Silky Zubat Professional Curved Hand Saw 330mm Large Teeth

This Silky 270 cannot be compared to it An entire tree fell over in our yard in a recent storm, and the limbs blocked a path in our woods. decided to walk my husband over to the chain saw instead of waiting for him to use the Silky and try to take off as many limbs as I could myself. Whether they are 6" or 8" limbs, I can chop them straight through in no time. The fact that I was having so much fun that I was able to cut limbs out of the way and haul them to the burn pile will cause my husband to accuse me of chainsaw use. It is forbidden for me to do so. The tool is the most awesome thing I have ever used. I'm 61 years old, 5' 2", and can't wait to use it What a wonderful thing! While it does cost more than some of the other pruning saws, it is worth the investment. The money was well spent and I don't regret it I wouldn't want to pay less for a tool that does not work well and then wouldn't use it for that reason. I just thought I would mention it.

Gia Bradshaw

| Aug 31, 2020

The unsatisfactory rating is a result of Amazon consistently failing to fill the first three Prior to this order, I'd ordered this saw 3 times and kept getting the version that was only available to Japanese customers. As described, the Professional Series saw were not present. A description of this product can be found on the web as follows The warranty covers any defects in the material and workmanship for the life of the product. In contrast, on the packaging of the first 3 saws, these words were written This item is only available for sale in Japan. A warranty or liability from outside Japan is null and void. The full refund was given when they were returned.

Ian Brandt

| Nov 04, 2020

I have used a lot of saws over the years The guy who trims oak limbs with a chainsaw when others ask if I want to do it by hand. The blade cuts cleanly and smoothly. Even green wood is capable of clearing chips well. Since I didn't have anything more appropriate to use, I ended up using this to clear a trail using a fallen pine tree I have recently encountered The hard, the dead, and the slow - quicker than any other Although the margin between this and the "best" saw isn't huge, this Silky is definitely in the top three. There is no doubt that this is the fastest and easiest cutting method. The unique system of the sheaths really makes it special. Attaching it can be done in a number of ways Taking the loop off and leaving the belt loop on your belt is my favorite, since it's easier to keep your saw/sheath put on. In a scenario where you have been sawing and want to sit in your camp chair and have a coffee break, you will need Instead of tangling it in the chair, one can easily undo it and set it aside in two seconds. This sheath comes with a very useful retention mechanism. It's a spring-loaded mechanism A pair of loaded A simple and secure way to access your information. My teeth are cleaned with rubbing alcohol and a toothbrush after each use. I clean the blades after I use them with rubbing alcohol and a cloth. It is 90% rubbing alcohol that I use. Lubricating the blade after cleaning is a must as well. Nowadays I use DuPont Lubricant for most of the lubrication I use When I first applied it to my car door hinges, I found it extremely useful. The following item has been updated I found it annoying to have to clean my teeth after cutting green wood because of the sappy sawdust. The last time I tried cutting dry wood after cutting green wood, I found that the cleaning was not as bad. Although not completely clean, it is 75% better than the last time. My saw is still performing quite well.

Sawyer Long

| Jan 29, 2021

of all, I would like to point out that the saw is a genuine silky saw, but it's not the same silky saw you might find in American stores. As for why I have given this product a four-star review, the main reason is that it will be shipped from Japan, meaning there will be no warranty applied. Although I could care less about the pictures showing a different saw, I do not like that they show one at all. There is nothing fancy about the silkys on the Japanese market, they just have black screws and a gold badge. A little nicer looking than the European silkys are the American market silkys, which have a metal sheath badge, red screws for the pistol grip, and.

Harleigh PARKINSON

| May 20, 2021

It's no secret that limbs need to be cut while carrying out any yard work, so treat yourself to the Silky and get your hands on it today. It would be helpful if some of the branches of eight large crepe myrtles were Several local companies want close to $100 per tree when it comes to yard maintenance. My previous branch cutters I owned were not cutting branches well so I first tried my anvil branch cutters which I thought were excellent pruners, but that didn't work. My next idea was to use the pruning saw I already owned, but that didn't work better either. While on the internet, I found several Japanese hand saws that were highly rated, and found the Silky handheld saw As a result of other reviews I had read as well as reviews I found on Amazon, I decided to give it a shot. It was worse if the saw had cost more than I was willing to pay. It is such a great saw that I'm so glad I purchased it. Despite the weather, I was able to get all my pruning done in In my opinion, it would be unfair to describe this hand saw as impressive. I think it's Branches that were two inches thick and larger than my wrists and forearms were easily cut by the blade, as if they were a loaf of bread or rigid foam. The cut occurs both on the push and on the pull, although the pull cuts better. It is the best pruning tool I have ever used. The best pruning tool you can find is this beautiful hand tool. If you want an anvil lopper or a landscaping saw, you need something else. It blows all of the other pruning tools I've used to death. I've used other pruning tools I thought were good, but this hand saw blows them With the silky, a very small woman like myself can cut through large branches with no effort at all. I was skeptical at first as I had just purchased what was supposed to be a top of the line compound action anvil lopper that couldn't even cut branches that large. Although it is quite an investment, if you do a significant amount of yard work that involves cutting branches, it is a good investment and it will last for years to come. The process is ideal if you're not into hard work and would rather get the job done quickly and with ease. I cannot speak highly enough about how amazing the tool is. The blade is extremely sharp and durable, and it slices through thick branches with ease. This pruning tool has a plastic hand grip, but it is completely comfortable, well balanced, and does not blister your hands after long use like many other pruning tools can. This silky is made in Japan in the same region as where fine Japanese cutlery is made. Blades are locked in place when fully inserted in the scabbard, which is made of hard plastic. Besides that, they are also covered by a lifetime warranty against defects in the material and workmanship. The wood is easy to clean, which I recommend you do after each use, as well as lightly spraying and wiping with a quality oil such as WD-40 An appropriate gun oil such as 40 or WD-40 is best. My recommendation for the best pruning tool currently available is the Silky 270-inch pruner, which comes in silver or black Embark on a fantastic journey into the world of Zubats.

Flora WALLIS

| Apr 16, 2021