Felco

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  1. Jeff Randall

    Jeff Randall ESEE Knives / Randall's Adventure & Training Staff Member

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    Picked this saw up recently. Haven't used it much but seems to be pretty high quality for the price and it cuts like a laser. Anyone got one? Any comments on long term use/quality?

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    If the blade is S35VN don’t let @Patrick Rollins touch it.
     
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    We plan on batonning it through some seasoned oak this weekend and see how it holds up. It saws through cheese pretty good though.
     
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    I haven’t really used any of their saws, but the name carries much weight in my industry with their hand pruners.

    Some of the best there are for hand pruners.
     
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    Jeff Randall ESEE Knives / Randall's Adventure & Training Staff Member

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    I'd never heard of them until I ran across an ad. Decided to try one and it seems to be good quality. Patrick won't let me borrow his axe so I decided I needed to carry a saw.
     
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    Felco makes great landscaping tools. I have one of their fixed saws, several of their hand pruners and one set of loppers. I don’t know if the saws are Swiss made, but their other cutting tools are. Some I’ve been using for 2 decades of hard work. Excellent real use tools.
     
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    This saw says "Swiss designed, made in Korea"
     
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    that make it affordable and without the "I'm better than you" Swiss mentality.
     
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    Where are they sold and for how much? It looks remarkably similar to my Corona saw I picked up at Lowes. This one is also a badass little saw for the $20 or so it costs. And the handle is very comfortable.

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    Corona makes some pretty good hand tools at a big discount versus Felco.
     
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    my first machete was a corona worked really darn well after i took the file too it
     
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