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Silky Ibuki 390mm Handsaw
$165.00
Suitable for serious pruning tasks and affords a smooth cutting style with efficient chip removal.
The Ibuki 390mm offers a genuine alternative to using a small chainsaw – a little more effort but more peaceful, no fuel cost and much more rewarding!
The rubber hand grip is superbly designed for comfort and to absorb vibration while cutting and provides excellent control over the full length of the saw.
SKU:- 275-39
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Silky Ibuki 390mm Handsaw
The Silky Ibuki 390mm Handsaw has a curved blade and large non-set teeth. Designed to be an alternative to a small chainsaw. The blade is 390mm long. The teeth on this saw have NOT been hardened to allow you to sharpen them, when needed. The blades are hollow ground to reduce friction and increase easy of cutting action and speed. The teeth are very large 5.5 teeth per inch, which means that you will cut a large amount of wood in one stroke. The blades are made from a high carbon steel and then are coated in chrome to reduce rust and protect the blade.
The handle is made from Silkys special GOM material, giving superior grip and reduces vibrations.
The Ibuki is a PULL saw. All cutting occurs on the pull stroke. Put a minimal amount of pressure as you pull the blade toward yourself and then glide the saw forward. On the forward stroke the teeth will clear of timber or material and then on the pull stroke the saw will do the cutting again.
All parts of the saws are replaceable. The Ibuki 390mm comes with a scabbard that also has replaceable parts.
Teeth per 30mm= 5.5 or per inch is 4.7
Blade length is 390mm or 15.4 inches
Weight is 735g
Why Silky Saws are so Awesome!
Silky saws are often considered some of the best saws for cutting wood. This is due to their high-quality materials, innovative designs, and superior performance.
One of the key factors that sets Silky saws apart is their use of high-grade Japanese steel in their blades, which is known for its durability and sharpness. Additionally, Silky saws often feature unique tooth designs that allow for faster and smoother cuts. They also have ergonomic handles that provide a comfortable grip and reduce fatigue during use.
Silky saws are also designed with a variety of different applications in mind. This is from pruning and woodworking to camping and outdoor activities. This versatility, combined with their superior performance, makes Silky saws a popular choice among professionals and hobbyists alike.
Ultimately, the best saw for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences
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Silky Limited Lifetime Warranty
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:
The limited lifetime warranty covers errors in material and construction. This does not include damage caused by transportation, misuse, abuse, and/or normal wear and tear on wearing parts.
The product must be handed into the nearest sales or service to undergo a warranty evaluation. Shipping and Handling costs are not covered by the warranty. A product that qualifies for warranty assessment will be repaired first, if possible. This warranty applies for NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY.'
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Paul Smith –
Wyoclimbs as reviewed on treestuff.com says: “What a beast!
This monster is my everyday handsaw. Large grip fits my ginormous hands well and length gives my gorilla arms unparalleled reach. The blade is very heavy duty and works exceptionally well when cleaning out nasty neglected Ash trees. The large tooth size means it cuts fast but is not suitable for finer pruning, especially on trees with thin bark.”