AMAZING SURVIVAL SAW - World's Largest Folding Saw

[@deehox7167]

I always wanted to do the sort of things you and Mike demonstrate. I never had the time or extra money when I was raising 4 children. Now retired, I have both the time and money, but arthritis has taken the ability away. Happiness is watching you!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Dee. I appreciate your conment

[@Doc.Holiday]

You are maybe the only reviewer I’ve seen who correctly uses the whole blade. Just-the-job!!!

[@Doc.Holiday]

I’ve a 650. Here are some random thoughts. From observing you with the 1000 it seems that blade is longer than the human reach. You need to also use legs and rock your body into the process. I think the ergonomic geometry of the 650 is better suited for my tasks. It lives behind the back seat in my truck to process emergency blowdown but I also buck campfire wood. The 1000 would also require more storage than I’d like to dedicate. Great job on the video…

[@gii_vannile]

Thank you very much . Very very valuable video clip for the futures . Me also own a Bigboy 360 mm , too . Feb. 28th 2023 Tue. 10:00 am from Yokohama City Japan

[@felixcat9318]

It was seeing the speed and efficiency of a large Silky Saw that made me appreciate the benefits of the larger version. For my usage the Silky Fox Bigboy Outback Saw was perfect, and upon first appraisal I ordered the Silky Gomboy Outback Saw to include in an emergency pack. The capabilities of the Bigboy Outback make having it essential. Along with my Gransfors Bruks Wildlife Hatchet, Mora Companion Heavy Duty knife and Cold Steel Special Forces Shovel, the Silky Bigboy Outback enables virtually everything one could possibly want to do outdoors.

[@philcowdall9399]

really enjoyed that mate, thanks! Think I'm gonna buy the Katanboy 500

[@aeronmb]

I love my Silky Gomboy and Katanaboy 500. That Katanaboy 1000 looks awesome - a beast, indeed. Thanks for the demonstration.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

🙏🙏

[@suemiles3960]

Wow, very informative. Build bunk bed style beds,and use the upper for storage like baskets,wood, etc

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

I'll give that a go👍

[@storbunlimitedbushcraft6996]

16:21 "Jeez, why didn't Rob come and help me out in the end" 💪🏽🤣

[@motaman8074]

These saws are Lars (Survival Russia) approved, so you know they're good! Btw, still can't get over how great the roundhouse looks!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Yeah it's looking great

[@amenabegum9126]

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[@antonylynch9440]

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[@jacquelinemhanson4865]

Wow they just 'eat' through that wood!! Great video and demo!

[@BraxxJuventa]

Silky are great saws! Thanks for showing us Dustin. 👍😁

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

🙏🙏

[@MrJungledon]

That ash would make some decent spoons. Nice Bushcrafttools shirt!

[@freddyoutdoors]

Smashed it with them saw challenges well done Dustin

[@saraskold9631]

Love those saws thank you for showing each one

[@jimrandall9113]

Great vid! Loved seeing them all in action. Was thinking of purchasing one; and this video completely sealed my decision. Thanks! Keep up the good work!

[@tonyeden8381]

As for next videos I would like to see you crafting camp craft projects like cooking tripod ......pot hanger etc

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

I'm on it!

[@tonyeden8381]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS .....👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@jackiec9062]

Well done, very interesting, my husband will love them, love your channel ❤

[@laurieturner1101]

That’s a great collection you have there Dustin 👍

[@gerryohara6633]

Excellent review and very informative.

[@karans3307]

The 1000 - a one man cross cut. Nice!

[@stevecox8979]

Thank you for sharing. I'm already an owner of a Silky saw. OK they're definitely not the cheapest, but you get what you pay for IMHO. The quality and function are very good. Many thanks again - awesome video as always.

[@BrianthatiscalledBrian]

Great review and demonstration, Justin. Every time you turn a bowl on your lathe, and we get a glimpse of your Silky wall/shrine, I have a bit of a chuckle. 👍🙂😍

[@marianfrances4959]

Great presentation! 😉👍🇨🇦

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thank you

[@mattshaffer5935]

Very informative thanks for the demo!

[@randallhartley1959]

I'm sold!

[@davidm.3127]

I’m here for the dog. He’s the main character.

[@marcomcdowell8861]

I see the local gardeners using these. Pretty sweet watching an elderly Japanese guy that's about 63 inches tall, hack down a big tree in a few minutes.

[@gr8rgazza]

Great video as always Dustin. Would love to see a straight up comparison of all of the blades on same thickness and wood type. That 1000 is a beast never grow tired of seeing that bad boy. The oak never stood a chance l.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Gary

[@guns4funcajanajustin]

Great saw for sure. Next time just pound a wedge in the top over the blade. No pinch that way.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Great idea. Thanks

[@asmith7876]

Silky saws are amazing. While a Gomboy can be had for maybe $40 USD or less, those big monsters cost hundreds. But wow!

[@BlackshacksBushcraft]

Great saws. I have a Gomboy with 7t and 10t blades and I have the Katanaboy 650.

[@JohnSchmidt-xy7pt]

I have bigboy 360 which fits (barely) in my USWE hydration pack... clearing hiking and mtb trails in my area (coast range in the PNW) . We can get a lot of downed trees. HOWEVER for the larger trees I bring a 30" bow saw. Thin kerf means a lot less effort, thus faster only because my arms last longer : ) The silky will cut as fast if not faster but obviously only initially until you need to rest the arms . Make sure you get a very stiff bow saw so you can put some high tension into blade. ALSO sharpen the teeth with a diamond hone. (yes even the new blades need touch up, believe me it's worth it though...). I alway have the big boy with me also. its nice to have both.. just in case and to change things up or widen a kerk or bottom cut etc..

[@althiel01]

Love the Bigboy! Fits comfortably into my backpack (Pocketboy in a sidepocket) and makes harvesting burls a walk in ithe park (not that I harvest burls in a park, though I saw some nice ones in them 😃)

[@jeanetteswalberg6166]

Funny, I was just thinking the other day about the gi-hugeous saw demo you did with TA Outdoors! Nothing like a good pull saw.

[@abubakargaming2.0]

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[@youtuberAstar]

Thanks for a great review. What is the slot for in the blade? Thanks from New Zealand.

[@benrichey2593]

Wish you had a timer running for each cut and could show the diameter of each board so we can get an idea of the efficiency of each saw. Great video though!

[@gailembleton662]

Great Demonstration Dustin.. the way to move your dog is throw a stick, good one..

[@whateman12408]

Love my big boy 2000.

[@TheCheshireWanderer]

Nice! Makes me using a small folding laplander laughable 🤣 fantastic video as always 🍻

[@hope4lifewalker739]

Nice little workout for you there! Thinking I should probably invest in one of those. These older saws I picked up are horrible. We have more Pine and Oak where I live. Do you think the Bigboy 2000 360-6.5 would be more of a manageable saw for a woman to use for building or something smaller? We have hurricanes all the time here, so having one that can cut through a bigger Oak like you did would be great to have, but thinking it might be too much for me to handle.

[@SilkyEurope]

Hello! Yes, the BB2K is an ideal saw for everybody. it's lightweight and folds up nicely. you can use with 2 hands.

[@p.k.carlson6646]

It would be neat to see you build a clay or stone fireplace that vents outside for the roundhouse. That would be cozy. Oh and a door. Lol!

[@ollepearce3116]

Sick vid bro

[@jrnumex9286]

for experimental reasons, cut the first log with all saws as time and effort needed more evident. then go on to bigger demos. thanks

[@tonyeden8381]

A timed side by side on the same log woulda been nice........but good video 😊👍

[@tonyeden8381]

I gave up trying to cut oak with the big boy big teeth but when I swapped the blade for the spare small teeth it was loads better......still work though

[@martinfoy5167]

Definitely quality saws them dustin , also they are thinner on the back of the blade than the cutting edge too inhibit pinching 😉👍

[@ArielleViking]

Those saws certainly bite in. I wonder if some of that oak will find it's way to your workshop for some bowls? Livestream of course was awesome. 👍 An oak slab/slice coffee table would be wonderful and maybe a pad Thai cookup. 😊

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Yes...good idea. I should take a slice for some bowl turning.

[@terripennington9881]

Man those are some pretty awesome large saws . You could chop down a cherry tree with those at least one of them. I see you alot with mike on ta outdoors. I love both shows. Are you a collector of saws? I would hate to be cut with one of those saws. You be careful also. Great review. Thanks for the video. Stay safe.

[@kingrafa3938]

2:55 Amber in the roundhouse ❤

[@bbranett2188]

Crotch wood... future turning material?

[@FreezyAbitKT7A]

Tea box with knobbed lid would be cool

[@AshOutdoorsUK]

Great saws that big one is an absolute best, you’re right! 😅 I have one that’s in between the pocket boy and big boy think it’s called Ascel 21 or something Great vid mate, have a great weekend Ash 🏕

[@mattyp80]

On the oak cut, it might have been easier to do the underside cut first!?

[@stadleroux]

I think the saw blade would've then been in even greater danger of becoming pinched when he did eventually get started with the upper cut.

[@johnbiff3100]

they realy are an awsome bit of kit one of the best saw's on the market . and what a way of testing them that was not a twig you cut ,,and good old amber working hard as health and safety officer good girl amber .. cheers dustin for another cracking video again ..stay safe take care and until the next one be HAPPY .... DONT FORGET TO LIKE SHARE SUBSCRIBE AND HIT THE NOTIFICATION BELL FOLKS ...NEVER MISS ANOTHER VIDEO OR LIVE STREAM....

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Cheers John. Legend!

[@milesdufourny4813]

Joe Robinet's friend Doug brought one those with him on their latest canoe and camping trip. I think you could take down an Oak tree withe the largest one.

[@zconrad1]

What jacket are u wearing?

[@davidc588]

Hey Dustin do you have any advice for getting better at bushcraft because I am kind of a beginner I started a few months ago, how can I get better?

[@jamesellsworth9673]

I bet you can guess a possible answer: "Watch the right KZbin Channels"; then practice skills systematically, with the intent to learn, whenever you can...at home or in the bush. Check out 'Corporals Corner', where a former Recon US Marine takes viewers through plenty of skills in a teaching format; applies them in the woods and recaps how things went. 'ReallyBigMonkey 1' with David Pearson shows how choices are made on gear selection for various purposes. His inventive nature shows a lot of problem solving, with some informative and entertaining results. 'Simon, Bloke in the Woods' is strong on selecting just the right equipment for hiking and paddling adventures. 'Kent Survival' may surprise you with what can be cooked in the bush--not just MREs or freeze-dried food.

[@gailembleton662]

Go on Google for tutorials..

[@Rags2Itches]

I swear I saw Amber the Red in the doorway of that round house!

[@FreezyAbitKT7A]

Is "sawing" spelled with an "R" in parts of England?

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

I don't think so

[@ultra4086]

no

[@326Alan]

it’s called linking R; it’s used to link two vowels

[@LangZyne]

This isn't an idea for the round house, but it could be a fun contraption to build. Perhaps a bit complex, but... Benjamin Franklin invented a device which was essentially a rotisserie spit, but it had a fan attached, so as the wind blew, it automatically rotated the roast (or whatever) was on the spit over the fire. Not medieval, I know. But a fun, challenging project perhaps? Taking bushcraft to its extreme limits?

[@rodrigocaceres6523]

Wath,is the price?

[@jamesellsworth9673]

THANKS for a thorough look at the Silky line of folding saws. Historically, I suppose a Saxon hall would have benches for both sitting and sleeping purposes. I would rather see you build chairs with backs and arms for comfort; maybe a trestle table for food prep and eating (and sleeping on or under.) There could be a lidded chest for storage.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Great suggestion 😄

[@howardvarley8795]

I'm looking to 'survive by bushcraft' not start a logging business. So my comments are based on that premise. I carry a pocketboy 130 and a gomboy 240 outback. I cant see why someone not in commercial business would saddle themselves with one of those monstrosities.

[@hendrikarqitekt6286]

these saws, silky, are good and i know it, i have the gomboy and the bigboy. Can you saw a standing tree ø 100cm? That’s a great dog you have.

[@garyorlowski4877]

I would like to see a video on hunting fat wood that would be cool

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Great suggestion....and I know just the place!

[@myoppomobile8466]

How to order

[@PsylomeAlpha]

I always appreciate anyone who can handle a large knot OwU But in all seriousness, I see where Bloodborne got the design for their cleaver weapons, and honestly you could probably straight-up make the katanaboy line into bloodborne style weapons just by sharpening their spines.

[@johnfoster4414]

Make a kuksa from the ash.

[@misilahmisilah9476]

Bisabeli. Dimana?

[@Joker52186]

Cut all the fallen oak and put it in the long house

[@garycockrell7009]

How about a sharpening vid?

[@bekimmuzlijaj3241]

Thes american saw😮

[@cedricdeheynwoeste]

👍💪💪🌲🌲🌲

[@garyorlowski4877]

chainsaw ? :)

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Hand powered chainsaw!

[@stevengegar9709]

Great video of setting up a challenge for yourself with a saw, it gets a like ! on great content you eill see my likes as I mention them in the comment section