OLMSTED FORGE Hand Saw with 13” Curved Blade

OLMSTED FORGE Hand Saw with 13” Curved Blade

$ 27.99

Score By Feature

Based on 82 ratings

Easy to hold

9.58

Ergonomic

9.18

Light weight

8.88

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Product Description

An inch-long hand saw with a curving blade

Efficiencies in pruning Pruning is fun when you have a powerful curved saw at your disposal. The limbing of trees like oaks and pines works very well with this. Branches up to 4 inches in diameter can be easily cut. When you pull back the blade, it makes deep and satisfying cuts, tearing through whatever wood is in front of A razor tooth blade's rugged construction provides accurate results even under strong pulls

With its 13" pull-stroke action blade, you are able to cut medium to large branches easily! In addition to helping the saw cut more efficiently and smoothly, the curve of the blade helps it stay on track as it cuts. The saw can easily reach branches that are hard to reach or tight spots that will not be accessible by a bow saw

Comfortable Cork Grip This grip is made from a nonslip material to provide a comfortable and stable grip during prolonged

Holster for 13" saw The holster for the saw gives you added safety when you carry it. Use the convenient belt loop to adjust the sheath so it can be securely attached to your belt for safe transport. As the saw fits snugly in the holster, it won't fall out. The holster is strong enough to protect the saw for a lifetime. Whenever holsters are not in use, they can be easily stored

Questions & Answers

What country does your company manufacture its products in?

I appreciate you asking the Taiwan is the country where Olmsted Forge products are manufactured.

Can you tell me if the blade is alloyed? Is there an exact combination of materials, a specific amount, etc. for the blades?

I appreciate you asking the Despite the fact that steel is an alloy of iron and carbon, the blades of Olmsted Forge tools are made from high carbon steel. When it comes to the different types of steel, "High Carbon Steel" is defined as steel with a carbon content of greater than Five hundred percent. There is a significant difference in the composition of Stainless Steel from High Carbon Steel. Stainless Steel has chromium added to carbon steel's iron and carbon. high level of chromium in Stainless Steel confers upon it its resistance to corrosion and rust. However, Stainless Steel's corrosion resistance benefit comes at a cost. Stainless Steel is a softer This material does not possess the same structural rigidity and will not hold an edge nearly as well as carbon steel. Although High Carbon Steel blades are durable, they can stain and rust if not properly cared for. Cleaning and sanitizing blades after use should be done with a clean, dry cloth. Keeping your blades sharper for longer by wiping them down with mineral oil periodically is a good idea. High Carbon Steel blades might not look as shiny and they may need a little more care, but they will stay sharper for The best way to cut through tough dead branches is to use them steadily as they become stronger and sharper over time. It is possible for stainless steel blades to lose their shape after the blade edge is dulled if we cut thick branches with them.

Selected User Reviews For OLMSTED FORGE Hand Saw with 13” Curved Blade

Pruning is a breeze with this

5/5

Pruning saws have been around for me before, but not one that I used in good faith. Being so inexpensive, I found this to be a pleasant surprise. Cork is used for the grip and the holster is well designed and fits snugly. A good cut can be obtained from the saw. Since it is thin enough to have some lateral flexibility, it is convenient when you need to reach I can only praise this saw in the strongest terms.

Onyx Montoya

| May 24, 2021

To this day, I still love the saw

5/5

During the first few months of use I had no complaints about this saw A joint on the handle snapped off It would be great if you could replace it.

Phoenix Valencia

| May 13, 2021

The saw is great

5/5

It is an excellent saw for trimming small pieces of wood. The blade is sharp and easy to handle. I like how well the little sheath is made and the little sheath is also crazy now.

Rio FINCH

| Apr 15, 2021

We can see at a handsaw

4/5

It cuts well, but I would suggest that the teeth could be outset a little more so that it is easier for the blade to follow.

Catalina Koch

| Dec 20, 2020

We're in love with it

5/5

The tool was absolutely perfect for cutting off small branches and a broomstick I had to cut in half. . . lol. Product of high quality.

Hakeem Goldstein

| May 03, 2021

I love the blade itself because it is sharp and feels good in the hand, but the sheath is terrible

4/5

All in all a good saw, but the belt sheath is not very comfortable and if you're serious about arboriculture and you're doing a lot of swinging and climbing, the saw will fall out so you must secure it more tightly.

Ezra Santiago

| Aug 05, 2020

The price is low, but the quality is good

4/5

There are very few moving parts, it is lightweight, it fits in the hand nicely, it helps beginners to get into handsawing, and it is inexpensive for the quality it provides. If they do make a next version, there needs to be a lanyard hole in the handle. I love the removable blade, but if they make one I would have loved a lanyard hole.