Folding Saw - The Most Underrated Outdoors Tool

Folding saw is probably one of the most underrated camping, bushcraft and survival tools there is. But actually, a folding saw can be your best friend when it comes to camping woodworking.
It's essential to have some cutting tools when You are in the wilderness. The bigger variety - the better. Knife for food, a hatchet for wood and why not..... using a folding saw for branches. Then you do not have to wonder how to saw wood outdoors.
This simple carry-on saw is easy to use in every outdoors bushcraft survival situation. Foldable saw is a handy tool that’s lightweight, portable, and inexpensive. There are many outdoors folding wood saw types, but does it really matter, is it Gerber, Laplander or some no-name brand?
Using a foldable saw really easy and simple. It´s much faster than a knife, lighter than a hatchet, more accurate than a bow- or portable chainsaw and more durable than any other outdoors wood saw.
But keep in in mind, that this is not a folding saw test or a folding saw comparison or an instructional video on how to saw wood. It only shows how to use a foldable saw and what are it’s benefits to other hand saw cutting wood.
And if you are further interested in how to survive in the wilderness or you intend to advance basic survival skills in nature, check out our channel. There you can learn more about bushcraft camping and cooking over fire, camping tools and gadgets and camp cooking equipment among other things.
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Good harp and guitar. Thanks and take care.

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Looks like good little saw. Subscribed and liked.

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[@ValDKemp]

Useful information, thanks for sharing!

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[@nozzzz]

I noticed you used different foldable saws. Are they all the same or there is a difference between manufacturers?

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There is a difference and the rule of thumb is - avoid the cheapest. They will do the work eventually, but it takes time and effort!