Leatherman Arc and Obsidian mods part 3- Silky Outback Saw blade on multitool

If you are going backpacking, camping, canoe camping, portaging, hiking, fishing, hunting or mushroom picking, not to forget those who are into bushcraft stuff, it is wise to have a saw with you to help you with firewood or shelter building materials. So, if the weight of a proper saw is a problem, but you are the type of person who always carries a multitool, this video is for you if that multitool is a Leatherman Arc or Obsidian. If not, check out my other video for the Charge, Surge and Wave models. Enjoy.I chose the Silky Gumboy Outback 240 because I believe it is best camping saw blade out there right now when it comes to size, performance and toughness being a good rapport between size and capability.
• Silky Gumboy outback s...
This is a short for who wants to see how it works:
• #leatherman Arc with a...

[@evanmendez-perez5960]

Finally a compact multitool i can fit in my pockets 🎉

[@hvacbudget8600]

Very cool!

[@stcaro1]

@@hvacbudget8600 Thank you, I appreciate your input!

[@ouch1223]

the tool she told you not to worry about:

[@stcaro1]

sorry, I didn’t get that. can you be more specific please?

[@oni-one574]

lmao

[@andysharlofsky627]

Maybe you could add an axe?

[@stcaro1]

@@andysharlofsky627 Maybe, anything is possible!

[@stcaro1]

Silky on Charge,Wave,Surge kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIKqdmutpbKWh7csi=5iv1u2fM82XFZrDp

[@stcaro1]

This is how it works: kzbin.infozCsYiMmMLT8?si=G_KcTaa0RFt7YwGF