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Silky KATANABOY Professional 500mm Folding Saw XL Teeth (403-50)

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Features

  • PORTABLE FOLDING HANDSAW: This professional handsaw combines superior performance and ergonomics with high-quality design. The nonslip rubber handle is easy to grip and comes with a high-quality carrying case made of strong synthetic fiber. This saw is perfect for trail building, tree care, and much more!
  • A VARIETY OF USES: You can use this versatile blade for a number of jobs, including pruning, trimming, branch cutting, doing construction projects, and maintaining your lawn and garden. No matter the work, whether it be hard or delicate, this blade makes the perfect addition to your tool collection. Add this handsaw to your toolkit today for effective sawing.
  • LIGHTWEIGHT BLADE: This carbon-steel blade attachment was designed to be light enough to provide a smooth cut through harder objects without the teeth catching or getting stuck partway through. With this high-quality blade, you can complete difficult jobs far more effectively than with an average saw blade.
  • HEAVY-DUTY CONSTRUCTION: This saw blade is made with high-quality Electroless nickel plated SK4 high-carbon steel that is 2mm thick. The blade itself is 500mm (19.8") in length, with 4.2 teeth per inch (5 teeth per 30mm)
  • JAPANESE CUTTING TECHNOLOGY: The high-quality and smooth-cutting design used to create this saw blade provides you with an unmatched cutting experience.

Description

The Silky KatanaBoy is a two-handed, professional, heavy-duty folding saw with a 19-4/5 inch blade. Can easily compete with a chainsaw. Compared with the Katana, the legendary Japanese samurai sword, it is the largest folding saw on the market today. The long, well-balanced, taper-ground blade with an impulse- hardened, non-set tooth design provides extended working reach, faster cutting and handles large limbs and trunks with no effort. The non-slip, two-handed, rubberized cushioned handle provides a sure and comfortable grip even in the most difficult operating conditions. Suitable for serious tasks like cutting large timber and tree trunks. Exceptional design, strength, balance and superior finish quality. Comes with a sturdy nylon shoulder bay with Velcro fastening and a pocket for replacement blades.

Brand: Silky


Color: Multi


Blade Material: Electroless Nickel Plated Steel


Surface Recommendation: Wood


Power Source: Hand Powered


Brand: ‎Silky


Color: ‎Multi


Blade Material: ‎Electroless Nickel Plated Steel


Surface Recommendation: ‎Wood


Power Source: ‎Hand Powered


Special Feature: ‎Extra-large Teeth, High-quality Japanese blade technology for faster cutting


Included Components: ‎KATANABOY Folding Saw, nylon shoulder bag


Product Dimensions: ‎49"L x 6.5"W x 1.78"H


Warranty Type: ‎Manufacturers limited lifetime warranty against defects in materials & workmanship


Item Weight: ‎3.04 Pounds


Blade Length: ‎500 Millimeters


Number of Teeth: ‎5


Specification Met: ‎Silky brand specifications


Blade Shape: ‎Rectangular


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎00


Handle Material: ‎Rubber


UPC: ‎757183352005


Manufacturer: ‎Silky


Part Number: ‎403-50


Item Weight: ‎3.04 pounds


Item model number: ‎403-50


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎One Size


Style: ‎Saw


Material: ‎Synthetic


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Extra-large Teeth, High-quality Japanese blade technology for faster cutting


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎Manufacturer's Limited Lifetime Warranty Against Defects In Materials and Workmanship


Date First Available: October 17, 2003


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    • A Green and Fun Chainsaw Alternative
Style: Saw
This purchase was part of my quest to find durable and environmentally-friendly alternatives to common power tools. In the case of the Katanaboy, I was looking for a hand-powered substitute for a chainsaw. After about 18 months of owning and using this tool, I can honestly say.....it does not replace a chainsaw! If you want a tool that turns trees into firewood quickly and with little effort, buy a chainsaw. If you are like me and want to get a bit of exercise while doing chores, don't mind spending a little extra time outdoors, and appreciate effective tools, the Katanaboy is a fantastic choice. It is my primary firewood cutter, as I do not own a chainsaw. I cut a cord of old, hard elm in about an hour, with frequent breaks, although the more I use it, the fewer breaks I need. Most of the branches were under 8 inches in diameter, but I cut a couple of sections that were twice that size (it wasn't easy, but it was fun). I bought a second saw from another vendor for use at work, where part of my job is management of a nature preserve (which includes trail construction and maintenance). In the nature preserve (and at home), I prefer to avoid the noise and pollution of a chainsaw. Trail work volunteers are envious of my "samurai saw" and argue over who gets to use it first.Volunteers almost always bend the blades of my pull-cut saws, but none of them were able to bend the Katanaboy's blade. In fact, after extensive use, I haven't even come close. The saw's handle is comfortable enough. Since it's a pull-cut saw, most of your effort will be on the pull, so a straight handle works just fine (like a tug-of-war). If you pull by bending at your waist or even rocking back and forth on your feet, you can give your arms a nice break. The teeth are extremely sharp, but the locking mechanism has sort of a half-cock safety that minimizes the chance you'll get your fingers caught between the blade and handle while folding the saw. Interestingly, the back of the blade is a pretty effective machete and is good at cutting grass, non-woody weeds, and small dead branches (although this is obviously not its intended use, so be careful). It's fun to pretend I'm swinging around a real katana sword! If I had a big job to do, I would opt for a chainsaw. While I'm confident I cut bigger logs with the Katanaboy (or more than one cord, if I were in better shape), I really don't want to try. I prefer the Katanaboy for small jobs that can be completed in the time it would take to get a chainsaw ready, and for medium jobs that won't take too much time or wear me out. I also prefer its low maintenance, silence, small environmental footprint, and its aesthetic (the experience of using a quality tool, smelling cut wood rather than burnt oil and gasoline, and the sound of birds rather than a two-cycle engine). I am seriously considering buying three more for the family so we can have a nice family outing while getting a larger amount of firewood (and overcoming the saw's main shortcoming when compared to a chainsaw). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2016 by SCW
    • A tool in a class of its own...
Style: Saw
This is an amazing piece of equipment. The Katanaboy is an unbelievably powerful cutting tool. I have used it on a variety of woods, wet and dry, and not only is its cutting capability sinister to behold, this saw can take a severe beating and still hold its wicked edge. I have arrogantly made cuts partially into sandy/rocky soils expecting some sacrifice to its sharpness, and accidently torqued the blade to an extreme angle expecting a permanent bend. It laughed at the abuse. This saw will not out-perform a chainsaw by any means, but quite honestly, the amount of time spent servicing your two-stroke translates fairly evenly into the extra time it takes to pull this thing through a few trees (which, trust me, isn't much). It is also feather-light in comparison to it's capabilities. It would not be ridiculous to consider this saw for bushcraft use, based on it's weight and packability, however, it would be pure overkill. The Katanaboy is basically a folding cross-cut saw, with the benefit of modern materials, sharpening processes, and design. I pair this with a Husqvarna all-purpose axe (which, in my opinion as an owner of axes from other Scandinavian manufacturers, is the best value on the axe market at this point in time). The 26" Husky actually fits perfectly in the Katanaboy's nylon case (which also cleverly includes a pocket for a replacement blade, which, honestly, you may only think you'll need if you're a Prepper...) to create a beautifully lightweight, packable kit. Add a pull-sled and a froe or maul, and I would seriously contend this combination could tackle the fuel needs of a cabin in the Minnesota winter. On a side-note, this thing looks terrifying. We're talking home-defense capabilities because of fear-inspiring freakiness. It is something straight out of Mad Max. That is all. Excellent value, and a blast to use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2015 by Amazon Customer
    • Very aggressive cutter
Style: Saw
This is my third Silky saw, Pocketboy-Bigboy-Katanaboy. I keep this saw handy for occasional quick large cuts, like a tree across my long forested driveway. It is much more efficient than even a premium axe in most circumstances, making cuts through 10" limbs or trunks with out me breaking a sweat. The very aggressive teeth are an impressive piece of engineering. I also use it for harvesting firewood that is dangerously positioned for approach with a chainsaw, e.g. climbing off the ground, imbalanced footing or working overhead. With the Katanaboy-Bigboy combination (along with a good forest axe) two people can take apart a 8"-10" oak in similar time as a chainsaw would require. The forest axe is needed for some limb removal and for making and hammering wooden wedges that prevent saw blade binding in some circumstances. The quiet of using the Katanaboy over the chainsaw is a plus. I know that in a hard chance the Katanaboy-Bigboy-Axe could sustain my family's firewood needs over the usual 5 month N. Florida winter. I also bought the special file for sharpening, though they are still razor sharp after a season of moderate use. Wipe the teeth clean after each use with an old toothbrush, and wipe lightly with linseed oil to prevent any oxidation. This saw is big, though not heavy. Care is needed in learning to use the pull-cut technique, otherwise one risks damaging or breaking the blade. This saw really is for larger cuts than most people need to make. It is probably a good purchase choice for the suburban homeowner who rarely needs a chainsaw. It is definitely a good choice for those who live in rural areas and deal with the forest regularly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2014 by Thomas P. Griggs

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