There comes a time when my knife with it's serrated blade just won't cut it, it's time to reach for my Silky SUGO waza 420.
I guess I need to take some photos of my bladed tools. I only have one really good knife, but I have several others including a camp saw similar to that one but with interchangeable blades.
I have asked the leader of this forum about an AXE Forum, was told they would look into it but as today nothing has developed.
This is the reason i just stuck my Silky Saw in the knife forum.
Good Lord! You planning on performing an amputation? 
Since i can't obtain insurance doing real tree removing had to stop, i just do some limbing from near ground with chainsaws.Good Lord! You planning on performing an amputation?
The Pro's use the Silkys along with a chainsaw, when up in the trees many times there quicker then using a chainsaw.
Anything that adds weight when over 200 feet up adds to the effort needed along with the danger of a mistake.
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I can see it now, @Snapshot2022 at the post office getting his mail, and whipping out his Silky SUGO waza 420 to open an envelope...
Those are a dream when you’re up in a tree. The ultralight commercial chain saws are great but I’m a big fan of cutting manually when possible.
Electric Dewalt is a dream when up in the tree. Easily used one handed.
I’ve got the silky folding saw in my hiking backpack.
