Thread: Bow saw and axe advice

Probably too cheap for what you want but the bahco triangle shaped frame pruning saw is a great bit of kit around the home.
https://www.bunnings.co.nz/bahco-bow...51-kp_p0828656

mate i appreciate any suggestions!

Originally Posted by RUMPY

Probably too cheap for what you want but the bahco triangle shaped frame pruning saw is a great bit of kit around the home.
https://www.bunnings.co.nz/bahco-bow...51-kp_p0828656

Originally Posted by RUMPY

Probably too cheap for what you want but the bahco triangle shaped frame pruning saw is a great bit of kit around the home.
https://www.bunnings.co.nz/bahco-bow...51-kp_p0828656

These are excellent. I have five
Some bits of advice to go with them: do not loose the plastic tooth guard, as without it the blade will rip anything it comes into contact with to ribbons, and the guard is easy to misplace. Secondly the blade will need setting from time to time. The plastic hand-guard can be cable-tied in place as this is also easy to misplace.

@Puffin @RUMPY ok, might go for a wander down to Bunnings and have a look, Will even see what small axes they have, will keep an eye out for a silky as well one for the truck the other for the pack!

Originally Posted by Puffin

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These are excellent. I have five
Some bits of advice to go with them: do not loose the plastic tooth guard, as without it the blade will rip anything it comes into contact with to ribbons, and the guard is easy to misplace. Secondly the blade will need setting from time to time. The plastic hand-guard can be cable-tied in place as this is also easy to misplace.

Originally Posted by RUMPY

Probably too cheap for what you want but the bahco triangle shaped frame pruning saw is a great bit of kit around the home.
https://www.bunnings.co.nz/bahco-bow...51-kp_p0828656

I second the motion. I don’t have one but I’ve seen one used for pruning they punch above their weight.