- Location
- Retired in Minneapolis
I can\'t get my handsaw back...
...from the crews
I brought back a Sugoi Silky saw and scabbard from Expo. Since I'm not doing production climbing I gave it to our trim crews. They each use it for a few days and pass it onto another crew. So far, I've asked each climber if I can have the saw back. NO! They all want the Silky's
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The first climber to use the saw found that he didn't need to push the saw down into the scabbard to have it stay. If he was moving or the tree was brushy he would bottom the saw in the scabbard. there seems to be enough friction from the way the scabbard is designed to grab onto the saw. There is a nice button right under the thumb to push the scabbard off.
The straps for making the scabbard into a leg/knee scabbard need a little work. They're OK but I'm too picky I quess
...from the crews
I brought back a Sugoi Silky saw and scabbard from Expo. Since I'm not doing production climbing I gave it to our trim crews. They each use it for a few days and pass it onto another crew. So far, I've asked each climber if I can have the saw back. NO! They all want the Silky's
http://www.silkystore.com/Secure/eCommerce/Catalog.asp?prdc=19
The first climber to use the saw found that he didn't need to push the saw down into the scabbard to have it stay. If he was moving or the tree was brushy he would bottom the saw in the scabbard. there seems to be enough friction from the way the scabbard is designed to grab onto the saw. There is a nice button right under the thumb to push the scabbard off.
The straps for making the scabbard into a leg/knee scabbard need a little work. They're OK but I'm too picky I quess
