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Even when broken down?I like mine also. The only complaint I have is that it will not fit in my pack. Not a big deal really.
Even when broken down?I like mine also. The only complaint I have is that it will not fit in my pack. Not a big deal really.
386 computer? You are dating yourself my friend!I was in my basement apartment in Alameda when that happened. I thought it was "just another earthquake" until it kept going . . . and a power surge fried my new 386 computer . . . and it kept going . . .
Yes, even when broken down. It is just a little bit to long for the pack I would like to carry it in. Strapped to the outside should work just fine though.Even when broken down?
Then why bother to respond at all?I don't have such bag.
And don't plan to get one.
Ah, ok. You would have to try harder than that.T strip you of your wet dreams :^D
?Peaceful mob will test your bug ability, not me :^)
But be the best.
All dreamers.
I like mine also. The only complaint I have is that it will not fit in my pack. Not a big deal really.
I just don’t understand everyone’s love for the Silky Saw.
I personally went for a 21 inch Sven Saw. Finding the right axe to go with it is on my list of things
The PocketBoy is small and its lightweight (around 6 ounces)..it’s a great little saw for a BOB or to pack for a backpacking or camping trip..I personally haven’t found a saw that better suits me for this particular situation.its obviously not idea for sawing through large logs but works great for anything with a diameter of up to 6” which is plenty big enough for anything I would ever need it for camping,backpacking or bugging out..I live in East Tennessee in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains and can usually find all the wood I need on the ground for a fire from all the fallen limbs and downed trees..a heavy duty machete like a ESEE Junglas,Tops Storm Vector,Becker BK9,OKC RTAK2,etc paired with a smaller fixed blade like a Mora Garberg,BRKT Aurora,Bradford Guardian 4.5,ESEE 3,etc and a good small lightweight saw and my bases are pretty well cover...I know,I know,an axe or a hatchet is better for chopping and splitting wood than a large knife/heavy machete is and I would never argue against that but where I’m at a large knife/heavy machete works best for me and my needs..I will occasionally bring out an axe or a hatchet but mostly if I plan on chopping a lot of wood or when it’s cold and everything is frozen solid,which is pretty rare in my areasThe silky is just too heavy. I use an opinel.