Show us your cutting tool trios!

[Clouston98]

Against the Laplander you will always get the Laplander is better argument, I know that for me the Silky is far better as it seems to cut easier for me, and gives a better finish to the cut, yeah the blade is a bit thinner therefore maybe more open to bending.. saying that learn to saw with out rushing, how many do you see going like the clappers to saw a bit of wood... , and that will give more control.. it feels better to hold then the Laplander.

In the end it is personal choice, in cold weather the silky is easier to use due to the big thumb lock, and the handle is rubber rather then plastic, and it has a all steel frame, the bolt and the blade and you have a TPI choice as well can be replaced with spares that are available..

Sounds good! I feel another saw may be needed!

 

[superc0ntra]

Sorry no pics but I use an Off the Map Knives Bushcrafter, a Gransfors small forest axe and a brandless bow-saw which I changed the blade on.

 

[Clouston98]

Sorry no pics but I use an Off the Map Knives Bushcrafter, a Gransfors small forest axe and a brandless bow-saw which I changed the blade on.

Good stuff mate!

Keep them coming!

 

[Johno76]

I use a Fiskars X7 hatchet, laplander and an ESEE 6.. Pics to follow

 

[Johnnyboy1971]

Oh go on then.
Gransfors Bruks Scandinavian Forrest Axe
Folding Bucksaw
I alternate the two knives

 

[Clouston98]

Smashing jonny!

Keep them coming!

 

[Dreadhead]

My main two are my kukri and self handled scandi knife. if i need a third then my SAK~

sorry for crappy photos taken on a phone whilst camping the other day

 

[Clouston98]

Ooh lovely Hamish! And some stunning leather clothes they have too!

 

[Moose]

I'll play as I have this photo of my trio handy.....

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The saw on the Wenger punches well above its weight too

 

[Clouston98]

Nice one mate!

Keep these trios or just general cutting tools coming!

 

[crosslandkelly]

My main two are my kukri and self handled scandi knife. if i need a third then my SAK~

sorry for crappy photos taken on a phone whilst camping the other day

Love those SAK scales Hamish, what is the wood you used, Birch?

 

[Dreadhead]

i think they are spalted beech or maple i forget, i bought them ages ago now on etsy

 

[crosslandkelly]

i think they are spalted beech or maple i forget, i bought them ages ago now on etsy

Cheers bud.

 

[lathe dog]

The Gransfors are both new buys as I felt like treating myself .........

 

[Hibrion]

See now, this is the type of thread that ends up costing people money!

Lathe dog, I like that scandi. May I ask where you got it?

 

[lathe dog]

See now, this is the type of thread that ends up costing people money!

Lathe dog, I like that scandi. May I ask where you got it?

It's a Robevs73 (on here or BB), which he calls his basic bushtool...............it's one of my faves.

 

[Clouston98]

That's a lovely set up mate!

Keep,them coming!

 

[Hibrion]

It's a Robevs73 (on here or BB), which he calls his basic bushtool...............it's one of my faves.

It looks like it would be very comfortable to use.

 

[lathe dog]

It looks like it would be very comfortable to use.

It is indeed very comfortable in use, perfect size for me............it's handled everything I've asked of it without complaint,one of my best buys I'd say.

 

[rg598]

These days I am down to a duo: a Mark Hill Mora #2 full tang clone and a Bahco Laplander saw. Haven't needed much else in a while.

If I wasn't going anywhere and wanted to punish some trees, I would bring the same knife, a Trailblazer 24" take down buck saw, and my Council Tool boy's axe. Since I am usually moving when in the woods, they have been propping up the wall at home for quite some time now.

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