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Silky BigBoy Folding Saw Carry Case
$38.50
Always have your Silky BigBoy at hand firmly holstered in the BigBoy case. Easily attaches to your belt. Don’t leave your BigBoy in the dirt, put it back in the Case.
In stock (can be backordered)
Helps protect the saw when stored and somewhere to put the saw when moving around. Detachable belt clip to easily clip on and off.
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Silky saws sold in Australia through ATC Products Pty Ltd or Gardens and Trees Pty Ltd and/or its related sales are covered by Silky’s “Limited Lifetime Warranty” against defects in material and construction:
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Elisha Howard –
CRuppers on Amazon says: “There is a lot to like about this case. It is sturdy but not heavy. The belt loop makes it easy to stash the saw rather than put it on the ground when I need to move cut branches or trees. In the case, the saw sits securely and is not at risk of falling out. The saw is easily removed with one hand. (I don’t have to hold the case still while pulling out the saw. I’ve got a couple large downed trees on the property that I’m having to cut up. Being able to quickly stow the saw and climb or haul cut branches is much safer because there is no risk of the saw opening and I have both hands to clamber over tree trunks and such. The little clip to separate the case from the belt loop is also helpful when I sit down to rest. I’ve been hanging the saw and case on a hook through the hole in the belt loop when I’m not using it. The weight of the saw in the case does not put any stress on that hole. This was a very useful addition to my silky saw. If I lost mine, I would buy another immediately.”