http://www.cuttinghandtools.com/stanley-15-579-15-inch-9-points-per-inch-sharptooth-fast-cutting-saw/ Sun, 07 Nov 2010 09:21:13 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.cuttinghandtools.com/stanley-15-579-15-inch-9-points-per-inch-sharptooth-fast-cutting-saw/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Redondo Beach Fri, 06 Nov 2009 07:04:16 +0000 http://www.cuttinghandtools.com/cutting-hand-tools/stanley-15-579-15-inch-9-points-per-inch-sharptooth-fast-cutting-saw/#comment-12 These little handsaws cut like lightening, hard to believe. I put one in the survival kit and you could buid a log cabin with one of these if you were dumped in the woods! Much cheaper and easier to use than some of those toy survival saws that are $50. I have an old one that has seen 10 years of abuse around the house and yard and it was getting dull. I use for trimming branches, pine trees, apricot trees, bamboo and whatever else pops up around the house, sawing a 2 x 4 or root cutting when removing a plant. When you do not want to drag out the electric power saws this is the one. <br />A good tool with an unbelievable ability to saw wooden material quickly. Probably not for those fine trim jobs but this thing eats wood like a beaver. These little handsaws cut like lightening, hard to believe. I put one in the survival kit and you could buid a log cabin with one of these if you were dumped in the woods! Much cheaper and easier to use than some of those toy survival saws that are $50. I have an old one that has seen 10 years of abuse around the house and yard and it was getting dull. I use for trimming branches, pine trees, apricot trees, bamboo and whatever else pops up around the house, sawing a 2 x 4 or root cutting when removing a plant. When you do not want to drag out the electric power saws this is the one.

A good tool with an unbelievable ability to saw wooden material quickly. Probably not for those fine trim jobs but this thing eats wood like a beaver.

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