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New Heavy Duty All Stainless Steel Wire Saw 100cm NOT the Standard 20 inches with 6” Nylon Handles full instructions. (Copy)

New Heavy Duty All Stainless Steel Wire Saw 100cm NOT the Standard 20 inches with 6” Nylon Handles full instructions. (Copy)

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New Heavy Duty All Stainless Steel Wire Saw 100cm with Nylon Handles full instructions.

NOT the Standard 20 inches.

NOT Made in China.

Hand made in the UK By us at ESB ( Emergency, Survival, Bushcraft )

 

New Stainless Steel Wire Saw for Bushcraft hiking and wild camping.

This wire saw is 1 meters long, allowing for much longer draws on the blade for each direction of cut, improving efficiently of larger diameter branches or small trees.

Greater ease of cutting and reducing of wear on the blade due to the same cut being made over a greater length of saw teeth.

A highly versatile, lightweight and portable wire saw for cutting branches and small trees Invaluable for bushcraft or wild camping, enabling one to create structures from tree branches such as shelters and cooking stands.

A weather resistant stainless steel design prevents rusting and weakening of the blade.

Combining this wire saw with a flexible live tree branch, a bow saw can be fashioned enabling the user to saw one handed.

For difficult to reach locations or where a branch may fall unexpectedly the user can distance themselves from the cut by unclipping the Nylon Handles and tying string or rope to the larger ring on each end of the wire saw effectively increasing its length

and allowing them to stand further away while sawing.

The wire can also used to support a cooking pot over a fire or fashioned into a snare to catch small game.

Disclaimer:

when cutting large or heavy branches or small trees, be very mindful of internal stresses in the wood material, cutting the top of a log supported at both ends may cause the cut to close up, trapping the saw.

cutting on underside of a branch or base of a leaning tree may cause the cut to close up, again trapping the saw.

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