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    Pruning Saw

    I've got a double-toothed pruning saw and its one of the best garden tools I've ever bought, if not the best. Amazing how big a branch it can cut through.
    However, obviously it has its limits ...
    Got a fallen tree trunk. Dead wood, not green. I've let it lie but its in the way. Would like to cut the end of it off to make a path through, leaving the rest en situ.
    Is there a bigger version of the double-toothed pruning saw available does anyone know?
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    I think pruning saws only run up to about 300mm.

    I have a 24" Bahco bow saw for cutting larger timber. About £15
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      Thank you. Are they double-toothed?
      Pain is still pain, suffering is still suffering, regardless of whoever, or whatever, is the victim.
      Everything is worthy of kindness.

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        If you mean ... Do they cut on the forward & backward passes ... then yes, search for bow or frame saw, they come in various sizes
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