Bahco LAP-KNIFE Laplander Folding Saw and Multi-Purpose Knife Set
April 19, 2018 - Comment
The Bahco Laplander general purpose folding saw is ideal for cutting both green and dry wood, plastic, bone etc. Specially designed for wild-life enthusiasts, hunters and campers, the 7TPI blade features XT toothing and a specially coated blade for rust protection and low friction. Its two-component plastic handle with leather strap ensures a perfect grip, while the safety lock maintains blade stability in both the open and closed positions. The Bahco carpenter’s multi-purpose knife with holster features a high quality polished stainless steel blade and bi-component handle. Ideal for fishermen, hunters and for working in the garden, the knife includes a plastic case with belt clip.
Product Features
- 2 piece set includes Bahco 396-LAP general purpose folding saw and 2444 multi-purpose knife with holster
- 8″ saw blade length with 7 teeth per inch
- Folding saw includes safety lock, locked when open or folded
- Nominal 9″ total knife length including blade and handle
- Two component plastic handle for secure grip
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Outdoorsman’s Dream Duo I was first introduced to the Bahco Laplander by Wranglerstar on his YouTube channel. He always seemed to have it stowed in his back pocket when needed. The idea was always put on the back burner because I usually carry a hatchet or tomahawk with me when I’m out in the woods. I finally decided to take the plunge and buy one, and for about $8 more you can get a nice (Mora) knife.Laplander Saw:This is a pocket saw. No it won’t fell anything large, but for basic work around the…
Great saw! Recently purchased this saw and knife and used the saw on a backpacking trip along the AT in northern Georgia. I used it to cut down a 40-ft dead tree with trunk diameter of about 4-inches and then used it to cut up the tree into fire-logs. It did amazing. Highly recommend this saw.
excellent Ah, the infamous Bahco Laplander. Now I see why it is revered. It is a great saw. These, the Silky’s, and the Corona are very popular and often touted, compared, and argued about. I can’t speak about the Silky’s, I’m sure they are great… but I do own the Corona and find the Bahco to be a much better saw. I can see how some might say the Corona is ‘faster’… but I think that may be related to it being slightly bigger, and also to a large degree, user preference (regarding push/pull cutting)…