From
Alexander Bondarenko
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To
All
15 May 2004
*Hello, All!*
I bought the subject. It is a chain with teeth. Packaged
It takes up a box of about 10*5*5 cm. It can be used by two people. It bites into the tree like this,
that the sawdust is distributed in two streams. It cuts very quickly. At the same time, it disappears altogether
there is a danger of the saw being bitten by wood, because the surface area of the chain is very
small and falls into the “safe zone”. Cost (from us) - 200 rubles.
Disadvantages: Cutting trees that are too thick is a chore. Also, from below
sawing logs lying on the ground is a lot of physical activity (who knows, but I’m on
in this case, over the summer I improved my build ;) ) And if you cut such a log
from above, then the load will be much less, but the time for cutting will take three times
more.
In general, the thing is universal, with the proper experience and skill you can use it
arrange a specific logging site. I advise you when you find this thing in a store
take it right away. A good addition to the axe.
/That’s all, All, you can scroll further.../
PS: DON'T JAW LIVING TREES - JAW DRY GREAT!!! TAKE CARE OF NATURE!!!
From
Eugene Palenock
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To
Alexander Bondarenko
16 May 2004
Hello Alexander!
15 May 04 13:13, Alexander Bondarenko -> All:
AB> I bought the subject. It is a chain with teeth. Packed
AB> occupies a box of about 10*5*5 cm. It can be used by two people. Bites into
AB> tree so that the sawdust is distributed in two streams. It cuts very quickly.
This thing is probably 40 years old already ;)
We have them everywhere, along with termite matches...
They say it breaks often.
AB> At the same time, there is no danger of the saw getting stuck in the wood, then
AB> that the area of the circuit plane is very small and falls into
AB> "safe zone". Cost (from us) - 200 rub.
It seems like we saw over 160, and in Splav (an expensive store).
AB> A good addition to the axe.
It seems to me like a reserve in case it breaks ;)
AB> PS: DO NOT JAW LIVING TREES - JAW DRY GREAT!!!
Why even cut down the living? You can’t light them without gasoline, and there’s a lot of smoke.
Best regards, Evgeniy.
From
Vlad Sotnikov
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To
Alexander Bondarenko
17 May 2004
Hello Alexander!
May 15, 2004 (it was 1:13 pm then)
Alexander Bondarenko in his letter to All wrote:
AB> I bought the subject. It is a chain with teeth. Packed
AB> occupies a box of about 10*5*5 cm. It can be used by two people. Bites into
AB> tree so that the sawdust is distributed in two streams. It cuts very quickly. Pri
AB> this generally eliminates the threat of the saw biting into the wood, because
AB> the area of the chain plane is very small and falls into the “safe zone”.
AB> Cost (us) - 200 rub.
Heh :) Just today, about 40 minutes ago, a person on the phone praised this
thing, it really fired me up :) What is this feature officially called? So as not to
look like a fool in the store...
Vega/ex-Style Group.
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From
Alexander Bondarenko
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To
Eugene Palenock
17 May 2004
*Hello, Eugene!*
Catch my ideas about the subject "Pocket saw, for fishermen and hunters.",
about which your footcloth to comrade was chattering on May 16, 2004. Alexander Bondarenko.
AB>> I bought the subject. It is a chain with teeth. B
AB>> when packaged, it occupies a box of about 10*5*5 cm. It can be used
AB>> together. It bites into the tree so that the sawdust comes out in two streams.
AB>> Sawing very quickly.
EP> This thing is probably 40 years old already ;)
There are two modifications. One is a cable with
three-pointed toothy rings. This cable has a working surface on all
sides That is, you can attach it however you like - it will still cut. I don't know
how is it in terms of usefulness, but men I know say that G. And the one about which
I say it resembles a bicycle chain, only single-row. Teeth there with one
sides.
EP> We have them everywhere, along with thermite matches...
EP> They say it breaks often.
Well, the rivets there are weak in some places, I don’t dispute that. But on the other hand, her and
You can fix it in five minutes.
AB>> At the same time, there is no danger of the saw getting stuck in the wood, then AB>> that the area of the circuit plane is very small and falls into
AB>> "safe zone". Cost (from us) - 200 rub.
EP> It seems we saw over 160, and in Splav (an expensive store).
That's good. It has become cheaper, that is. But we don’t have it in our stores yet.
AB>> A good addition to the top.
EP> It seems to me like a reserve in case it breaks ;)
No, the file works faster than an axe, I checked it myself. Yes, and be more careful with the cut
it turns out. ;)
The best option is a file + a light ax with a small ax. When
using a saw we cut down a tree, using an ax we demolish branches, using a saw
We cut the tree into pieces. Here's a set for a fire for the night. And also - when
you need to fill up a tree with a diameter of about 50 centimeters, then swing an ax
It will take until there are white spots and calluses on the heels. But a file is still faster
it will work out (although you will also have to work), and energy will be spent on this matter
much less. :)
AB>> PS: DON'T JAW LIVING TREES - JAW DRY GREAT!!!
EP> Why even saw the living?
But we have some here - the birches are falling green. We've had enough already, you bastards.
Not only do they poach, they also engage in logging.
EP> You can’t light them without gasoline,Made from birch - light. First, a small fire is made from dry wood, then
Thin birch branches lie down (damp), as soon as this matter is resolved, the branches fall
thicker, then even thicker, then again and again... And then, when the birch coals
will appear, there will be a drum, and the fire will turn out to be thermonuclear. I'm with the one
I go with a group, they do this all the time.
EP> and a lot of smoke.
Bullshit, the usual turbid smoke is funny. :)
/That’s all, Eugene, you can scroll further.../
From
Eugene Palenock
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To
Alexander Bondarenko
18 May 2004
Hello Alexander!
17 May 04 18:10, Alexander Bondarenko -> Eugene Palenock:
AB> There are two modifications. One is a cable with
AB> with three-pointed toothy rings. This cable has a working surface
AB> from all sides. That is, you can pin it however you want - you can still cut it
AB> will be. I don’t know how it is in terms of usefulness, but men I know say,
AB> that G. And the one I'm talking about resembles a bicycle chain, only
AB> single-row. The teeth are there on one side.
Well, yes, like chains can be sold everywhere ;)
AB>>> At the same time, there is no danger of the saw biting into wood, then
AB>>> that the area of the circuit plane is very small and falls into
AB>>> "safe zone". Cost (from us) - 200 rub.
EP>> It seems like we saw over 160, and in Splav (an expensive store).
AB> That's good. It has become cheaper, that is. But we don’t have it in our stores yet.
I think it’s just that it’s expensive for you, because... Apparently they do it here, and there’s competition here
big.
Best regards, Evgeniy.
From
Alexander Bondarenko
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To
Vlad Sotnikov
18 May 2004
*Hello, Vlad!*
Catch my ideas about the subject "Pocket saw, for fishermen and hunters.",
about which your footcloth to comrade was chattering on May 17, 2004. Alexander Bondarenko.
AB>> I bought the subject. It is a chain with teeth. B
AB>> when packaged, it occupies a box of about 10*5*5 cm. It can be used
AB>> together. It bites into the tree so that the sawdust comes out in two streams.
AB>> Sawing very quickly. At the same time, the threat of biting disappears altogether
AB>> saws with wood, because the area of the chain plane is very small and
AB>> falls into the "safe zone". Cost (from us) - 200 rub.
VS> Heh :) Just today, about 40 minutes ago, a man on the phone
VS> praised this thing, it really fired me up :) Like this feature
VS> is it officially called?
Subject There is a green plastic box with a sticker on it with this inscription and
a photograph of a man trying to saw a log. By the way, cut it like this
shown in the picture, it won’t work immediately after purchase, because the file is not yet
She's worked herself out and walks in such a tight bend. But if two people use it, how
across, from above, from the side, or from below - it’s real. VS> In order not to look like a fool in the store...
Come and ask: like, is there a pocket saw with a chain?
/That’s all, Vlad, you can scroll further.../
From
Kirill Frolov
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To
Alexander Bondarenko
26 May 2004
Press RESET immediately, Alexander Bondarenko!
On Tue, 18 May 04 22:00:12 +0400, Alexander Bondarenko wrote:
VS>> Heh :) Just today, about 40 minutes ago, a man on the phone
VS>> praised this thing, it really fired me up :) Like this feature
VS>> is it officially called?
AB> Subject. There's a green plastic box with a sticker on it
AB> with an inscription and a photograph of a man trying to saw a log. By the way, so
AB> saw as on
Inside is a twisted, sharpened and hardened metal strip
(perhaps there were two twisted ones, I don’t remember), about a meter long, right?
There is a hole in the center of the plastic box (it is wound around it),
and both halves of the box are handles?
Bullsaw. First of all, I immediately became dull. Secondly, you really need a couple
strong people...
VS>> In order not to look like a fool in the store...
AB> Come and ask: like, is there a pocket saw with a chain?
Just the chain?
From
Alexander Bondarenko
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To
Kirill Frolov
26 May 2004
*Hello, Kirill!*
Catch my ideas about the subject "Re: Pocket saw, for fishermen and
hunters.", about which your footcloth to comrade rattled on May 26, 2004. Alexander
Bondarenko.
VS>>> Heh :) Just today, about 40 minutes ago, a person on the phone
VS>>> praised this thing, it really fired me up :) Like this feature
VS >>> officially called?
AB>> Subject. There is a green plastic box with a sticker on it
AB>> with this inscription and a photograph of a man trying to saw a log.
AB>> By the way, cut like this
KF> Inside there is a twisted, sharpened and hardened metal strip
KF> (perhaps there are two of them twisted, I don’t remember), about a meter long,
No, this is not a tape, this is a chain like from a “Friendship” chainsaw.
KF> right? There is a hole in the center of the plastic box (on it and
KF> is wound), and both halves of the box are handles?
No, the included handles are plastic with loops sticking out of them. These
loops are attached to the chain using the “loop-to-loop” method (on it for this purpose
ears are inspected).
KF> Fufly saw. First of all, I immediately became dull. Secondly, you need a couple KF> very strong people...
Well, mine can be cut alone, but only after it is developed.
And so my partner and I fell a pine tree with a diameter of 30 cm in three or four minutes. I'm her
I used it that summer, and it still hasn’t gotten dull.
VS>>> In order not to look like a fool in the store...
AB>> Come and ask: like, is there a pocket saw with a chain?
KF> Exactly with a chain?
Yes, because only this option is steering, and the rest are bullshit.
/That’s all, Kirill, you can scroll further.../