The BEST BUSHCRAFT BUCKSAW? - The Outdoor Hand Saw from Tibor

[@tiborbencat9819]

Hi, Im Tibor the desighner of the saw. First of all Id like to thank Neil for the review, honestly I didnt think that its gonna be so positive. I wad very happy when I saw it. And thank you all guys for your encouraging words and comments. Im very greatfull for that.

[@krishoogstraat6866]

Neil great review. Tibor amazing work! That is an absolute beauty of a saw. Ingenious to say the least. Makes my Micro Bucksaw look like a toy. lol. Hats off to you. Neil stay safe in the woods and keep bringing us great videos!

[@Seamus3051]

Appears to be a very useful bit of kit. Thanks for the informational video. Will check out his website, looks like something we could all use. Cheers.

[@joaquimrasi6822]

Definitely a unique & un copied version of the classic backsaw. I do hope the creator gets his due since it all now (the finished product) looks so simple. But he definitely took time and effort to put out a quality product. Will checkout his website. Greetings from Norway

[@lsimmons4767]

That is superb, great to see something new.

[@woodnugget1301]

What a superb idea. Hope he protects his idea

[@hansesselink9386]

Lovely to see this kind of innovation in the scene. I do hope he does not have his idea stolen.

[@mnmikeoutdoors8595]

Excellent. Now we will have to watch for availability.

[@kentmulter]

Small folding saws are great for small projects. But if I have to cut enough wood to keep a fire going on a chilly night, or to build a large shelter, I want a 24" saw. Every time your arm switches between "push" and "pull," some time and energy is wasted. A longer blade lets you do the work in less time, with less fatigue or irritation of joints. Tibor's design is clever and very attractive; I may buy one just for that reason. But I think it's something of a "solution without a problem." If my saw will take a 24" blade, I'm going to use a 24". I don't see any advantage in being able to use a smaller blade, except perhaps if I need a new blade and my local hardware store is out of 24's. P.S. I love your ideas about making a "case" for the blade with magnetic material (or velcro, as seen in another of your videos). Brilliant, thanks!

[@asmith7876]

Wow...I thought nothing could dissuade me from the Silky saw but damn that is absolutely genius! I hope he has a good patent lawyer or Amazon and Temu will have flooded the market soon.

[@tiborbencat9819]

Thank you. Well we are working on the patent, Its not that easy as one can think, at least I found.

[@GeWij]

@@tiborbencat9819 I like your idea a lot, I hope it will work out well for you 👍🏼 good luck

[@garethmorrall1047]

Great idea how do you order please?

[@tiborbencat9819]

@@garethmorrall1047 or there is an web in Neils description and on this web there are contacs in upper right ccorner. sory for the chaos 😀

[@jack.charlesc4750]

Only one word ...brilliant ❤❤❤

[@stevew585]

How clever is that! What a brilliant idea!

[@roadandwild]

Brillant idea. Great review. Thank you.

[@StuartM0TTQAmateurRadio]

Excellent idea!

[@kevinharry7418]

Nice test and video Neil. Thanks. Keep up the good work

[@magneto263]

Brilliant!

[@SuellynOutdoorBushcraft]

Parabéns pelo vídeo

[@HighWealder]

It's all very well just buying a frame saw, but I would have thought anyone doing bushcraft should be capable of the creativity of making one. We all made them in my U3A Woodworking Group, all of us geriatrics and included a lady in her 80's!

[@marksadventures3889]

Bit draughty there Neil. I got a lovely bucksaw from Simon a bloke in the woods I won - I have a silky copy cheap but good.

[@flogsometogs4539]

The web page is there but not operational as yet

[@chillindave1357]

When is it available?

[@cee8mee]

Maybe I missed it but what is the spread? I mean, smallest to largest measured.

[@tiborbencat9819]

Hi Im Tibor the saw desighner. answer ie 21 - 24 inches or 530 - 610 mm.

[@cee8mee]

@@tiborbencat9819 Thanks! Very clever! I love to see people really use their intelligence to solve a problem. Cheers!

[@tiborbencat9819]

@@cee8mee Thank you, btw the biggest benefit is in different teeths dimentions. longer blades tend to heve bigger teeths what is benefficial in bigger diameter logs and vice versa.

[@DerekCOLIN-8150]

Two different watches...