AB Tools 24” Heavy Duty Bow Saw Wood Logs Trees Branches Finger Guard + 6 Blades

I looked at local DIY stores but very few of them came with spare blades, this one was the same price but came with spare blades which was important as you will inevitably blunt or break the blade at some point.Review has been written after being used to cut down a small / medium sized tree, the stump took less than 20 seconds to cut through. The blade is very sharp and when you have leverage to use both hands it’s effortless.Most branches and trunks aren’t in an easy place and so you can only cut in single strokes, it was no issue for this blade and still cut effortlessly in every motion.Really pleased with it, great value and would highly recommend.

USed to cut down a few very large shrubs and a dwarf tree. No issues in using and the blade cut through quite easily. Good value with the spare blades included. The plastic blade guards not much use and snapped when refitting after use. For more lightweight and general cutting good value

Light and so far robust enough for all the sawing I've used it for (pruning branches up to fifteen centimetres diameter). The blade locking mechanism was slightly bent when it arrived, straightening it using a pair of pliers sorted it. The extra blades are useful, bit I've not used it enough yet to see how durable the teeth are.

Great does what it says on the tin

Actual handle is what it is, it's sturdy enough..However the blades are shonky, there just stamped metal.. It was easier to use a standard saw on the tree than this thingWay better options available for not much more money

For the price its ok, but, if you want cut live trees forget it, as the blades supplied are only suitable for dry wood..I had to go and buy a greenwood blade from B & Q costing £4-50, it would make sense to supply 3 dry blases and 3 green wood blades then it would be great,

Excellent buy and excellent quality would definitely recommend 👍

It is a shame that the teeth had no factory set but it did not take long to correct. The main problem is the blade is too narrow which causes it to follow the growth pattern of the timber being cut. the handle is quite comfortable and if used without force, enables an easy cut. Shame about the blade cover, it split as I was removing it for the first time.