Anyone remember wire saws, 40+ years ago, that cut?

[Mesquite]

Thanks for your reply.

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Cheers,

Try using Post Image

 

[Crac]

Pardon our interruption...

£7! ( including postage )

 

[Herman30]

Why bother when there are so many good folding saws.

 

[Ascobis]

I never had much luck with wire saws and do not bother anymore.

Well, yes, they are awful, except for the sharp one. Even so, I carried one for years solely to cut splints. At the time, I was living in an arid area with no down and dead wood; there was no need for a firewood-gathering tool. I was lampooned by my then-gf for carrying it. We're friends again, 40 years later.

 

[Jared]

Seems this is the maker for atleast some of the US military ones.

Military Survival Saw

Bestway, Military Survival Saw,

bestwayproductscompany.com

 

[Falstaff]

Seems this is the maker for atleast some of the US military ones.

Military Survival Saw

Bestway, Military Survival Saw,

bestwayproductscompany.com

Interesting website, they do a Gigli blade and claim it's better than the old 3-strand version. They do several versions of a survival saw and look like the real deal.
The usual fare of UK others I've tried outof curiosity and were pretty poor/blunted quickly.