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The name Felco stands for quality tools and this saw is no exception. The super-sharp hard-chromed blade makes clean cuts that help plants heal faster. The soft-grip handle reduces stress on hands and wrists. Unique blade design minimizes binding; blade locks in place when cutting to prevent accidental closure.
- Recommended for all types of wood
- Rust-resistant, hard-chromed blade
- Ergonomically designed handle
- Folds for easy and safe carrying and storage
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Alliance, OH on 5/31/2011
Comments about Felco 6" Folding Saw:
This is good to carry while weeding around shrubs. Places needing a trim that I didn't see earlier are taken care of without extra running.
from Columbia, SC on 4/18/2011
Comments about Felco 6" Folding Saw:
A quality saw--just what you would expect from Felco. I like the bright red color-easy to see amid the pruned leaves and branches.
from Paso Robles, CA on 3/11/2011
Comments about Felco 6" Folding Saw:
This folding saw replaces the folding saw that my father had from the 50's (very old) and time for retirement. I am very impressed with the overall quality and durability. I am so glad I purchased it. In fact, I plan to purchase one for my son.
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from Norfolk, VA on 12/31/2010
Comments about Felco 6" Folding Saw:
Easy to carry around to trim small branches and large stems. Convenient little tool.
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from Catawissa, Pa on 12/29/2010
Comments about Felco 6" Folding Saw:
Easy and safe to carry.
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from Silver Spring, MD on 12/14/2010
Comments about Felco 6" Folding Saw:
I bought a house 8 years ago and the landscaping needed a lot of work. The holly bushes were trees, some as tall as the house. There was little to no foliage or branches on the lower part of the "trees". A professional told me they were "not well". I've spent considerable time pruning back most of the new top growth each year until there was little upwards new growth. I cut the trees back to well below the roof line and trimmed away dead limbs. Lo and behold the trees have sprouted new growth lower down and at ground level. They are looking less like tall Bonsai holly and closer to actual bushes. The new growth is healthy and the upper older growth is starting to die back. This saw is perfect for removing all that older dead holly.