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Beckerhead Portable Saw

Which Portable Saw Should Be Beckerhead Approved?

  • Bahco 8" Laplander

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  • Trail Blazer 24" Take-Down Buck Saw

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Corona 10" Razor Tooth Saw

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Sven 15" Folding Saw

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Silky BIGBOY 360 Folding Saw

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
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  • Poll closed .
I voted for the Bahco, out of all the saws I've used, their proprietary blade design, cuts better than anything I've ever used.

Moose
 
Bahco is good for bushcrafty stuff but I want a bucksaw for the campfire. I like the Sven.
 
I have the Corona its great. No experience with the others so they may be as good or better.
 
Bahco is good for bushcrafty stuff but I want a bucksaw for the campfire. I like the Sven.

Thanks ;) haha

I have looked at one of those before, It will be interesting to see what is at the top come the end of the week. As of now I don't have any kind of camp saw.
 
I also have the corona and love it. Anyone used the Bahco AND the Corona and still prefer the Bahco?
 
I love my 10in corona, its great for the style of camping that I do. It also cuts dang well. I've not tried the others, but this one doesn't have me wanting something better and for the price its hard to argue against.

However, for a hiking saw I might want to go with the 7in version. I can't imagine what I would need a 10in blade for on a hiking saw.
 
I have the 10" corona and it's seen a lot of use and still cuts well -- even compared to a new silky...
I feel that it gives "Becker-grade" bang for the buck when compared to higher end tools.
 
The Bahco cuts like a demon!
The tip on mine bent the first time I used it.
It straightened out easily and I haven't had an issue since.
 
If it's small enough for a 8-10" folding saw I can take it down with my BK9 or other chopping utensil easy enough. The 24" buck saw from the hardware store works great for my uses though.
 
Never used any of these, so I chose by name alone. My logic-

Trail Blazer=A crappy watered down SUV.
Corona=A crappy watered down "beer".
Sven=A Swedish fruitcake.
Big Boy=The wrong burgerjoint or the wrong cellmate, either way wrong choice.
Bahco =How I pronounce Backhoe, now that's a tool to have in the bush!
 
I have the Silky Bigboy, XL teeth and a curved blade. It's awesome, but quite large for the backpack. Plus, there is a open gap that exposes teeth, when folded. I did not get this for camping, well maybe car camping, but more for yard clean-up, trimming tree limbs, etc..
I'd suggest going smaller for "portable" saw choices. That's why I got a Gomboy 240 with LG teeth. It's still a pretty good size, and comes with a plastic case, and the straight blades means that the teeth are actually inside the handle when folded.
I'm sure some of the other saws are great, but I chose to get the Silky Saws, based on reviews.
 
What exactly are we using the saw for? I have three of the saws you've got in the poll and use them all for different stuff.
 
The (now discontinued) Gerber Sportsman's saw was my pick, but it isn't on the list, so I will vote for the Bahco.

Grudgingly...
 
I voted for the sven cause I happen to have one .. but any saw I can hand my wife
that she can use to go get some wood with works for me :-)

H_Talon
 
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