Attaching silky

[Darrin Turnbull]

Get your kids to make you a Loom Band chain.

 

[IVECOKID]

E-bay £2.99 bike lock reminder cable.

 

Someone on here told me this after I dropped my new silky in the canal

 

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Works a treat .

 

Ste

[simonm]

sawpod for me...had a phat strop but it gets in the way

[TreeswingerPerth]

Better still,get a sapwood. Much easier way of getting to your Silky quickly.

 

[Rich Rule]

Never did fancy the idea of an elasticated handsaw strop. It would have a tendency to get trapped and I don't fancy being carved up by a silky springing back at you.

 

Saw pod is an option.

 

I just clip the scabbard to my harness and try not to drop the silky.

[Spoons]

Easy cheap effective way. Crab the scabbard to harness. Then use starter cord attached between the handle of Silky and the scabbard.

 

Using elastic cord is just stupid. Hello Silky to the face when that pings back at you!

Edited March 8, 2015 by Spoons

[IVECOKID]

Easy cheap effective way. Crab the scabbard to harness. Then use starter cord attached between the handle of Silky and the scabbard.

 

Using elastic cord is just stupid. Hello Silky to the face when that pings back at you!

 

 

Not stupid at all , by the time it has 2 crabs attached and the silky there is no HELLO SILKY TO THE FACE !

 

Works well with very little if none spring effect just coils up when not in use .

 

Try it first before you say its STUPID

 

LOL

 

 

Ste

[Starscream]

Even at full stretch the one I use wouldn't have enough momentum or weight to reach my face. Never had any problems but not to say it couldn't ping up and do some damage having thought about it!!!

[haforbes]

I've just had a quick look through some of the threads about the saw pod, looks like it could be the answer for me, the only time I feel like I might drop it is getting it in and out of the sheath. Although I don't fancy spending the money just yet so I might bodge something out of some old knee pad straps just to see if I like it. Some good ideas on here though!

[DanClimbsTrees]

It was a no-brainer for me

 

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Put them through the holes in the scabbard, strap it around your shin and done... Who needs a sawpod, eh