saw question

[brianW]

I tend to carry a small folding saw that can cut 4" diameter limbs with no problem. Is there a saw that can easily be strapped to a camelpak that can cut larger diameter limbs/logs?

[dgaddis1]

My folding saw will handle up to about 9" with a little work, it was about $20 from Lowes. There's also those manual chain saws, they'll cut big stuff, but you need a 2nd person to help.

[azdrawdy]

I carry this one Brian. It fits inside my larger Camelbaks (think H.A.W.G.) and easily straps to the outside of my smaller ones. It is unbelievably sharp, and easily cuts larger logs. It is not flimsy and is NOT foldable, but comes with a scabbard which makes it as safe as a folder. Got it hanging on the wall right now if you want to look at it.

www.silkysaws.com/Silky_Saws/Curved_2/Silky-ZUBAT-300-Hand-Saw

Here's the smaller, folding one I carry with me almost every time out.

www.silkysaws.com/Silky_Saws/Folding-Straight_2/F180-Hand-Saw-180mm-Large-Teeth

MD

[dparrott]

My son-in-law gave me a Silky Saw a few years ago - it is incredible - light weight, fits in a Camelbak, and can really cut. I've cut up to 8-9" logs with it.