Silky Katanaboy 650 Saw

Haven't had a chance to use it yet. Looks like it will do numerous jobs I have in mind. Easy to handle.

I bought this for my boyfriend. He loves it. He goes into the woods and cuts tress. Entertains him for hours.

A beast of a saw ....

This saw is amazing. My son wanted this for Christmas. I am a very outdoorsy gal, so I encourage any outdoor activity. My son has brought it along on a few hikes with me to clean up fallen tree obstructing my paths. It’s like a hot knife going through butter, and light enough put in a pack!! Awesome.

Great tool! In a recent storm, I got trapped on the road between blowdown trees in a big storm recently. Blowdowns are frequent out here on the coast in winter, but I don't want to carry a powersaw all the time.
This saw will live behind the seat in my truck, I won't be getting trapped again!
Oh yeah.......great for limbing and trees on the homestead as well.
Canadian Outdoor Equipment Co. has good pricing on their products and this arrived quickly. Gale warning for tonight/tomorrow, hope I don't have to use it, but if so.......

it works great! Definitely would be a item I would take if I was going to spend time in the woods, even before I would take a axe. Saws through trees like butter, didn’t even pull out the chainsaw today.

Steady, moderate rhythm and very little pressure allow you to cut through trees at twice the speed, and size of the Bigboy.
Perfect for bucking out intermittent larger blow down on your favourite trail without having to pack a chainsaw.
While it doesn’t fit nicely inside my day pack, it straps on very securely to the back and doesn’t protrude enough to catch on rogue branches.

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I love the silky. Cuts effortlessly. Great tool

I am using it and the Big Boy 2000 right now to cut up firewood for next winter. Its advantages are that it is quiet so it won't bother the neighbors and that I'd be able to use it in winter. I have two battery-operated chainsaws that use lithium-ion batteries. The minimum operating temperature for those is 0 C, so it's nice for me to have a saw that I could use in winter when it's cold.
I have cut lots of wood with bow saws in winter, but some stuff I could only cut with a chain saw. The Katanaboy 650 has cut stuff so far that I would have had to use a chain saw for. I don't use a gas chain saw due to I don't know how to mix oil and gas, plus I don't like yanking a cord, so I only used electric or battery-operated saws when I use a power saw.
I also like it that I don't have to carry a heavy chain saw out to the bush, plus a pail containing spare batteries, chain oil, plus don't have to wear ear muffs (to protect my ears from the loud engine).

When I'm done cutting wood, I can carry the saws and the wood back, whereas with a chainsaw, I would have to move the chainsaws back to the house first, then go back to get my wood.
I could be using my battery-operated chain saws now to cut up firewood for next winter, but am using the Katanaboy 650 and the Big Boy 2000 for now. I can keep on cutting if we don't get tent caterpillars again like last year. Last summer about this time, I was on a roll, enjoying myself cutting up firewood, till the caterpillars started.

This has nothing to do with the Katanaboy 650, but a few years ago, when I was cutting up firewood on a big humongous pile of logs I had, (using an electric chain saw) a coyote came out of the bush and was calming walking toward me. I had heard on the news about people being attacked and killed by coyotes, so, to be on the safe side, I climbed back over my fence. The coyote came quite close to where I had been cutting.
Oh yeah, I used to have problems with mice and chipmunks chewing on the extension cord, so I couldn't leave the cord lying on the woodpile. I had to wind it up each time and hang it up. A cat started hanging around, of which I was glad because hopefully the cat would take care of the rodents.

Of course, with the Katanaboy 650, there is no worry about rodents chewing on extension cords.