Wire saws are a great tool for cutting through material quickly and easily. They are especially useful for cutting through thick materials such as wood or metal. Wire saws come in a variety of sizes and can be found at most hardware stores.
You might need a saw for camping if you plan on doing any woodworking while you're there. If you're just camping for fun, though, you probably won't need one.
An axe is not a mandatory piece of equipment for camping, but it can certainly be a useful tool to have on hand. An axe can be used for tasks such as chopping wood for a campfire, clearing a path through brush, or even as a makeshift hammer. If you are planning on doing any camping in an area where there might not be easy access to wood or other resources, then bringing along an axe is a good idea.
A pocket chainsaw is a very small, portable chainsaw that is designed to be carried in a pocket. They are typically used for light duty tasks such as pruning branches or cutting small logs. So, do pocket chainsaws really work? The answer is yes, but they are not suitable for every task. Pocket chainsaws are best suited for light duty tasks such as pruning branches or cutting small logs. If you need to cut down a large tree, then a larger chainsaw would be more appropriate.
5/5
✔ BONUS ALL-WEATHER MAGNESIUM FIRE-STARTER - Comes with a convenient and compact belt loop pouch to store your chainsaw PLUS an all-weather Fire-Starter with its own unique casing. Works perfectly in the rain or cold. This product is fireproof, water-resistant, and shatterproof. The Fire-Starter contains everything you need to get a fire going – perfect for your Bushcraft needs.
✔ THE PERFECT GIFT WITH A MULTITUDE OF USES - Ideal for hiking, camping, emergencies, or simple yard work whenever you need to cut down a branch. You can also extend the handles with rope to reach higher heights.
✔ NEW SUPERIOR DESIGN FEATURING A LONGER, 36-INCH BI-DIRECTIONAL & SELF-CLEANING CHAINSAW! This gear is extremely lightweight, versatile, flexible, and compact – able to cut a 3" limb in less than 10 seconds! Made of high-strength, super-strong heat-treated steel. Its longer chain makes for incredibly fast cutting time with razor-sharp blades, sawing 3 sides of a thick limb at once. Clearly, this product outshines the competition!
✔ GET BOTH OF THE HIGHEST-RATED POCKET CAMPING GEAR PRODUCTS ON AMAZON NOW! YOU CAN'T GO WRONG! CREATE AN OUTDOOR FIRE OR CUT DOWN BRANCHES AND TREES ANYWHERE, IN ANY SITUATION! The SUMPRI pocket chainsaw will cut through wood with ease, reducing the amount of time and effort needed to cut down a branch. Perfect for boy scouts, bug-out bags, and emergency gear. Use it to clear mountain bike/ATV trails or when off-roading.
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$234
I typically prune the spruce trees surrounding my home with a 23' Jameson pole pruner, but there was one limb that was 35' above the ground that needed to be removed before I could bring the tree down. There was no risk-free way for me to access this particular limb because I lack climbing equipment. I decided to try this because I figured I had nothing to lose considering the cost. When I first received it, I examined it out, and it appeared to be well-made, strong, and quite sharp. These were ideal in terms of angle and grind because I perform my own chain sharpening. I fired a line over this branch and then hauled a pocket saw up and over it while holding two 50-foot lengths of 3/8 line on either end. I swapped the lines over after the first couple of pulls met with little resistance, and the chips immediately began to fly. This thing really works and is none the worse for wear after this use, making it well worth it for jobs like this. I can imagine that for lower limbs or other uses closer to the ground it is even better. Keep in mind if you use this for high work, you should feel resistance, hear the gravelly saw sound, and see chips/sawdust flying through the air. If not, the chain needs to be adjusted.It may be useful to secure colorful ribbon or string to the chain's teeth side at each end.
5/5
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✔ MOST DURABLE & TOUGHEST WILD SURVIVAL GEAR: Made of industrial-grade heat treated steel chain for long lasting durability, with super strong paracord handles and self cleaning style cutting teeth. You never worry about hindering you for the reason of low cutting efficiency.Comes with a convenient and compact belt loop pouch to store hand chain saw. It’s great to put into your pockets, bags or hang on the belts. Definitely be helpful to your bushcraft needs
✔ FASTER CUTTING SPEED & SAVING MUCH EFFORT: With eleven sharp cutting saw blades, the portable survival saw can cut through wood from small branches to large tree trunks in seconds and cuts over-head branches with ease, the flexible chainsaw links create steady yet flexible bi-directional motion, which saves a large amount of time and effort.
✔ THE PERFECT GIFT WITH A MULPITLE USES: The universal hand saw ideal for many different wild situations, plus high quality material, portable pocket size and cool appearance. What a best choice as a cool gift for campers, hunters, hikers, backpackers and any outdoorsman!
✔ PORTABLE CHAIN SAW WITH MULTIPURPOSE PARACORD HANDLE: The chain saw is light weight, versatile and flexible. 24 inches chain can be folded within 4 inches and total weight only 0.39bls, you take it just as convenient as taking a cell phone! More exciting is its cool paracod handle, it can untie and extend to maximum 275 inches to reach high branches or other emergency situations. Perfect for hiking, camping, emergencies, simple yard work and whenever you need to cut down the wood.
$234
I've cut high limbs with it while standing on the ground and using ropes at the ends. It performs as good as any other product I have used. Like the others, it frequently becomes stuck in the kerf. It does cut sharply and efficiently clears the chips. It's convenient that it cuts both ways. Chain-based and cable-based pocket saws are the two primary types available. The chain ones are good at clearing chips but get caught in the kerf. While the abrasives clog and the cable ones stop cutting, they do not become trapped. Someone needs to develop a new method that successfully accomplishes both goals.When it's in a high branch, I thread the rope through a pulley and pull it with a come-along from the side to free it. Each time thus far, this has caused it to come loose. The pulley is there to prevent the chain from coming loose and hurtling toward me at 100 mph.
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✔3x MORE TEETH = 3x FASTER IN CUTTING - A razor sharp cutting blade on every single link, Best pocket chainsaw will cut through wood with ease, reduce the amount of time and effort that you need in cutting down a branch
✔PORTABLE SURVIVAL CHAINSAW –Features bi-directional self-cleaning style cutting teeth, made of industrial-grade heat-treated steel, that easily tear through wood while cutting on both strokes
✔IMPROVED DESIGN –Now has a narrow chain with Bi-Directional teeth that devour wood with every pull all day long! Weighing in at less than 1/2lbs means that it's small enough to put in your pocket yet cuts through wood faster than traditional saws! Over 30 flexible nonbinding blades
$234
We have many trees on our property, including pine and hardwood trees of many varieties, and I reside in a rural gated community. I had to remove a few branches that were in the way of the paths that run up and down the slopes of our property. It was a terrific small instrument, and I used it all morning long to cut oak and pine. With this saw, it's considerably simpler to reach close to the trunk. I pruned branches with diameters ranging from 4 inches to 8 inches. All of the branches were chopped cleanly as a result, but since I was below the branches, I did appear like a lumberjack with sawdust all over me. The operator's job was the hardest since it required arm force, and at 77, I don't exactly have the same strength and endurance as I did 20 years ago. Nevertheless, this saw is excellent. This will be used by me to "trim up" a number of other spots that would be more challenging to utilize a power saw or a pruning saw for. It cuts like a chainsaw, and the speed is determined by the "motor." LOL... awesome tool
5/5
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✔THE MOST DURABLE SURVIVAL HAND SAW ON AMAZON - You can find pocket saws for less, but they offer you MUCH less. We all know, typically if you spend less now, you'll pay MORE later as the quality of hand chainsaws are NOT all the same Other CHEAPER saws are simply made with a thinner chain & handles You get what you pay for and we guarantee our heavy duty saw for "LIFE"... for a reason.
✔QUALITY DOES COUNT! - Our saw rips through anything from thin branches to large tree trunks in seconds. Cuts over head branches with ease. Our Saw has heavy duty rugged handles with metal brackets and can easily be re-sharpened unlike other sharp pointed pocket saws. Our Pocket Chainsaw comes with a tough nylon front snap storage pouch and belt loop. It can be sharpened with a regular 5/32 round chainsaw file. Perfect Multitool for all your Bushcraft needs.
✔LENGTH MATTERS - While other 24 inch saws are too short, too weak, or simply just break after a few uses, our saw has a full longer, thicker 36" chain (EXCLUDING HANDLES). The bi directional, self cleaning chainsaw style cutting teeth tears through wood cutting both ways! Made of high 65 mn high carbon heat treated steel, the longer chain equals incredibly fast cutting time with razor sharp blades sawing 3 sides of a limb at once...clearly out classing the competition.
$234
This might get a little wordy, but I got the chance (necessity) to torture test this small device. I will thus discuss a number of subjects that I have read about in other reviews and my personal experiences.Teeth - The narrowness of this chain significantly lowers drag as you pull back and forth. Every connection should have a cutting tooth, according to some, while others advocated for teeth that can cut both ways. I believe the product's maker got it right. The chain would have needed more force to be pulled through the wood if it had more teeth, which would have increased drag. My observations (results below) show that the non-cutting direction is more valuable than the bi-directional cutting when the chain becomes stuck in the wood.The key is the first cut into the wood, however this one can be a little unpleasant. If a gentle tug along the log feels like the chain is cutting, go ahead because it truly can't go sideways. If the first gentle draw across is effortless and smooth, the chain has to be moved. Once it begins cutting, the chain's narrow width keeps it in the kerf, and until binding, there is no problem. It is simple to reposition the blade. Once you are on rope, remove the chain from the limb and attempt again after a brief sliding along it. There is a 50/50 chance that it will set properly.Binding: Until the chain eventually began to become dull, the only times the chain actually bound in the cut were when I exerted excessive force and became combative. It won't bind if you move back and forth while letting the saw do the work. The limb's weight will bend and cause the bottom cut channel to close, which is the only other bind. Cutting a portion from one side of the limb and periodically switching which side you are standing on will prevent this.Results - From the ground, I was chopping avocado tree branches that were between 25 and 30 feet in the air. Getting the silly rope up in the tree and onto the desired branch was the most difficult aspect of the ordeal. To aid in the throw, I filled the bag the chain came in with a rock and connected it to the rope. Cutting limbs took much less time than getting the rope into the tree. Before the saw began to feel dull, I chopped three enormous limbs that were approximately 8 inches in diameter and another two that were about 4 inches in diameter. That much wood is a lot for a hand saw. It took 3-5 minutes on average to cut through the 8-inch limbs. Although my current task is over, these chains can be sharpened because they are ordinary chainsaw chains. When I need to cut additional limbs, I'll order a new saw because it is so inexpensive.FYI: The two bids I had from tree trimmers were over $1000 each, so it was definitely worth the time and work.
4.5/5
Large teeth (7 teeth per inch configuration)
Compact lightweight folding saw with 6-3/4-inch blade that will take up very little pocket or backpack
Clear plastic flip-lock carrying case with belt clip is included
Rust-resistant, hard chrome-plated, taper-ground blade with an impulse-hardened non-set tooth design for greater cutting efficiency & 2 locking positions
An ideal saw for your glove box or to carry on hikes
$234
In my prior reviews, I rated both the 130 and 170 sizes with medium teeth five stars for both manufacturing quality and sharpness. In addition, I have a large tooth Silky Pocketboy in the 130 size, which I used before purchasing the 170 size with huge teeth for backcountry use. The ideal backcountry saw is the latter (big teeth, 170 size). Although I'm a big fan of Silky saws, I wanted to focus on the 170 size with huge teeth for clearing brush and cutting tiny trees and bushes (wet wood) that go in the way of setting up a tent or hammock shelter in spaces that are too small or too steep to do so. British Columbia (Canada) was used as the testing location since there are few or no places to set up a tent without first clearing the site due to the salal and vegetation there being so dense. I consider this to be a superior backcountry saw. You only need to hold the bush with one hand and cut it at the base in one or two strokes with the other because it is extremely sharp and only cuts on the pull stroke. A bush's inch-thick base can be cut through with just one or two strokes. The large tooth is intended for use on wet wood and sticky, sap-filled wood since smaller teeth would be difficult to clean or would become clogged with sap and sawdust, decreasing the saw's effectiveness. After use, the big teeth are simple to clean and don't seem to clog at all. I believe the medium tooth model provides a nicer cut in dry wood, but you don't care about the cut quality in wet wood in the bush. You simply want to get over the obstruction as quickly as you can. The big teeth are quite good at that. The handle has the ideal weight to it. Depending on what you're cutting, it operates like a knife or scythe. On prevent sap and gum from sticking to my blades while I'm out, I spray Bostik tool spray on them before I leave the house. This makes it easier to clean my teeth later.I read the four star reviews before writing this to determine why those customers didn't give the saw five stars. A "fragile" blade that may "bend" or "break" at the tip was described. Only by pushing the blade forward, as you would with an American/European saw, could you break or bend a Japanese saw. Even when these reviewers deny pushing the blade forward to cut, if you simply pull a Japanese saw, it won't bend or shatter. It does not budge. Japanese saw blades are designed to be incredibly thin so that they cannot bend or break when being tugged. Japanese saws hardly have any tooth "set." Due to the minimal amount of material that is removed during the cutting process, the saw kerf is incredibly small and produces very little sawdust. Short, LIGHT strokes with low pressure are used to cut. It does not cut more quickly if more downward force is used. The bevel on the Japanest teeth is positioned to improve cutting effectiveness for brief, never-taxing strokes. If you've never used a Japanese saw before, it can be challenging to initially comprehend that pressing the blade has no cutting effect at all. Only the pull stroke of the saw produces cuts. Therefore, there is no chance of the blade breaking or bending if you use it properly, especially in the backcountry. This is crucial if you can't afford to damage the blade and end up without a saw in the remote wilderness. Although the saw blade cannot be resharpened, the induction hardened saw teeth allow it to maintain its edge longer than American/European saws. The blade is lighter because it is half as thick as a comparable sized push cut blade, which enables the manufacturer, like Silky, to put more weight into other parts like the hinge, lock, and ferrule. This saw is tough in all the right ways. Just be careful when using it since the blade is cutting so quickly and is moving towards you that the branch you are sawing off falls off very soon. You don't want to slash yourself further.
4.4/5
Lifetime warranty
Blade folds into handle for convenient storage and transport
Ideal for cutting thick branches
Fully-hardened, precision-ground steel blade stays sharp, even through heavy use
Blade locks in the folded and unfolded positions for safety
$234
I adore this saw for what it is—a portable, robust, and forceful little saw for the average person. It is the best folding saw I have discovered that is under $20 in price (sharper, stronger, stiffer blade; reliable lock; compact). I use it twice a month for most of my pruning tasks at home; anything greater than 4-6 inches requires an arborist or a chainsaw. I use it at work to clear smaller limbs from paths, gather samples, etc. The saw is ideal for light pruning, camping, clearing sight lines for hunting, emergency car kits, etc. However, it is not a chain saw or even a bow saw, and it is not the correct saw for felling mature trees or maintaining a wood burning stove. However, if you take your time and don't rush it, it can handle dried, dead wood. It does work best on new, green wood. I just got two more since I haven't seen them in the store in a while. I had my first saw for around five or six years before I was being silly and bent the blade (sawing contest vs. bigger saws - I still won). This is probably not the saw for you if you require a professional-grade daily user. Everyone else should use it for tasks that are the right size and with the correct technique to get the most out of this saw.
4.4/5
Lightweight and Compact Size Makes This Emergency Survival Saw Easy to Pack and Take Along, Mainly Used For Forest Harvesters, Wood Sawing. Ideal For Cutting Firewood in Survival Situations Such as Campers,Backpackers, Fishermen, Hikers
The perfect length of 36" make it a perfect fit for anyone. Complete with pouch and belt clip, Makes A Great Gift For Any Outdoor Enthusiast.
Strong durable bands with camouflage color.
16 Serrated High performance! 16 teethes make cutting trees more efficient. Built with high quality 65 Mn steel, the BEST material of saws.
Come with portable pocket and wristlet-woven made from (more than) 2 m survival rope, extra flintstone.
$234
For a few reasons, the best gear to bring when off-roading across the wilderness. It is useful for removing fallen trees that are obstructing the route and your journey as well as for gathering fuel and chopping it quickly.Every link on this chain saw has a cutting blade. Due to the large amount of cutting area, your method will determine whether you are successful or frustrated. Every other link cuts in one direction, while the remaining links cut in the opposite direction. Cutting in both directions will help you complete your assignment quickly.Try to move the saw more in a v shape rather than an u motion while cutting smaller branches. Meaning that pulling with your palms farther apart could look unnatural. More purchase and greater pull are produced by closer proximity. Furthermore, pass the chain over the branch. You don't need to exert as much of a tug; let the tool handle it. Cutting involves more gliding motions and less pressure applied to the surface of the wood.If at all possible, it is advisable to approach trees that are blocking the road as a team. Teamwork is also challenging at best. On either side of the tree, one individual. Once more, gliding the chain saw instead of trying to shove it into the log. With little effort, it will cut more quickly and easily in both pull directions.Clean and lubricate your tool before you finish. Before used, lubricate to improve cutting performance. Depending on how much work you have, cutting may require lubrication. Remove moisture-bearing or moisture-attracting wood chips from the area after use. Before packaging, lubricate. While you are putting stuff away, do it. If you forget, there's a chance the tool will rust before your next usage. I store this chain saw in zip-lock storage bags along with WD-40 and chain saw oil for this purpose.Enjoy the outdoors with your new chainsaw.
3.6/5
HEAVY-DUTY MILITARY TOUGH: Ultimate tool for outdoors enthusiasts, around the yard pruning and trimming when a ladder won’t reach. End links riveted with brass rings to protect against fraying, so you can easily attach your choice of ropes to extend reach. PERFECT SURVIVALIST TOOL: Lightweight, portable 48 inch saw chain easily stows in your backpack or camping gear. You won’t want to leave this “can’t do without tool at home†on your next camping, hunting, hiking or biking trip.
GET THE JOB DONE FAST: Manufactured with heat treated polished 65Mn Steel, this 48 inch flexible saw chain wraps around limbs with 62 teeth that will chew through 4 - 5 inch limbs in a matter of minutes. QUICKLY & EFFICIENTLY saw small to medium width limbs into portable lengths for fire or shelter. Perfect gift for anyone who enjoys the great outdoors or DIY Yardie.
KIT INCLUDES: Two 25 foot 250lb ropes attached to chain saw with riveted brass ends protecting rope from fraying, 50 foot tension rope, two sturdy woven nylon handles for comfort grip, nylon weight bag with hook and loop closure for reaching high limbs, aluminum carabiner, and steel file for sharpening. Easy-to-Follow Instruction Manual with pictures illustrating best technique tips.
WHAT’S DIFFERENT ABOUT POCKETECH? We’ve solved the top 2 customer complaints “The chain lands upside down in the tree†and “The chain keeps getting stuck while cutting†By adding blades to BOTH sides of chain it no longer matters how the chain lands across the limb AND we upgraded the original patented design with 50% More Blades, so every other link has bi-directional, self-cleaning designed teeth which spit out pulp as you saw back and forth to keep chain from bogging down.
OUR PROMISE TO YOU: Backed by Pocketech’s 100% Quality Guarantee and Manufacturer’s 1-Year Limited Warranty covering design flaws and manufacturing defects. With our innovative upgrades, we’re confident you’re going to love the new improved Pocketech’s High Limb Chain Saw.
$234
Those who are having problems and giving negative reviews should first know that they either lack creativity or skipped a basic physics course. Rest confident that this will not replace your occupation any more than a toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste did for dentists. "Professional arborists" is a fancy term for tree-trimmers. Therefore, "arborist," stop moaning and writing crap about how this saw would kill trees and other such garbage.1. Go to Home Depot and get a 50-foot length of 3/8 to 1/2-inch thick nylon high usage rope. Cut the rope in half to create two 25-foot sections, and then attach one portion to each of the loops of the thin yellow rope that comes with the saw. This rope tangles too easily and is terrible on the hands. Cut the yellow rope, which will be most useful as twine for all the wood you will soon be removing, after firmly fastening the nylon rope to the loops. Make sure the knot is tight.2. Swap out the tossing bag for a 1- to 2-pound weight, such as a dumbbell, or stuff it with crushed brick and tie it to the nylon rope. Now, this is what you do if your branches are too high for you to throw:2a. Purchase an inexpensive bow and arrow from Sports Authority with a maximum draw weight of 15-20 pounds. Tie twine to the back of the arrow but not in the feathers. Fire the twine-tipped arrow over the branch you wish to cut. For greater heights and greater accuracy, I launched the arrow while seated on a ladder.2b. Be a good shot and leave enough string attached to the arrow so that you don't lose your arrow, or make sure the twine is a specific length and is tied to a weight. Once you are over the branch, guide the nylon rope of the rope saw over the branch while tying the twine end to it, and then cut.3. Only cut ONE branch at a time; never cross more than one branch with this rope saw. Take your time, physics lesson. You cannot undercut with this saw, thus taking your time is essential to obtaining a precise cut with no peeling back of the bark. If the blade becomes stuck, simply tug on one end of the rope quickly and lightly while walking back and forth, jerking the rope as necessary to free it.4. As I use my chainsaw to chop up the branches I've removed, keep the blade greased between cuts; mine soaks in a thin pan of motor oil. With this instrument, I have removed well over a ton of weight in wood.5. Because the oak I've been cutting requires strong upper body muscles and a mechanical bent, this saw is not for you. You can even cut with two people if you keep your strokes rhythmic and keep the blade at an angle of around 30 degrees to your cut.Last but not least, if you harm yourself while using this saw, you are simply stupid and should not stand below what you are cutting. I would be cutting more right now, but Orlando has been experiencing a lot of rain this week.The professional tree-cutter, sorry, arborist quote of $2000 dollars, not including haul away, makes me giggle because of this fantastic saw.Using this gadget, my neighbor and I have been pruning our own yards.
When it comes to backpacking and cutting wood, you need to know how to properly cut the wood for both fuel and shelter. If you're using a saw, you'll want to use a crosscut blade to get clean cuts through the wood. If you're using an axe, you'll want to use a felling axe to get the job done quickly and efficiently.
There are a few ways to split logs while camping. If you have an axe or hatchet, you can use that to split the logs. If you don't have an axe or hatchet, you can use a saw to split the logs.
The most important part of splitting wood when camping is to have a good, sharp axe. If your axe is dull, it will make the job a lot harder. You also need to make sure that the piece of wood you're splitting is not too big or too small. If it's too big, it will be hard to control, and if it's too small, it will be hard to get a good swing. To start, you need to find a spot where you can put the piece of wood on the ground so that it's stable. Then, you need to
A hatchet is a good tool because it is easy to carry and can be used for many different purposes. It can be used to chop wood, dig holes, and even skin animals.
A saw is a great tool to have while backpacking because it can be used for a variety of purposes, such as cutting down small trees or branches to clear a path, or cutting firewood. However, saws can be heavy and bulky, so it is important to consider whether you will actually use it enough to justify bringing it with you on your trip.
A folding saw is a type of saw in which the blade can be folded into the handle for storage or transport. This makes them more compact and easier to carry than traditional saws. Folding saws are available in a variety of sizes and styles, and can be used for a variety of tasks such as pruning, trimming, and cutting through branches and small trees.
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