Great saw for a bug out bag.
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amazon.comPosted May 12, 2015, 7:05 PM UTC
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amazon.comIt uses all standard Sawzall Blades which are available to pruning trees to cutting metal. It would be nice if it was a bit lighter but it is very useful.
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Short blade = short strokes = more time cutting. Not my type of saw. I'd probably go with this if it's a sturdy chainsaw blade.
In reality, I break all my branches with bare hands for fires. Larger branches I wedge in the crotch of a tree and bend until it breaks. If it doesn't break easily, it's too green to burn. And for shelters I prefer dead wood too. What you can saw in 400 seconds takes me 5 seconds to break. Time saved = calories saved.
Agree 100%. All these saws everyone goes on and on about are answers looking for a question.
What you don't realize is that a chainsaw blade becomes absolutely useless when facing a larger log, which nullifies your argument. The teeth will stop catching due to the flexing of the chain, especially the one listed. nutnfancy demonstrates this limitation. The reason why I carry the OP's saw is that I can interchange any of my sawzall blades I use for my tools, and it can handle logs similarly sized as a chainsaw blade. But I can cut through metal if I wanted which makes a perfect addition to urban bugout environments.