Ultimate Survival Saber Cut Saw MADE IN *USA* NOT CHINA

   A hand operated chain-saw that weighs less than a pound, needs no fuel and slices through hard wood like butter!

   We challenged our Survival, Inc. design team to create a lightweight, strong, versatile and low profile hand saw that would be ideal for the survivor and easy to use by anyone. They came back with the perfect solution: our patented Saber Cut gas less chain saw.
   The Saber Cut is designed to cut through the hardest wood and is so flexible that it will work well in tight or confined spaces. Unlike other premium outdoor saws, the Saber Cut has a flexible blade for cutting from a variety of angles and in places where you have little clearance. The 24-inch patented flexible chain saw blade has bi-directional, self-cleaning cutting teeth to ensure a smooth, fast action.
   While a standard chain saw blade cuts in only one direction, the patented Saber Cut blade cuts in both directions. The result is more efficient and less strenuous cutting. In addition, the cutting teeth are self-cleaning and require little maintenance beyond standard care and occasional sharpening. When sharpening is needed, use a standard chain saw blade sharpening kit. Saber Cut is specially treated to help retard rust and corrosion.
   Web loop handles are bar tacked securely to custom designed steel clips that help prevent the chain from twisting while you cut. The handle clips are specially designed to allow you to hold the saw horizontally when cutting small trees or wood oriented vertically. This allows for a straight cut directly across the grain.
   To carry the saw we created an injection molded, flexible foam case. The case is about the size of an eyeglass case, weighs less than an ounce and floats (with the saw in it), yet is exceptionally strong and durable.
   Use the Saber Cut saw to cut down your Christmas tree at a tree farm, prune branches in your back yard, or cut shelter materials in an emergency. It even works under water. To cut high limbs off a tree, just attach a lanyard or light rope to each handle and toss one of the ropes up and over the limb.