Worlds LIGHTEST Most POWERFUL Backpacking / Survival saw

Worlds LIGHTEST Most POWERFUL Backpacking / Survival saw
In this video I go over some of the main features of the worlds lightest backpacking / survival saw. You will not find a lighter, faster saw anywhere!

This lightweight backpacking saw uses reciprocating saw blades with carbide teeth. That makes it unbelievably fast. Even the hardest hardwoods are no match for CARBIDE!

Forget the folding pruning saw. They are heavy, and their blades are not meant for cutting dead hardwoods. Our lightweight saw is the fastest cutting, lightest weight, backpacking / survival saw currently available. Even out cutting MUCH larger saws!

[knifepointgear]

Sorry due to a rebranding this saw is no longer available. The rebrand is due to the major website hosting sites and payment process not liking our name. They think we are selling "weapons"🙄 I will be working on a new site for my other sharpening stuff but this saw will probably not return. To be honest its just too expensive to make. REAL carbon fiber (not fake Chinese stuff from Amazon) is expensive. So are the custom machined pieces that hold the blade. I constantly get people saying they can make them cheaper but then get sent pictures of their version and it involves duct tape and pvc. To make something that actually works and lasts is a different story.
I am just not capable of scaling production to make them cheaper in order to meet demand.
I may do a small run here or there for fun though.😊 Thanks for everyone who bought a one really appreciate it!

QUICK DISCLAIMER ⬇️
This saw was designed for myself because I wanted a saw that actually worked, that was sub 4oz, that was capable of breaking down with no tools, or small parts to loose, and had readily available replacement blades off the shelf. Turns out some other people wanted them too. So we started selling them. It fits a very specific purpose. And for that purpose works very well, and will out cut much bigger saws. Anything can be done when you start adding weight (folding mechanisms, etc). But keeping it under 4oz while still providing all the other features is the tricky part. Especially since the blade accounts for half the weight! Combine this with the correct mora and you have a sub 8oz knife / saw combo😁 It is an ultra light piece of gear that does require some "skill" to use. Not unlike an ultralight dyneema tent, tarp, or an alcohol stove. I think if you have to ask "why?" then it may not be for you, and thats ok 👍 If you are a gram / oz counter then your in the right place 😉 The actual saw handle portion (the expensive part, not the blade) is covered by a lifetime warranty as long as we are in business. I am still using my original prototype with original blade that has cut CORDS of wood at this point! Thanks for taking the time to watch my video! It's always appreciated 🙏

[jeromebullard]

I was going to make my own, buy you deserve the credit for the idea, so I just placed an order. Can’t wait to use it in a few weeks!

[btrswt]

That idea of using a tensioning cord to hold and tighten the blade in the handle is absolutely genius. It's such a simple and eloquent design.

[pandamonium]

I'm so glad I bought this saw when I did! Please bring it back for others. Possibly the best saw on the market

[BvictoryforChrist]

As a construction worker and an outdoorsman... not only do I support this idea, I also can verify, those Diablo blades are wicked and do last a long time. I have wondered why those wood saws didn’t incorporate these types of blades. Great idea man. My suggestion fr covering the blade when carrying would be to carry a small piece of pipe with a cap on both ends that holds the blade and handle, maybe 1.5” pvc? Nice job man.

[technics]

I'm usually the person who says, "I can make that, " but this time I ordered one. Great idea and concept.

[TheArtofCraftsmanship]

Great job! I’m excited to pick one up. That’s definitely going in my pack on our next trip.

[johnmutton]

All you need is a small diameter piece of tube to carry it all! Or a wider handle with a split bushing to lock the saw blade in the ending, and a cap for the other end! Great idea!

[Inkling]

That's an excellent idea. Rip saw blades are available everywhere and in wide varieties. You might look for a design where the blade folds into the handle.

[peteragurkis]

Not only is that genius from a cost and durability standpoint, but you can attach all kinds of blades to it! Awesome

[BMXer]

I need one of these and discovered them after they’ve been discontinued. That’s just unfortunate. Sweet, simple design.

[WideAwakeHuman]

Just put some rubber heat shrink around the last couple inches of your tensioning line and it'll basically last forever and adds like 2 grams of weight... Awesome little saw handle

[operator]

If you made the handle bigger and oval-shaped, it can act as a blade holder in your backpack. That way it isn't getting bent or stabbing your kidneys as you hike.

[Sugerzero]

I love seeing this kind of creativity.

[guyofStorm]

Absolutely the best backpacking saw I've seen.

[DeanTheDoctor]

This is awesome my friend! It's such a simple and functional design! Well done! Thanks for sharing! 😊🌎✨

[guskoerner]

I am a HUGE fan of using reciprocating saw blades for backpacking and survival use. They are cheap, abundant and disposable (if you ever wear one out!) I prefer the Milwaukee 48-22-0305 Folding Jab Saw. I use an regular (non-carbide) pruning blade, and I used a Dremel tool to cut the blade short, so as to fold up. I love yours too!

[coopertown]

Very nice! I use these blades everyday on the job site. Very durable!! Great idea!

[alfredozambrano]

Yes I was gonna do my own and probably curb the pipe or add some other mods but dude, it's your idea and you deserve credit, so I'm buying.

[BigHeart]

Mine came in the mail today! Unbelievable! Thank you so much Alex & Joshua -KentheDuffer

LOVE IT!