Can take me off the old interested list as I bought one from ebay. Since then I have seen the British army version which is leaps and bounds better than the pocket chainsaw and would recommend people source one of those instead. Here is an MOD one.
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You are probably right saffy about how decent your one is! But there's one problem, where can you get your hands on enough of these for a group buy? The Sabercut Saw is a very good pocket chainsaw and once I and others have tested the saw that I have (which is almost identical) this w/end we will be able to give the guys & girls on this forum a proper insight into it's worth and whether or not it is good enough and worth the cost for a group buy, so I would appreciate it if you would try and not undermine my efforts!
Before you go off throwing dummy any more, you misread what I wrote and my intentions were not to pee on your group buy bonefire.
It *was* the sabercut chainsaw that I purchased off ebay from bankrupt stock after the last group buy effort went belly up. It's an okay, cheap emergency use tool.
What I said was I have SINCE SEEN the British army saw (of a friends). It is indeed much more durable, fit for purpose and makes the other look and feel like a toy, if there is a downside then it the fact it is larger than the sabercut and wraps into a much less compact circle. Both types are still pigs to use and take good deal of effort. I know which one will take the most abuse.
That ebay seller I linked has listed those army saws many times one after the other (check feedback) so he must have a supply of them. The "guys & girls" may now have an alternative if they wish to be individuals.
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I wasn't throwing the dummy mate!
Your right to give everyone a different choice, maybe you should have put the saw down as your own thread.
Then there wouldn't have been any crossover !
Anyway enough of that I have just sent the seller of the MOD version a question to see whether or not they have enough for a group buy and if so how much they would cost inc P&P. Because as rightly stated they do look alot tougher! So watch this space.
Your right to give everyone a different choice, maybe you should have put the saw down as your own thread.
Then there wouldn't have been any crossover !
Anyway enough of that I have just sent the seller of the MOD version a question to see whether or not they have enough for a group buy and if so how much they would cost inc P&P. Because as rightly stated they do look alot tougher! So watch this space.
OK I humbly stand corrected, I have just been contacted by the seller of the MOD pocket chainsaw that saffy showed us.
He can give us 20 saws at £10each I will then have to add the P&P which should be know more than £2.00
So please can I have a concensus from you as to which one you would prefer.
Either the Sabercut style saw which will be tested this w/end for £12 + P&P
or
The MoD Pocket Chainsaw for £10 + P&P, which I know nothing about but Saffy believes are better.
He can give us 20 saws at £10each I will then have to add the P&P which should be know more than £2.00
So please can I have a concensus from you as to which one you would prefer.
Either the Sabercut style saw which will be tested this w/end for £12 + P&P
or
The MoD Pocket Chainsaw for £10 + P&P, which I know nothing about but Saffy believes are better.
I already got the pocket chainsaw from the internet but I'm interested in maybe getting another one as many people got interested in this kind of saw...
http://www.equipped.com/saws.htm The pocket chainsaw vs the sabercut chainsaw (to make clear which one i got)
http://www.equipped.com/saws.htm The pocket chainsaw vs the sabercut chainsaw (to make clear which one i got)
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