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Thread: Silky Pocket Boy 170 - folding saw review

  1. 21-08-2014, 11:56 PM #16
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    Do any of these saws cut bone easly
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    Medium and fine toothed ones cut bone very well.
    Not sure about the larger toothed ones, but I suspect they would also do the job.
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    Do you know if these blades can be sharpened ?
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    Hey Pengy I imagine you could sharpen them with a bit of patience and skill, and maybe leather gloves because there are some odd angles going on in there and would be easy to slice yourself with a misfile...
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    They can be sharpened with a special triangular file, but never seem as good as they are from the factory.
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    Excelent for cutting bone and briskets on deer.
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