Silky PocketBoy Folding Saws
The Silky PocketBoy Folding Saws have five different colours for the different tooth sizes and blade shapes. The saws are designed to cut on the pull stroke. They have a hollow ground blade, which reduces friction when cutting. This allows the cutting stroke to feel very easy and fast.
FEATURES:
- The teeth are not set, they are what Silky calls a Mirai-Me tooth style. This style of tooth creates a very smooth cut
- This benefits the tree by reducing the chance of water and bacteria sitting on grooves in the timber, therefore, allowing infection into the wound.
- This style of tooth is engineered so that the teeth are the thickest part of the blade, making the cut wider than the rest of the blade following the teeth through the cut.
- The teeth make the cut and the thinner blade following makes it easy for the user by reducing friction and allowing an easy return stroke of the blade, reducing the chance of the blade jamming in the cut.
- The blades are made out of high carbon steel called SK4, very strong steel but also quite flexible. The blades are chrome coated for protection from rust and resin.
- The Pocket boy saws have two settings on the blade. The first is a standard saw blade angle, the second has the blade pointing into the air. This angle allows you to cut to a flat surface or enables you to have the handle away from branches that are slowing and inconveniencing your cutting.
- The handles are made out of a special rubber designed by Silky Japan (GOM). It absorbs a lot of the vibrations you get when cutting, you still have a very good grip, even when your hands are damp.
REPLACEABLE PARTS:
Everything on the Silky saws is replaceable. There are 4 tooth sizes in the Pocket Boy range and these blades are interchangeable with the handles. So if you would like this saw which is ideal for general and larger limb pruning, you could also purchase a replacement blade of the medium tooth which is ideal for carpentry and bamboo.
The screws needed for these Pocket Boys have the code: SKU 121-01
The blades of the Pocket Boys are available in 13cm and 17 cm lengths.
PocketBoys Available:
Yellow Handle Curved Blade Large Tooth SKU 726-13
Blade length:- 130mm or 5 inches
Teeth per 30mm/in:- 8/6.8
Weight:- 175g
and SKU 726-17
Blade length:- 170mm or 6.7 inches
Teeth per 30mm/in:- 8/6.8
Weight:- 220g
Purple Handle Extra Fine Tooth SKU 344-13
Blade length:- 130mm or 5 inches
Teeth per 30mm/in:- 26/22
Weight:- 165g
and SKU 344-17
Blade length:- 170mm or 6.7 inches
Weight:-210g
Blue Handle Fine Tooth – SKU 342-13
Blade length:- 130mm or 5 inches
Teeth per 30mm/in:- 20/16.9
Weight:- 170g
SKU 342-17
Blade length:- 170mm or 6.7 inches
Teeth per 30mm/in:- 20/16.9
Weight:- 215g
Black Handle Medium Tooth – SKU 340-13 and SKU 340-17
Blade length:- 130mm or 5 inches
Teeth per 30mm/in:- 10/8.5
Weight:- 170g
SKU 340-17
Blade length:- 170mm or 6.7 inches
Teeth per 30mm/in:- 10/8.5
Weight:- 220g
Red Handle Large Tooth
SKU 346-13
Blade length:- 130mm or 5 inches
Teeth per 30mm/in:- 8/6.8
Weight:- 175g
SKU 346-17
Blade length:- 170mm or 6.7 inches
Teeth per 30mm/in:- 8/6.8
Weight:- 220g
Pete –
Re Pocket Boy 130mm (Curved)
“Incredibly surprised how well your smallest folding saw performs… even on larger dry branches
As mentioned, I got the 130mm Pocket Boy for bushwalking and camping.. mainly for kindling.
I’ve always gotten the large tooth blades, and was apprehensive if they’d be awkward on dry branches.
Not at all. Cuts like the timber is still green. Brilliant little saw.” – Cheers Pete
Raymond Reddington –
@jernoutdoors from Instagram says:
“With a saw and a knife in the pocket of my “dog jacket” I’m ending up with one piece of fatwood every day! I saw it down on the way up to our view point, when up I sit down and carve it clean while the doggies kill some sticks. Soon I’m able to use fatwood as firewood”