Silky Saws PocketBoy 170mm--Medium Teeth Preorder While not a historical replica

While not a historical replica of any particular surviving example

A traditional modification is to bend the frame more closed so that it grips the shoulders of the blade's grind much like a straight razor handle

the American pattern scythe stone can be used like an abrasive file or held stationary and used like a butcher's steel

crisp heel and toe

The Antonini Old Bear series could best be described as what you would get if you bulked up the lock on an Opinel and then steeped it in rugged charm

Silky Saws PocketBoy 170mm--Medium Teeth Preorder While not a historical replicaThe Silky PocketBoy is a legend of the wilderness community and for very good reason. Neither to large nor too small the PocketBoy is easily carried and takes up little space while being able to tackle surprisingly large jobs with ease. The medium tooth pattern strikes a good balance between cutting green and dry targets, and the rubberized steel handle is ergonomically designed for fatigue and slip free cutting. The precision teeth are impulse