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- PORTABLE FOLDING HANDSAW: This professional handsaw combines superior performance and ergonomics with high-quality design. The double-fist rubber handle is easy to grip, and the blade itself can be folded down. Store the handsaw in your pocket, glove compartment, toolbox, or storage case easily.
- A VARIETY OF USES: You can use this versatile blade for a number of jobs, including pruning, trimming, branch cutting, and maintaining your lawn or garden. No matter the work you have to do, 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 SK4 high-carbon steel that is 1.5 mm thick. The blade's teeth were taper-ground and impulse-hardened to further improve its cutting capabilities. The blade itself is 360mm (14.2") in length, with 5.5 teeth per inch (6.5 teeth per 30mm) Cut capacity 7.1"
Brand: Silky
Color: Yellow, Silver
Blade Material: Carbon Steel
Surface Recommendation: Wood
Power Source: manual
Handle Material: Rubber
Blade Material: Carbon Steel
Item Weight: 1 Pounds
Blade Length: 16 Inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 29.9"L x 3.5"W x 0.8"H
UPC: 791429705965
Style Number: 356-36
Global Trade Identification Number: 63
Brand Name: Silky
Included Components: Silky Professional BIGBOY 2000 Folding Saw 360mm XL Teeth
Warranty Type: Lifetime warranty against defects in materials & workmanship
Surface Recommendation: Wood
Number of Teeth: 78
Power Source: manual
Special Features: Extra Large Teeth, Long Reach
Color: Yellow, Silver
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Style: Saw
After much research I decided to get the BIGBOY for use in trail maintenance (tree clearing) on the PCT and feeder trails (Washington State). I chose this saw (over a Corona) due to its reputation for fast efficient cutting as well as its folding feature, and despite its considerably higher cost. Its first real use was for two days of tree clearing where this saw was used to cut branches, clear spring poles (+3” Maple), debarking pine trees prior to cutting, and even some finishing cuts on a couple of tricky logs (better to risk damaging the BIGBOY than the crosscut). My first (and possibly most important) impression is how quick and efficiently it cuts! We had at least 3-4 different models of pruning saw on that trip and the BIGBOY was by far the fastest and most efficient of the bunch. The saw cuts aggressively and requires less effort, probably due to the very thin blade thickness. FYI Silky saws, especially the BIGBOY and Katanaboy are favorites among my trail maintenance team. One minor drawback I found is with folding the saw. When folded some of the teeth are still exposed creating the possibility of injury or snagging on material. I made myself a small stuff sack that I put the saw in before putting it in my pack just in case. The other issue I have with the folding is that I have to take care to get the tip of the saw into the groove at the end of the handle. The blade is so thin and flexible that it does not always line up and I have to guide it into the slot. This is quite minor, probably a non-issue for most people, but I still wanted to mention it. As others have mentioned, and I would like to stress, is how this saw is intended for cutting only on the pull stroke. Even knowing this, and being used by seasoned sawyers (who are using crosscut saws so should know a bit about only cutting on the pull stroke) we repeatedly bent the blade during the push stroke. I am frankly surprised we did not break it. As it is, it now has a few slight bends and I will be getting a replacement blade soon. The blade is so thin and flexible that even slight pressure or binding during the push stroke can cause it to bend and likely break. However I was surprised at how much it did bend without breaking. The handle is very comfortable with and without gloves, and I had good grip even when the handle got wet. And is comfortable for a one or two handed grip. The blade locks in two positions. The first for straight cuts and the second angles the handle back slightly which is surprisingly effective for cutting off angles (above shoulder or below knee) and undercuts. The hinge and locking mechanism worked with no problems and I had no trouble removing the pine sap from the blade and hinge at the end of the day. I would say if you want a saw that is durable and up to some abuse, the Silky may NOT be the best choice. Something like the Corona’s may not be as efficient but are far more forgiving of abuse, not to mention about half the price. Overall I am pleased with the saw and would recommend it. Its features, especially the speed and efficiency of cutting, far outweigh the minor issues I found. My suggestion to anyone purchasing this saw (who have not used one before) is to go ahead and get a replacement blade especially if you intend to carry it any distance from a trail head and/or it is your only pruning saw. You are likely to break the first blade while getting used to this saw (or if you let someone else use it). But in my opinion it is well worth it. This saw, along with a replacement blade, will be going with me on all my trail maintenance and scouting trips this year.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2016 by amatbrewer
Style: Saw
When it comes to outdoor tools, quality can be everything. The Silky Professional BIGBOY 2000 Folding Saw was on the pricier side, but I found out that it's worth every penny. Here's why: Pros: Incredible Performance: This saw is a beast when it comes to cutting. It literally shreds through wood, making tasks quicker and more efficient. Build Quality: Made by a renowned brand, the quality of this saw is palpable. It feels sturdy, well-balanced, and is designed for heavy use. 360mm XL Blade: The blade size is perfect for more demanding tasks, and the extra-large size makes it versatile for various applications. Ease of Use: Despite its power, it's surprisingly easy to use. It cuts smoothly and doesn't require a lot of effort, which is perfect for longer projects. Portable and Foldable: Its folding design makes it convenient for storage and transport. Take it camping or use it in the garden; it's ready to go wherever you need it. Cons: Price Might Deter Some: Its higher price tag might make some hesitate, but trust me, it's a worthwhile investment. Conclusion: I almost passed on the Silky Professional BIGBOY 2000 Folding Saw due to its price, but I'm so glad I took the plunge. This saw is a powerhouse, efficient, and built to last. It's become an indispensable tool for me, and I can't recommend it highly enough. If you're looking for a folding saw that will not only meet but exceed your expectations, this is the one. Don't let the price deter you; it's worth every cent!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2023 by Chad Gilbert
Style: Saw
This saw does a great job. I've been using a smaller version to carry on the ATV for clearing trails. This two handed saw cuts faster and feels solid and well built. It cuts on the pull stroke which is the best. Good purchase.
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2024 by David M Christensen
Style: Saw
Good product,fast shipping.
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024 by bret y
Style: Saw
A great saw with a long handle for a good grip. Very sharp and can cut through an eight-log very quickly. I have several of these types of saws however this one has the longest blade which cuts down on the number of swipes. Very good saw.
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2024 by Jan E. Kirschbaum
Style: Saw
The Silky Big Boy 2000 is an excellent hand saw that can be used for any number of purposes, from pruning work in orchards to helping cut up trees for firewood. It's just handy as can be and the quality is excellent. Made in Japan, where companies haven't completely given up on their own people and moved all jobs to China, this is a high-quality and well-engineered product. The curved 14 1/2" blade has well designed and aggressive teeth that remove large amounts of wood with each backward - you read that right - stroke. The full-length handle is coated with a rubber-like material and gives an excellent grip. The blade, like all Japanese saws, is made to cut on the backstroke or as you pull it toward you (if your hands slip, they won't come in contact with the cutting edge, will they?) and you should NOT try to put downward pressure on the blade as you push forward. Just push forward to reset for the next power stroke when you pull back again. You'll get the hang of it. How does that work? Very well, actually. As I said, the teeth are well designed to remove the maximum of material pulling the blade backward. The X" blade is long enough to take advantage of this while still being short enough to fold into a handy carrying length. This blade will do excellent work in the orchard in early spring or as a companion to a chainsaw for work on felled trees, trimming the branches off to prepare for being cut into length for the chainsaw. This is an excellent saw and can't say enough good things about it while it only has one flaw - it does not lock closed. If you pick it up wrong, it'll open up. If it's in a backpack it may open enough to catch and cut whatever else is in there. Like all sharp tools, you have to be on your guard.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2020 by Stone Dog