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turd
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Yep, thats the one I got too 
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schmitty
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Survivorman
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^ I went to Canadian tire and bought that one, I like how it comes with a belt clip
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Drummer Dave
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Canadian Tire sells this saw now ! ?? i have never seen it ?.
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Survivorman
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Look in the gardening area, like for trimming and stuff like that. On thier website type in Fiskars saw in the search you'll find it.
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schmitty
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^ I went to Canadian tire and bought that one, I like how it comes with a belt clip |
I dont think mine came with a belt clip.
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Survivorman
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My saws, meyerco one--->lock doesn't work after I tried to saw down a knot really hard. So my two best ones.
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flashlightfreak9
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I noticed a strange phenomena about the reviews of this saw(click the pic/link and then when the webpage loads, click the review link below the picture).
Most of the reviews are 5 out of 5 and they all love their's.
The rest are 1 out of 5 and they broke on the first use. 
I am wondering if this has connections to the China reproduction mess.
I want this saw, but I worry I'll get one of the crap ones. 
Your thoughts, please. 
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Drummer Dave
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^ I have that saw. Works great. 
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turd
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Same here
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Survivor Kid 909
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I have a (SP) Coghlans Sierra Saw, it looks similar, is cheaper (I think) and works great!
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flashlightfreak9
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Same here
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Hmmm....
I guess I'll get one.
If it breaks, I'll send it back to Cabela's.
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Cliff N
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I've been using a Bahco Laplander saw for awhile:
It seems to cut faster & smoother than either my Fiskars or my Opinel saws.
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Mystik Spiral
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It even looks tough.  Where did you get it?
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Cliff N
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One of the folks I do SAR with had an extra & sold it to me for $20.00.
Got this bad boy from him for $15.00:
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flashlightfreak9
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Good stuff, Cliff.
I'll have to look into that saw.
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turd
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Those Fiskars are great
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Aurorawatcher
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| | I noticed a strange phenomena about the reviews of this saw(click the pic/link and then when the webpage loads, click the review link below the picture).
Most of the reviews are 5 out of 5 and they all love their's.
The rest are 1 out of 5 and they broke on the first use.
I am wondering if this has connections to the China reproduction mess.
I want this saw, but I worry I'll get one of the crap ones.
Your thoughts, please. |
I have that saw and pruners. It came as a set. I have had it for about 3 yrs now. Haven't had problems with it. I also have a Sven saw that I have had for 20 yrs and never had a problem with it besides it not being really great with large trees or branches.
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Mystik Spiral
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^ yeah I really like gerber saws too. They make really quick work of branches.
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Cliff N
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| | I have a (SP) Coghlans Sierra Saw, it looks similar, is cheaper (I think) and works great! |
Those are nice little saws for the price.
I just found one for &6.00 & couldn't pass it up.:
Seems to cut real nice & is small & lightweight enough for pocket carry,if that's how you like to carry stuff.
If you'd rather carry it in a kit,it won't take up much room in there either.
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