Lynx 3' One Man Crosscut Saw - Champion Tooth
Lynx 3' One Man Crosscut Saw - Champion Tooth
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Made in Sheffield, England
- Lynx Saws Model 3FT1MAN-CT
- One Man Crosscut Saw
- 3 ft length blade
- The teeth are a Champion Tooth style tooth that has cutter teeth that cut the wood & it has also has raker teeth that remove the wood waste as you push & pull the saw through the wood - The gullets to enable the waste wood to be cleared whilst cutting
- Clear finished beech handle
- NOTE: This product can only be shipped via Ground Shipping due to size. Please allow extra time for delivery
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A high quality 3' One-Man Crosscut Saw made by Lynx Saws in Sheffield, England. The Champion Tooth style has cutter teeth that cut the wood & it has also has raker teeth that remove the wood waste as you push & pull the saw through the wood. The gullets also assist in clearing the waste wood. Having these variants on the saw can lead to more efficient cutting. This 3 foot cross cut saw has a clear finished beech handle & comes complete with an auxiliary handle which can be attached to the front of the blade so you can get some additional assistance with cutting if necessary, the handle can also be fitted to the top of the blade to help you push the blade if using alone. These large saws are used mostly in forestry work & the crosscutting of large logs. But in recent years, these have been bought by people aiming to cut their own fire wood etc. Made in Sheffield, England. Lynx Saws - E. Garlick & Son - Thomas Flinn & Co. NOTE: This product can only be shipped via Ground Shipping due to size. Please allow extra time for delivery. -
Product Blade Length Overall Length Model # Lynx 3' One Man Crosscut Saw - Champion Toothh 3' 40" 3FT1MAN-CT
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Good saw and good company
Saw came completely sealed from factory. Had trouble securing auxliery handle but company representative found they come from the factory that way and it needed to be preped before installing.
United StatesExcellent Saw
Heavy duty, high quality, beefy. Beautiful saw! Packaged perfectly. Arrived so fast! Needed it shortly, with a windstorm, cut a downed tree off the fence that was onto the road. At night. Hard dry wood but the length of the saw blade gave speed. Solid cutting job. No gasoline needed! No effort with trying to start a cantankerous chainsaw! You go right to work! Should I put oil or beeswax on the blade?
United StatesNice saw
I've only had the chance to use the saw twice since buying it. I have some downed trees on my property and wanted to clear some of it myself. It made short work of the limbs I tried it on. For bigger limbs and trunks you definitely need some wax on the blade--that wide piece of metal gets stuck once the kerf is deep enough. But that wasn't a problem on the 12" diameter or so ones I sawed with it, only on the bigger trunks.
- Reviews
- Questions
Good saw and good company
Saw came completely sealed from factory. Had trouble securing auxliery handle but company representative found they come from the factory that way and it needed to be preped before installing.
United StatesExcellent Saw
Heavy duty, high quality, beefy. Beautiful saw! Packaged perfectly. Arrived so fast! Needed it shortly, with a windstorm, cut a downed tree off the fence that was onto the road. At night. Hard dry wood but the length of the saw blade gave speed. Solid cutting job. No gasoline needed! No effort with trying to start a cantankerous chainsaw! You go right to work! Should I put oil or beeswax on the blade?
United StatesNice saw
I've only had the chance to use the saw twice since buying it. I have some downed trees on my property and wanted to clear some of it myself. It made short work of the limbs I tried it on. For bigger limbs and trunks you definitely need some wax on the blade--that wide piece of metal gets stuck once the kerf is deep enough. But that wasn't a problem on the 12" diameter or so ones I sawed with it, only on the bigger trunks.