Duluth Bob Dustrude folding saw

[Schwert]

I recently purchased this Dustrude saw...it is indeed a clever saw. Compact, easy to stow and deploy and taking standard 24" blades it is easily fed.

There is a decent video of it here:

http://www.surefirewoodsman.com/sto...ategory_id=17&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=64

 

[woof]

Damn you lot !, just something else i now feel the urge to buy..

Rob

 

[Imagedude]

I bought one for my trip to Norway but decided to take a Bahco 21 inch saw instead.

 

[woof]

So, is it just Tamarack that sell these, or does anyone else ?, & can we get a discount there ?.

Rob

 

[Shewie]

So, is it just Tamarack that sell these, or does anyone else ?, & can we get a discount there ?.

Rob

FMs get 15% discount Rob, I think they've got that on the site at the moment anyway, they won't let you use both unfortunately

I think Tamarack are the sole UK importers for Duluth now, really nice folk anyway, proper 'shrafters rather than just a shop

 

[woof]

Thanks Rich, looks like i'll have to pull the trigger then..

Rob

 

[woof]

I'm so weak.. just orderd one..

Rob

 

[lannyman8]

I have one of the Bob Dustrude Saws. It's a great saw and the best bow saw that I've used. Lightweight and very easy to set up. Plus it will take any brand saw blade so long as it's the right length. It processes fast and efficiently. Here are a few pics.

sorry, that wood is lush what is it.....

many thanks

chris.

 

[bradleybuckman]

sorry, that wood is lush what is it.....

many thanks

chris.

To be honest, I'm not really sure. There was quite a bit of logging done on some of the family lands about 2 years ago and this wood was part of the massive amounts left over after they had removed the most valuable parts of the logs. I wish I knew, but my tree identification is very limited. I would guess some sort of Walnut, but I'm probably wrong. However, it did burn very well. Sorry that I'm unable to answer your question. Hopefully someone else will recognize it and let us know.