As far as I know they do not but it is a company where the right hand does not always know what the left is doing. I sometimes tell some of the guys what I think the English and others seem to have as opinions ...Do they read here what we discuss?
You could put a wire around the Klean kanteen bottle, but you would need some tension on it to trust it in use. I thought about the same thing, and decided to get the Stainless Nalgene, for that purpose.Thank you very much!
That is really informative!
So, if we want to get a plug and play standard solution we have to look at the smaller ones or take the Klean Kanteen.
But I really like the deep notch at the Nalgene!
It would be possible to attach a wire around the neck of the Klean Kanteen, that holds two rings where I could hook in a thin stainless steel rope to hang the bottle over a fire.
But the Nalgene bottle offers with the deep notch around the neck of course the nicer solution.
It's already better thought through.
Do the openings of both bottles have the same diameter?
Nah, just a middle hand, useful at times.has two right hands
yes that works great for larger trees (5-6 inch diameter or more up to 10-12 inch)!Did anybody try out such a hand chain saw
As everybody knows very well, I love Off Thread posts.
But I think we should stay here with the bottle kit and in the other thread with the belt saw.
A wire saw would belong here, but I doubt that they are really usefull.
Did anybody try out such a hand chain saw? That could be an option for the bottle kit.
Savotta Pocket Saw
A pocket-size chain saw, heavier, sturdier, and altogether a tad better than the usual wire models. Of the plethora of different pocket saws weve seen over the years, this one is the winner, made from proper saw chain anwww.varusteleka.com
(I noticed that the man in the last picture has two right hands!
Is that the reason why Finnish people are so skillful?)