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Bahco 396-LAP Laplander Folding Saw $35.52 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $49 Spend) @ Amazon JP via AU

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Excellent bush crafter folding saw.

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  • $20 shipping….

  • The Bahco 396LAP Laplander Folding Saw is a general purpose folding saw for cutting both green and dry wood, plastic, bone etc…. Do I need it? No!

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      Bone???

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        Hunters.

        Of the most dangerous game.

        • Dropbear maulings are at an all time high. I can still hear the screams…

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    Im after a saw for hiking. Is this on the lighter side of fold saws?

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      Are you sure you want a saw for hiking? Unless it’s for clearing fallen logs from official tracks for others, you’d be far quicker just walking around or using secateurs

      • Its a light weight option for procuring fire wood

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          Right so for camping rather than the hiking itself. Out of interest what state allows cutting up your own firewood on a hike? We don’t get that luxury in qld

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    Better than Silky saw?

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      Judging by the teeth I doubt it's better than the silky saw. But I used my katana silky saw and geez it surprised the hell outta me cut through a decent size tree like butter

      • +1

        Those Silky Katana are very impressive

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      No, I've had both. Silky is better but also more expensive.

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        I got my Silky for about $50 I think it was, use it a lot for gardening

    • I think the Laplander cuts on both pull and push stroke due to teeth angle. Silky is a pull-saw so cuts only only the pull stroke. There are benefits to both but Silky is efficient and clears the cuttings nicely as you work.

      There are a bunch of YouTube videos comparing and critiquing both types.

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