It has a curved blade, something I had taken for granted in tree-sawing blades before, but it has a subtlety of operation that I had not appreciated. When you use it with a long handle to saw high-up branches, when you pull it towards you the curve in the saw causes it to catch on the branch at the end of its travel. As a result it doesn't slide off the branch and start falling towards the ground, so you don't have to keep repositioning it.
Neat, huh?
3 comments:
In my able years I always used a bow saw. This curve would have been a grand improvement.
Very neat. Thanks for the tip. But before I buy I must finish fixing the shed roof...
The tiny practical corner of my brain (which is still actually in an abstract, theoretical state and doesn't actually like sawing for real-even with a bow saw - which is as best as it has gotten for me) can really appreciate (conceptually) how this is a marked improvement on a non-curved blade.
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