Folding Saws

Hey Folks, I was wondering who here uses folding saws and what brand?

Personalyl I use the Coghlan's, for the prices its defently work it and I like it a lot. However I find the gerber is much stronger.

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I have a Coghlans myself and i LOVE it.

I have one.. it's a world class or a world something.. dont' remember the name. It works well tho and it throws a huge spark from a mag stick!

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I have a Coghlan's, i have had it for about 2 years still really sharp & cut's fast.
I also have a Gerber, it's more money but i just had to have it, lol Laughing

cut's wicked fast, makes short work of getting firewood etc. Cool

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Yeah Dave I was going to get the gerber but its darn exensive. Should I just stick with the coghlan?

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	TrooperMax wrote:
	Yeah Dave I was going to get the gerber but its darn exensive. Should I just stick with the coghlan?

Hey troop it's a good folding saw in my eyes. If it isn't broke, keep on useing it. If it does get screwed up or something & you have a extra $$ get the Gerber, it's got a nice handle & you can replace the blades. Cheers Dude Cool

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Hey Guys, new to this forum. I highly recommend this folding buck saw its amazing.
http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=1&p=44171&cat=1,42884

Its really light and portable. I use the 24" one.

Lee Valley tools has some great stuff for wood working.

Tmax I think there is a Lee valley in your neck of the woods too.

Cheers,
Tox.

	Toxin wrote:
	Hey Guys, new to this forum. I highly recommend this folding buck saw its amazing. http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=1&p=44171&cat=1,42884 Its really light and portable. I use the 24" one. Lee Valley tools has some great stuff for wood working. Tmax I think there is a Lee valley in your neck of the woods too. Cheers, Tox.

* Ya Lee Valley has some great stuff. I shop there about 3 or 4 times a year. I also have a folding saw from
Lee Valley. Just bought it about 3 months ago, haven't yet used it. Cool

Cheers Toxin

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Hmm Tox that looks like a good buy actually. My fav feature about it is that it isnt plastic. Looks sturdy enough to hold. but light enough to carry around.

Good stuff Cool

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"There dosen't look like there's much shelter over in those mountains, but that's the only choice I got right now, this is gonna be a long week" - Les Stroud Arctic

You cant even feel the weight of it. I roll my foam matt around it so it even doesnt take up anymore room, usually I cant roll my foam matt tight enough and there is always an emplty hole, its a perfect spot for it.

MMMM outdoor toys. ( well not toys but you know what I mean)

Cheers!

Tox

Sure do. Good wya to use all the space possible,

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"There dosen't look like there's much shelter over in those mountains, but that's the only choice I got right now, this is gonna be a long week" - Les Stroud Arctic

I have the gerber saw:

I really like it but most of the time I use the saw thats in the handle of my hatchet.

eric