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Its the kind of thing that seems like a good idea till you put it into practice...

Use once, put away, never to be seen again equipment..

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I unnerstan the rigid blade 2 man saw was for some reason . . .

known as the "Misery Whip" in the states,

I cannot understand quite why . . .

hey it ud beat going to the Gym ony day

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Museum my buttocks, that's still front line kit in some places particularly ebay

 

Manual Pocket Chainsaw

 

:laugh1:

 

I wouldn't fancy trying to chase a cut with one of those.

 

'American' can be funny, I see they advertise that that little gizmo "can fit easily into your pants". Ouch.

 

The one in the museum is about 7 foot long.

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