John Paul Sanborn
Above average climber
Just a little one-ups-manship
BTW, drw cut blades work best.
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Just a little one-ups-manship
BTW, drw cut blades work best.
Tom Dunlap
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I've used my 18v DeWalt like JPS says. There are only a few times that it's worth dragging around. My Silky is lighter and quieter for more gneral usage.
The trigger has an interlock so it's unlikely that it would get started by a rogue twig.
I've use the DW when cabling to cut off through bolts and cable. This is a really nice use.
for branches less than 2" diameter a Silky handsaw is a better tool.
Tom
The trigger has an interlock so it's unlikely that it would get started by a rogue twig.
I've use the DW when cabling to cut off through bolts and cable. This is a really nice use.
for branches less than 2" diameter a Silky handsaw is a better tool.
Tom
John Paul Sanborn
Above average climber
Heck, occasional 4 incers work for me if the Silky is still sharp. and that is 9 months out of 12.
