Silky Tsurugi 300-8 saw blade

Name: Silky Tsurugi 300-8 saw blade
Brand: Silky
SKU: KSI345130
Price: 45.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 10 (1 reviews)

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Article number KSI345130

Silky Tsurugi 300-8 saw blade

Silky

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€45.99

MSRP€48.51

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Toothing: Coarse

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Full description

You can use the blade for the Silky Tsurugi 300-8 to replace the old blade. You can easily replace it without tools. Afterwards your saw will last for years again. This blade is enhanced with coarse serrations. Because the saw blade slightly merges with the handle, the saw is perfectly balanced.

Specifications

Saw blade length

30 cm

Toothing

coarse

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Reviews

Average rating

1 Reviews

Paul D, Church Lawton

Tuesday, December 15, 2020

In general

Value for money

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Silky blades are without doubt (IMHO) the best for serious tree pruning. I purchased an original (with handle and scabbard) many years ago and after prolonged use it finally needed a new blade! Being a 'pull' saw blade it has never twisted/bent or gone out of shape and yes it's VERY sharp even after years of use. Cleaning the sap off it isn't the easist thing but it's possible (I use olive oil). Being a Tsurugi it has serious 'pointy' teeth, it cuts very fast, and very cleanly. It might not be the cheapest blade out there, but would I recommend it - 100% I would.