Best Bushcraft Saw Genki

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Best Bushcraft Saw Genki

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Nita and Shenae show you how to use the Silky Genki 500.
Website: www.arborlab.c...
Email: silkysaws@hotmail.com
Phone: (07) 3823 1599 or 0418 231 549
YOU NEED TO GET YOUR HANDS ON THIS!
Alternative to small chainsaw so perfect for your home gardens who live on acreage or customers who are adventuring off 4WDing. BONUS you can use 2 hands to make for even easier cutting!
Silky Genki Temagari: www.arborlab.c...
STEP ASIDE Katana Boy, MR GENKI IS IN TOWN
Genki Temagari available 5 different blade LENGTHS
300mm 330mm, 360mm, 390mm & 500mm!
This saw is perfect for chopping trees DOWN and cutting them UP rather than just pruning them. The angled neck gives a great cutting position that whistles through trunks and branches.
Arborlab Tree Care Pty Ltd is in the business of sourcing and supplying the worlds best tree care products. The Silky Saw and Okatsune range is just that - some of the worlds best pruning tools. Perfect for the arborist to perform tree cutting and tree pruning with ease. The Prabos range of boots adds the quality and safety that all arborists need. Once a week Jannita and Shenae share a video with tips and tricks about Silky Saws and the other incredible products we stock.
Are you looking for high qualities saws or axes that will make the job seem effortless? Look no further. Shenae and Jannita have a few awesome products to share.
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@ulbushcrafting6592 5 жыл бұрын

Another silky I have to get now. Terrific video, well done explaining the Genki

@SILKYsaw 5 жыл бұрын

Thank you, we get a bit stressed as we have had a few complaints, so super happy you enjoyed it! Nita 😃

@stasiastes Жыл бұрын

@@SILKYsaw You probably convinced me to buy the biggest Genki Temagari. I'm still considering also the Katanaboy 650 or 1000, and its effectiveness in the preapration of firewood. I already have a couple of Silky saws, and at this moment the most effective seems to be Ibuki (the newer version), at least as it goes about soft and dry but soft wood. To the very dense and hard wood I use Zubat 330-10. It cuts quite well, but it is a bit small. How do you think, which Silky saws wood be the fastest for the work with firewood around the home? I think that Katanaboy 1000 might be too unwieldy, and require a lot of effort to prepare for a fast and cleal cut, so Temagari is overall much more practical and handy. What is your opinion?

@gardensandtrees Жыл бұрын

@@stasiastes Yes, I think the Temagari would be brilliant for your needs. You may also like the Katana 500. The tooth size is very good and more suited to a variety of uses. 😃 Nita

@rider1441 5 жыл бұрын

Awesome video as always you two 👍😊

@SILKYsaw 5 жыл бұрын

Cheers Aaron, we love this saw! You feel like such a pro using it, lol. And bonus, I was sick when we made this one, but luckily no one seems to have noticed, 😃

@acafwd 5 жыл бұрын

Your vision is going just like mine Nita!! Need to put on the reading glasses!! ;-)

@SILKYsaw 5 жыл бұрын

So frustrating and its not just vanity thats holding me back from wearing them more often, but it irritates my nose. And not bad enough to wear contacts, so still got to come to terms with it, 😅

@jeronimodelgadodeluque6454 4 жыл бұрын

Would you mind to comment which one perform better Genki 500 or katana 500/650? Thanks. I love all your videos

5 жыл бұрын

Please forgive the correction and feel free to correct me if I'm mistaken. I do not believe silky saws are hollow ground. If they where hollow ground they would have a concavity that could be observed using a straight edge. A hollow grind would weaken the structure of the blade while offering no advantages. I have inspected the four silkys i own and have observed no such concavity. I am not positive of this term but i believe it is a "reverse flat grind" or "reverse full flat grind". That means the blade has a flat taper from the blade edge or teeth to the spine. Not to be confused with a taper grind which would be the same but run the length of the blade. It's confusing, I know.lol I loved the video as always. I only offered my correction as you are fast becoming the authority and go-to for information on silky saws. Sorry for the tome. 🍻

@SILKYsaw 5 жыл бұрын

Hi Dirk, don't apologise we love questions, as it makes us think and confirm details to make sure that we are giving the correct info.😃 Now this topic has been a confusing one for a while now, and I think its sometimes because of language barriers which can cause confusion too. Silky will sometimes write taper ground, but their blades are thinner in the centre than what they are on the spine and the width of the teeth. This is very important, for 2 reasons. 1. having a thicker spine than the centre of the blade actually gives the blade strength. 2. The blade having a narrow centre allows wood chips to discharge while cutting. If this was not the case, wood chip would get stuck between the blade and the wood. This is also another reason why Silky's have such a smooth feel, while cutting. Now I'm not an engineer or specialist in this area of science, so I always go back to those more knowing than me. (That would be many) So this is the information the engineers at Silky have given us, when we questioned them on this subject. I hope this makes sense. As a side point they are now in their 101st year of making and perfecting these amazing saws. 😊 Nita.

@viseshseernam39 3 жыл бұрын

powerful saws that can cut medium trees in no time

@SILKYsaw 3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment and we couldn't agree more 😀

@acafwd 5 жыл бұрын

Hey guys! So do you think you might be able to make it to the Drifta Fans Camping Weekend at Bluff Creek Campground Kenilworth on the weekend of the 14th and 15th of September? Really hoping you can make it. - Robert

@SILKYsaw 5 жыл бұрын

Hi Rob, we would love to, but we both are unfortunately away at the end of September. My excuse is skiing in NZ. But it looks like a lot of fun, maybe next year if the dates line up!

@BradGryphonn 5 жыл бұрын

"Dang nabbit Leroy! Now they've gone and got some big ol' fixed blade saws and the big one has Grizzly teeth!" "Well then, git one Jeb!" "I will Leroy! Then I'm gunna saw me some gopher and raccoon." Oh dear, this was going somewhere silly so I'll stop before I really embarrass myself. I like that big saw and if it cuts 30cm logs then that's pretty good. Oh, and sharpenable is a big advantage for the places I'll be heading.

@SILKYsaw 5 жыл бұрын

😂 Too funny! You've changed your profile pic, I think. Yes this is a goodie. Your feel like a shredder with this one and bang for buck is fantastic!

@BradGryphonn 5 жыл бұрын

@@SILKYsaw Hehe, yes I did :o). Found my old hat that I found years ago.

@SILKYsaw 5 жыл бұрын

@@BradGryphonn Score!

@sdsurfer8152 3 жыл бұрын

Viewers don't understand the importance of "liking" videos. Ugh

@SILKYsaw 3 жыл бұрын

It’s ok, our channel is real, we don’t buy subscriptions, comments or likes. If people choice to do those things it’s a bonus and we are grateful! 😃

@ColossalSwordFormAndTechnique 3 жыл бұрын

I bet the people who don’t use the scabbard. Have a rusty arse saw blade.

@SILKYsaw 3 жыл бұрын

If they clean them and spray them with a protector they should be ok, but they might lose the edge off their teeth faster.

@ColossalSwordFormAndTechnique 3 жыл бұрын

@@SILKYsaw People who don’t respect their tools and weapons, deserve a rusty blunt tool and weapon. I know some people who leave theirs on the elements from sunlight to rain.