How do I choose the right saw for my needs?

Selecting the right saw depends on the type of work you plan to perform:Pruning: Choose a saw with a curved blade, such as an Arborist Saw, for efficient cutting of branches.General Woodworking: A straight-blade Hand Saw offers versatility and precision.Specialty Cutting: Silky Saws are perfect for intricate cuts and fine woodworking tasks.

How do I maintain my saw for long-lasting performance?

To ensure your saw remains sharp and efficient:Clean the blade after each use to prevent rust.Sharpen regularly using a suitable sharpening tool.Store in a dry place to avoid moisture damage to the blade and handle

How do I know when my saw needs to be sharpened?

Signs that your saw needs sharpening include:Difficulty making clean cutsThe saw frequently getting stuck in the materialNoticeable dulling of the blade teeth

Silky Saws

BIGBOY 2000 OUTBACK Edition Replacement Blade

$92.99 CAD

SI-755-36

BLADE ONLY

BLADE LENGTH: 360mm Curved
TEETH PITCH: 6.5 (5.5 tpi)
WEIGHT: (100g)

NON-SET TEETH

The blade is taper ground to reduce resistance giving smoother, easier, faster cutting performance

IMPULSE- HARDENING

The teeth of the blade are heat instantly and hardened, and stay sharp three times longer than non-hardened teeth

SILKY BLACK PLATING

Silky Black Plating allows entire blade, including the teeth, to be coated with a unique, highly durable Nickel / Tin blend. This state of the art coating provides longer blade life and improved cutting performance. Black, low reflective blade allows for stealth, low impact activities.

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Two is one and one is none

I can't say for certain that the Outback Edition sawblade cuts more efficiently than the regular sawblade with medium teeth, but it should, at the very least, resist corrosion better & it is definitely a lot cooler-looking for only a small bump up in price. I've only ever snapped the blade on a Silky folding saw once in all the years I've been using them & it was due to user error: at the time, I was still unfamiliar with the nuances of using a Japanese-style saw that only cuts on the pull-stroke so I was ham-fistedly using it like a regular crosscut saw. I don't foresee needing a spare sawblade anytime soon (the impulse-hardened teeth on Silky's blades stay sharp for a very long time) but it's always good to have an extra blade handy, just in case—two is one and one is none, as the saying goes. Thanks to Axeman for quickly processing my order (and the free Axeman sticker!).

The best !

Realy like the coating on this verry sharp saw blade, love it

Peace of mind

Glad I found it at the same time I bought the Bigboy Outback. Outstanding Japanese quality. Hope I won’t need it anytime soon but I get a lot of comfort knowing I have the extra blade.

Cuts green wood very well

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What You Should Know Before Purchasing BIGBOY 2000 OUTBACK Edition Replacement Blade

When selecting a saw, understanding the blade type, material, and intended use are crucial factors that can influence performance and durability. Here's what to consider:

Common Blade Materials:

High-Carbon Steel: Provides excellent sharpness and durability for heavy-duty tasks.
Stainless Steel: Resists rust and corrosion, ideal for outdoor use.
Chrome-Plated Steel: Enhances resistance to wear and tear, making it suitable for long-term use.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Saw Handle

The right handle can greatly affect comfort and efficiency during prolonged use. Here are some common handle materials:

Here are the common types of materials used for saws handles:

Wooden Handles: Traditional and provides a sturdy grip, but requires more maintenance.

Rubberized Handles: Offers superior grip and shock absorption, especially in wet conditions.

Fiberglass Handles: Lightweight and highly durable, resistant to environmental wear.

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Arborist Saws

Precision Cutting for Tree Care

Designed for professional tree care, Arborist Saws feature long, curved blades perfect for making clean cuts in thick branches. Ideal for arborists or serious gardeners who need efficient cutting tools for tree pruning.

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Hand Saws

Versatile Saws for All Tasks

Hand Saws are perfect for a variety of jobs, from woodworking to general cutting tasks around the home. Their straight or slightly curved blades are easy to control, allowing you to make precise cuts with minimal effort.

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Silky Saws

Japanese Innovation and Craftsmanship

Silky Saws are known for their high-quality steel and razor-sharp blades. With ergonomic designs and specialized tooth configurations, they excel in both professional and hobbyist applications, from pruning to woodworking.

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See Our Saws in Action

Explore how our Arborist, Hand, and Silky Saws handle real tasks with ease. From pruning branches to precise woodworking, see the power and precision of each saw in action.

Frequently Asked Questions about Saws?

Selecting the right saw depends on the type of work you plan to perform:

Pruning: Choose a saw with a curved blade, such as an Arborist Saw, for efficient cutting of branches.
General Woodworking: A straight-blade Hand Saw offers versatility and precision.
Specialty Cutting: Silky Saws are perfect for intricate cuts and fine woodworking tasks.

Yes, we carry a variety of replacement blades and saw accessories, including sharpening tools and protective sheaths.

To ensure your saw remains sharp and efficient:

Clean the blade after each use to prevent rust.
Sharpen regularly using a suitable sharpening tool.
Store in a dry place to avoid moisture damage to the blade and handle

For cutting green wood or live branches, Arborist Saws with a curved blade are ideal as they allow for smooth and efficient cuts on fresh, softer wood. Their aggressive tooth design helps minimize resistance.

Pruning saws, like Arborist Saws, have curved blades and larger teeth to cut through tree branches quickly, while regular hand saws are designed with straight blades and finer teeth for precision cuts in wood and carpentry projects.

Signs that your saw needs sharpening include:

Difficulty making clean cuts
The saw frequently getting stuck in the material
Noticeable dulling of the blade teeth

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BIGBOY 2000 OUTBACK Edition Replacement Blade