covered. the silky has the ability to adjust the angle of the blade...this allows the user to stand and cut low branches and fallen trees. I will ALWAYS take the silky over the buck.
saw this comment before even watching then when I saw what you were talking about just thought wtf? How is that a fair comparison? The same log for two people and at the cut off end of another? So unstable, how many of his strokes would have been useless because the wood was moving in the direction he was sawing? Should have been two individual pieces.
Great vid. You reviewed a couple of the saws I was interested in (Silky and box) and I particularly like the side by side cutting comparison. That's the kind of info many reviews lack. Keep up the great work. I'm thinking I might get 1 of each of the Silky models.
Sorry Man... But Sven does work... it's just not as good as some saws for pack and play - LOL... and it's a weird design that I seems like they want you to lose the wing nut that secures the blade. I hate the wing nut... makes it so the blade and cross support don't stay in the red channel piece. LOL.
I made a different choice that gives me greater versatility. I was wanting a small collapsible saw for hunting, that I could cut wood or bone with. I went with the Outdoor Edge pack saw, it collapses as small or smaller than most of those shown in this video, but has the added advantage of being able to add a bone saw blade and a hacksaw blade.
Great videos! Just one comment: I'm almost certain that your Silky PocketBoy is not the 170 but the 130. Which I prefer due to its smaller size and almost the same blade size. Are you sure you are using the 170? The size of the handle and the comparison with the Bahco seems to be the 130
Hey David, I have the super tool 300. You have already used and hard tested it, im sure. But I am a kid and saved my pocket money a long time to buy it, I wanted to know its maximum capacity for work and ruggedness. I cant afford to buy another, so please make a review video and use all its functions. Thanks.
What's your opinion on the Leatherman Surge? It's the one Leatherman that actually does have everything you need, but the saw & file are interchangeable. That means that they can be very easily replaced when they get dull, but it also means that only one can be mounted at any given time, and they're slightly shorter due to the mount. I haven't been able to make my mind up on that one.
i bought a fiskars folding saw for 20$ cad at wallmart in the gardening section, 1 foot long blade and it has a life time warrenty and i prefer it over my Laplander
Hi there, I watched almost your every single video. Just want to give you a little suggestion when you reviewing your gears. When it comes to cutting sawing for chopping, could you not trim the footage so we could actually see how it takes to finish the job.
Good tools, the lot. Suprised the Corona professional Razor tooth was not included in the list. More affordable than many, smaller than big folders larger than the small folders, yet it will cut as well or better than some on your list. Good review though. I like them all!i
Yes... some of the guys like the Corona... and some guys had them at survival training... but it seemed as thought these saws were the ones that ended up gaining the most praise. But you are right... the next saw on this list would have been a Corona. Thanks bro. ~David
From what I heard, the handle on the Bob Dustrude is really uncomfortable in the hand, despite how effortless it saws. I don't know if they tested it with gloves on or not but I'm sure it's recommended to do so if this is to be your go to saw. Me, I'll settle for a 48-inch pocket chainsaw (Chainmate or Pocketech).
Like the Bob Dustrude folding saw and the Bahco laplander. I don't care for the Silky's as the blades are too thin. The Stihl PS10 is also a great choice for a folder...
Great review. I just recently discovered your channel and love the reviews. I'm just starting to build my EDC equipment; what equipment would you suggest being the first thing to focus on? Have you considered making a video on building a practical and wallet friendly EDC bag for the budget conscious viewer? I look forward to seeing your upcoming videos.
Yes. I have 5 different bags... from EDC to full Long Term Bug Out... we will get to them in the next month or two. EDC depends a LOT on where you live, your knowledge and skill set and what you face on a daily basis. I carry more self defense "tools" in urban areas than where I live... But we are coming out with a series on EDC and Emergency / Bug Out Kits. To start though, you want a good multitool, pocket knife (I usually carry a tactical self-defense pocket knife), I have 2 Wazoo Survival Bracelets (wear them most of the time) they cover a lot of emergency basics. Anyway... you've inspired me to work harder to get the EDC BOB series done. Thanks ~David
Hello David I must say I love all your videos and reviews I had learn lot of things for survival and bushcraft. I would like if you can to make a video how to use a wire saw (and tips by doing it).
This must be a sign from above... LOL... funny you should ask... we are just wrapping up next week's video which is on My Paracord Belt... Crazy you should ask. :) Stand by ... Coming Soon to a RUclips Channel near you... Later bro. ~David
like them all with one exception, the wave is a good tool but a better,cheaper multi tool exist it's the Victorinox Huntsman which has a decent pair of usable scissors and a much better little saw as well as being lighter and cheaper
Great review my friend, you whats two buy a Coghlan's Sierra Saw that what I finds it perfect in the woods I might get a bahco Laplander later on 5*****Stars and a thumbs up my friend......
Wow, your video quality is incredible compared to a year or two ago. What is your mic/ camera combination? Keep it up. I am looking forward for future videos.
Oh man... You got that right... I never wanted to be on camera... so I did photos of me an everything else... and you guys still liked it... But on this video... my son Ben, who is a very capable videographer shot and edited this video. It is my hope that he and I can work together more and more and bring you guys HIGHER quality videos than ever! Thanks man! ~David
Hey David I'm from India. Really like your channel. I'm trying to find some of the gear you mentioned in the videos but its very difficult to find in India. Anyways keep up the good work Sir
The link to my favorite saw, the laplander, has a little typo so it doesnt work. Great Video, I think about getting myself a leatherman for EDC, what would you recommend if space is limited?
It depends on what do you want to cut. Live-green wood/larger teeth, dry wood/medium teeth, small pieces of wood or "in hand" cutting/fine teeth. Also, you can choose teeth dimensions depending on the surface which was cut, big teeth - rough surface, small teeth - very fine surface. That goes for Silky saws. Which I recommend. Putting pressure only when pulling it's a must, they are pulling saws. If you respect that(not like in this video) they cut like you are cutting bread. They'll do the work for you. Watch a video with some Japanese guy cutting with a pull saw.
In my years as a tree surgeon and orchard renovator, the Silky's are a God-send. Silky and Leatherman are a perfect bugout combo.
I have been using an oak frame bow saw made in the late 1800's for the last 35 years and it would hands down put all this junk to shame. Happy camping!!
Bob Dustrude Buck all the way! I've carried and used it the backwoods extensively and wouldn't have it any other way. Durable, light, and uses standard bow blades--easy to replace. I have the 24" and the length has never bothered me when packing.
Very professional video! I love the way you & crew do these.
One important point:
When the Silky Saw was bested slightly by Bob's Quick Saw the reason is because you used the Silky BIGBOY 2000 with extra large teeth. These are their *largest teeth and are designed for green/soft live wood.*
Silky makes the BIGBOY saw in *medium teeth or fine teeth version for hard woods.* If you used Silky's medium teeth version of the BIGBOY 2000 you would have smoked the other saw on that hard dead wood.
Please check it out in a test.
Get the Silky Folding Landscaping Hand Saw BIGBOY 360 Medium Teeth 350-36.
Price is $44 USD total on Amazon.com
*Edit* Also, the same thing with the red handle Pocket Boy you used (large teeth version). The black handled medium tooth one works much faster & is best for the hard dead wood you were cutting.
Excellent video! I love looking earth, discover and relax...
I've been using Bob's saw for the last 2 years and I can say that the length is a great thing because the longer the saw, the quicker it cuts and the less energy used. The cover for it is NOT nylon but waxed canvas. I like to keep an extra peg tooth blade in the cover for dry wood, while the raker makes quick work of green wood. You can also just run to the hardware store to buy replacement blades. Getting replacement blades for the other type of folding saws may not be as easy as well and the standard blade for the Bahco quickly gums up with sap or wet wood chips when cutting green wood. The shorter length of the small folding saws will frustrate you at best when cutting anything thicker than 4 inches. Go with the biggest saw you will carry and pick the right type of saw blade. Go for the small Bahco and Silkys when you must be compact but realize their limitations.
This is an outstanding review. I have the Silky Gomboy. It fits in my ILBE scout pack, and works extremely well. I also have the original letherman super tool. Still going strong since 1999.
Oh I like the looks of that Silky BigBoy!
Thanks, and the good news is that I can get the Silky Boy in the UK, and even better, it's reasonably priced. I really do need to get a folding saw, as there's plenty of fallen wood available to me locally, and I have two wood burning stoves.
Nice. You are going to LOVE the Silky saw! ~D
I used to carry a Bahco, but for weight/size I've switched to a Silky pocket boy. Largely because of this video. I still carry a "buck saw" blade that I can improvise with found material, but the Silky has yet to fail my needs.
What are the big differences you found in terms of effectiveness and durability between the Silky and the Bahco?
For my needs, not much. The Silky is a little slower because of the shorter blade(less teeth per stroke).
Leathermen Wave strikes again!!! Good video David!
Leatherman Wave has super powers dude!
Great video. I've always preferred the Bahco Laplander. Its an awesome folding saw. Thanks for sharing.
Thanx Mike, the Silky Bigboy is what I have.
great video thanks for the unbiased report
Excellent production and just the video I've been looking for. Big ups!
The man is back!
One more post Dave, I usually think a jab saw is something you use to cut out a hole in a wall, I have multi tool's with saw's, and I even have a Puma SBG Warden with a saw, but when I went to Home Depot, I saw a Lenox Folding Jab Saw, anyhow that's the one I chose, it's great, but my point, the multi tool's sometimes is a little too small, yet I wanted something smaller for more delicate work, and I found it with a folding jab saw, it's a great bushcraft tool, we learn from eachother, and I know this is your video, but I luv going out for a hot cup of coffee on a open fire, and improve my bush skill's, like making trap trigger's, etc., and just to whittle, which I use my pocket knives to save the edge on my knife, my favorite three, are my Swamp Rat's, my Wicked Tough Folding, and my new 2Hawks Double Bit Hatchet, hand's down, they so far are my favorite, what I like to see you do is a review on a Folding Jab Saw as a bushcraft tool, becareful driving tonight, watch for the other driver, and have a Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous New Year.
You saved my life with this video brother thanks
I actually said to myself I wish Ultimate Survival tTips would do a video on saws and I check my subscriptions and BAM! Love the video!
That's too cool. Glad you like. We aim to please! ~D
>>>Silky Saw all the way brother!
What's up Keith? Agreed. Silky saws are awesome. Paired with a Wave, they make a versatile kit.
Totally agree! I have a Wave on my hip right now. Great combo all together. TC
dragland7268
sorry for my english, but what would be a wave?
Wilson Miranda a model of Leatherman tool.
Light out of Darkness yeah if you don't mind giving them 300$ of our cash. I found a ten inch of almost identical construction, for 17$.so keep your silky.
+1 on the Silky. I have the Gomboy at 270mm and it rocks!
Hi David, first of all, I would like to Wish You a Happy Thanksgiving, like I have mentioned before, I have the Silky BigBoy 2000, and yes, it's a great saw, but I alway's wanted a smaller saw, I also have the Wooden Fiskar Saw, with the Power Teeth, not bad, but It was time for the Bacho Laplander, so I thought, I started my search, and by luck, I found a video that was very interesting, I found the Wicked Tough Folding Saw, what amazed me, is when I saw the guy lite chop with it, I said WoW, further video's sort of made up my mind over the Bacho Laplander, from the video's on the Bacho Laplander, it seem's to be a very good one, but when I further investigated the Wicked Tough Folding Saw, and it's warrenty, I called Wicked Tree Gear, and Todd the President, what a nice guy, answered all my question's, and I bought the Wicked Tough Folding Saw, David, I think a face off between the Wicked Tough Folding Saw, and the Bacho Laplander would be a great video, both saw's cut in both directions, and are similar in size, the lifetime warranty of the handle justified the price of the Wicked Saw, I alway's enjoy your video, and trust your opinion on the profuct's, so if all possible, can you do a review on the two saw's, there are some good video's on both, but no face off's on the two, I know you would do a good review, that's why please would you do such a video, Thank You in advance, and Merry Christmas, and a Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous New Year.
I have some of those same Wrangler Riggs pants & like them a lot! Thanks for the video.
Great to see you back David, thanks for the reviews.
Thanks Gregory! Great to be back bro! ~David
I like the new intro.
great to see you back in action dude
Great to BE back in action bro! SO glad to be back! Have a great day! ~David
In the test between the silky and the bucksaw the guy on the right has way more leverage and stability than the guy trying to cut the same log at the end who has nothing to stabilize the log with, moreover hes not even trying as hard. Really inaccurate test, I would put the silky up against that buck saw any day of the week.
not only that but, the silky has the ability to fit in a tight spot where the buck saw design doesn't allow it to do that. that was one BIG fail in testing and it wasn't even covered. the silky has the ability to adjust the angle of the blade...this allows the user to stand and cut low branches and fallen trees. I will ALWAYS take the silky over the buck.
highonimmi
I agree 100%, the test was a joke. You make some real good points as to its other benefits, good to see someone is thinking!
Canadian Prepper Hey what's up, brother! I was thinking the same thing when watching the video and agree with you guys.
saw this comment before even watching then when I saw what you were talking about just thought wtf?
How is that a fair comparison? The same log for two people and at the cut off end of another? So unstable, how many of his strokes would have been useless because the wood was moving in the direction he was sawing? Should have been two individual pieces.
Great video as usual, Thanx David.
Excellent as always David, thank you!
Love your videos David. Thanks very much!
Thanks bro. Really appreciate the encouragement! ~David
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Sir 👍👌
Thx for these video. It helps me to finish my tools package.
Good to see you back,I would like to see the quick buck saw after long term use..I may be wrong,but seems weak at the pivot points.
your videos are always entertaining! Good video :)
Great vid. You reviewed a couple of the saws I was interested in (Silky and box) and I particularly like the side by side cutting comparison. That's the kind of info many reviews lack. Keep up the great work. I'm thinking I might get 1 of each of the Silky models.
Very useful vid and well done. Thanks.
Thank you!
Great video!! I like the sportmans folding saw. it's a beast!!
Great video man, nice info.
Great comparison! Saw several I would like to add to my gear. Excuse the pun LOL
Great video and some excellent info. Thank you.
Thanks Bro! ~D
Thanks this was a great help i hope everything your lookkng for comes your way
now I know what saw to buy for my needs...thanks! :)
Great video, as always
Thanks bro!
Great video I've been looking for a durable folding saw and now I have some good options thanks!
Thanks for making me feel like crap for buying the sven saw, well i guess it can't be that bad the design has been around for a long time.
Sorry Man...
But Sven does work... it's just not as good as some saws for pack and play - LOL... and it's a weird design that I seems like they want you to lose the wing nut that secures the blade. I hate the wing nut... makes it so the blade and cross support don't stay in the red channel piece. LOL.
Very nice review. Thank you
I think I'm going to go with the Bahco
I made a different choice that gives me greater versatility. I was wanting a small collapsible saw for hunting, that I could cut wood or bone with. I went with the Outdoor Edge pack saw, it collapses as small or smaller than most of those shown in this video, but has the added advantage of being able to add a bone saw blade and a hacksaw blade.
Awesome vid as always
Thank you for the encouragement! ~David
David you should start doing some gun reviews.
Great videos! Just one comment: I'm almost certain that your Silky PocketBoy is not the 170 but the 130. Which I prefer due to its smaller size and almost the same blade size. Are you sure you are using the 170? The size of the handle and the comparison with the Bahco seems to be the 130
victorinox saws fare batter than leatherman's, and SAKs tend to be way lighter than multitools, and often feature an awl...
Hey David, I have the super tool 300. You have already used and hard tested it, im sure. But I am a kid and saved my pocket money a long time to buy it, I wanted to know its maximum capacity for work and ruggedness. I cant afford to buy another, so please make a review video and use all its functions. Thanks.
you should check out the agawa canyon boreal21 folding saw in replacement of the bob dustrude. the assembly is amazing.
What's your opinion on the Leatherman Surge? It's the one Leatherman that actually does have everything you need, but the saw & file are interchangeable. That means that they can be very easily replaced when they get dull, but it also means that only one can be mounted at any given time, and they're slightly shorter due to the mount. I haven't been able to make my mind up on that one.
i bought a fiskars folding saw for 20$ cad at wallmart in the gardening section, 1 foot long blade and it has a life time warrenty and i prefer it over my Laplander
Excellent!
Hi there, I watched almost your every single video. Just want to give you a little suggestion when you reviewing your gears. When it comes to cutting sawing for chopping, could you not trim the footage so we could actually see how it takes to finish the job.
Good tools, the lot. Suprised the Corona professional Razor tooth was not included in the list. More affordable than many, smaller than big folders larger than the small folders, yet it will cut as well or better than some on your list. Good review though. I like them all!i
Yes... some of the guys like the Corona... and some guys had them at survival training... but it seemed as thought these saws were the ones that ended up gaining the most praise. But you are right... the next saw on this list would have been a Corona. Thanks bro. ~David
From what I heard, the handle on the Bob Dustrude is really uncomfortable in the hand, despite how effortless it saws. I don't know if they tested it with gloves on or not but I'm sure it's recommended to do so if this is to be your go to saw. Me, I'll settle for a 48-inch pocket chainsaw (Chainmate or Pocketech).
sportsman industries has a pretty solid 10 inch folder of good quality
David great video on saw
Hope you will bring some more reviews in this month
We have one video a week planned for release... maybe 2 on occasion... But 1 premium video is what we can handle... right now. Thanks man! ~D
I like the new intro. It would be good if you could check out the Fiskars SW Retractable saw range and the BG saw. Thanks
Get the Boreal 21, it's the best by far, AND, AND AND, you can get a saw blade at any hardware store. BAM. No proprietary BS.
Boreal 21. Best, most used out there, yet not mentioned here at all.
awesome intro!
Like the Bob Dustrude folding saw and the Bahco laplander. I don't care for the Silky's as the blades are too thin. The Stihl PS10 is also a great choice for a folder...
Why too thin?
Just my opinion.
I think thinner the blade, less material to cut, less effort..
And that's your opinion. Good points, btw...
I am just trying to understand what is your opinion based on
I ground my flat head screw driver on my leatherman wave into an awl. it has a second one and I also carry a screw driver on my key chain .
Great Video
Thanks bro! ~David
Never heard of those Japanese saws before this vid. Be interesting if i can get them in the UK.
Great review. I just recently discovered your channel and love the reviews. I'm just starting to build my EDC equipment; what equipment would you suggest being the first thing to focus on? Have you considered making a video on building a practical and wallet friendly EDC bag for the budget conscious viewer?
I look forward to seeing your upcoming videos.
Yes. I have 5 different bags... from EDC to full Long Term Bug Out... we will get to them in the next month or two. EDC depends a LOT on where you live, your knowledge and skill set and what you face on a daily basis. I carry more self defense "tools" in urban areas than where I live... But we are coming out with a series on EDC and Emergency / Bug Out Kits. To start though, you want a good multitool, pocket knife (I usually carry a tactical self-defense pocket knife), I have 2 Wazoo Survival Bracelets (wear them most of the time) they cover a lot of emergency basics. Anyway... you've inspired me to work harder to get the EDC BOB series done. Thanks ~David
where did you get your paracord belt? ive been looking for one myself but i noticed yours and really liked the design.
Do you know a good small survival knife that is reliable and cheap that would be good 4 bush craft?
Hello David I must say I love all your videos and reviews I had learn lot of things for survival and bushcraft.
I would like if you can to make a video how to use a wire saw (and tips by doing it).
What do you think of wire saws?
For the Silky Bigboy and Pocketboy that you demoed. Can you tell me the the number of teeth for each size?
thanks
First comment!!!!!!
I have ARS folding saw, is it good? Its Made in Japan, carbon steel, 7 inch blade with a big 7-9 inch curved handle.
I have a silky gomboy medium teeth, I wanna try buck saw, seems there would be no blade bending .
You should do a review on your get home bag because you did one on your bug out bag and labeled it number #1,is there gonna be a 2?
Triple ground teeth is the key element in any fast cutting folding saw so no matter what the brand keep your eye out for that feature.
can you do a review on the Spetsnaz or taiga machete?
Hello David, do you have a BK9? If so do you have any tips on what I can add to mine
I would like to know where you got the belt you are wearing in this video, maybe you could do a review on it.
This must be a sign from above... LOL... funny you should ask... we are just wrapping up next week's video which is on My Paracord Belt... Crazy you should ask. :) Stand by ... Coming Soon to a RUclips Channel near you... Later bro. ~David
nice video
like them all with one exception, the wave is a good tool but a better,cheaper multi tool exist it's the Victorinox Huntsman which has a decent pair of usable scissors and a much better little saw as well as being lighter and cheaper
That's an awesome belt. Where did you pick that up buddy?
Great review my friend, you whats two buy a Coghlan's Sierra Saw that what I finds it perfect in the woods I might get a bahco Laplander later on 5*****Stars and a thumbs up my friend......
Wow, your video quality is incredible compared to a year or two ago. What is your mic/ camera combination? Keep it up. I am looking forward for future videos.
Oh man... You got that right... I never wanted to be on camera... so I did photos of me an everything else... and you guys still liked it... But on this video... my son Ben, who is a very capable videographer shot and edited this video. It is my hope that he and I can work together more and more and bring you guys HIGHER quality videos than ever! Thanks man! ~David
Hey David I'm from India. Really like your channel. I'm trying to find some of the gear you mentioned in the videos but its very difficult to find in India. Anyways keep up the good work Sir
The link to my favorite saw, the laplander, has a little typo so it doesnt work. Great Video, I think about getting myself a leatherman for EDC, what would you recommend if space is limited?
Leatherman Rebar, smaller version of the Supertool.
Ahhh... thanks for the heads up Phybz... I fixed the typo. Muchas Gracis! ~David
Bonjour so which one is the best?
What kinda pants are those with the leather on pocket for knife - tool clip??
quick question what saw tooth size would you recommend for backpacking for the pocket size.
It depends on what do you want to cut. Live-green wood/larger teeth, dry wood/medium teeth, small pieces of wood or "in hand" cutting/fine teeth. Also, you can choose teeth dimensions depending on the surface which was cut, big teeth - rough surface, small teeth - very fine surface. That goes for Silky saws. Which I recommend. Putting pressure only when pulling it's a must, they are pulling saws. If you respect that(not like in this video) they cut like you are cutting bread. They'll do the work for you. Watch a video with some Japanese guy cutting with a pull saw.
Why doesn't anyone put the wicked saw into testing groups, I love mine.
Should have reviewed the Silky Gomboy as well.
David what do you think of the victorinox saw's i really like them
The Silky Gomboy is comparable with the bahco laplander not the bigboy or the pockeyboy
which Gomboy? some are for professionals
Bahco 100%
you should try out the silky ultra accel