Katanaboy 1000: Worlds Fastest, Largest, Sharpest Hand SAW
Vložit
- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Be among the first to get this Katanaboy 1000 NOW as of October 2018 here if in Canada
canadianprepar...
Or USA/ International
canadianprepar...
I do an EXCLUSIVE review of the Katanaboy 1000mm. It is currently not yet being sold, but MAY be available in the future. Silky is reknown for making the FINEST saws in the world. This is the ultimate saw for homesteaders and avid outdoorsman, preppers, survivalists, for at the cabin, firewood aquisition and backcountry construction. Although the Katanaboy 1000 is currently unavailable its little brothers the 650mm and 500mm are both forces to be reckoned with.
If you are interested in silky saws in Canada go to the best source. I will keep you posted if and when the Katanaboy 1000 becomes available.
Get a Katanaboy 650mm here:
www.canadianpre...
Get a Bug Out Roll Here:
canadianprepar...
Support the channel through shopping through this link!
amzn.to/2s1XhZY
Support me on Patreon
/ posts
After the Collapse Series Playlist Here:
• After The Collapse Series
Gear Review Playlist
• Gear Reviews
Interviews with CZcams Preppers
• Interviews
Donate to the channel through paypal button on channels mainpage! Your support is appreciated- Thanks CP
Get the Katanaboy 1000 here/ Best price and free shipping bugoutroll.ca/collections/silky-saws-canadian-prepper/products/katanaboy-1000mm-free-shipping-to-usa-and-canada
Does silky make a saw in between the 650 and the 1000?
They should call it nodachiboy 1000
You really do have the best prices. I've only seen this product sold for $1000.00. You've priced it at 1/3 the cost. Fantastic.
How much better is the 1000 than the 650?
And the replacement blade cost $500.00 dollars? No thanks.
I have the 500. It lives im my pickup. Here in GA we had some trees that needed to be taken down after irma. My chainsaw died on me so i grabbed the silky. It was a beast and it was easy to takedown full grown trees. I cant even imagine the way that 1000 would go through a log. Im trying to get the 650 approved for my fire dept. there are times that a saw is too close to trapped people , flammable substances or environments. These saws are nothing but incredible.
That thing goes through wood like a beaver on meth.
乇volve Outdoors try English
abe frohman I think you mean a beaver on meth, lsd, weed, cocaine, and heroine
Katanosaurus Rex? Maybe they'll rename it prior to production :)
I love Japanese saws and have used them for 25 years now. This is the best of the lot for sure. Thank you Canadian Prepper.
The first three and a half minutes of that is the craziest shit ever.
Someone just made the Alone show much, much easier.
My chainsaw is sleeping in the shed since I bought my 650 I would buy one of these in a heart beat !!
It's a fun and easy draw cut saw design. It's like a swordsman and a wood cutter combined.
That would be great in a truck after a hurricane to help clear roads.
Yes it would!
What about a chainsaw?
so would a chainsaw and the chainsaw would be $200 cheaper.
Smokey420Greenleaf my point exactly
@@daledunmire9546 lol my comment was aimed at the original poster, but glad we agree, nice to see someone else out there still has some common sense.
I once dropped a tree on the road to keep someone from stealing from me. The sheriff's dept is still laughing. Don't mess with my property.
That’s hot
I only wanted to borrow your stuff..
@@pictlandpickers1171 said nobody ever
A full tang version would be so awesome it would truly be the ultimate saw.
Only problem is you can't switch out the blade, but yeah, I'd love to have a full tang one
Now that's a saw a man could grow to love can't wait to get my hands on one! I love your showmanship, entertaining and informative keep up the good work brother,
Much respect Mr X.
Been waiting for weeks for this video. Bought the big boy and the 650 from your review last time. Those saws are awesome and make short work and have already paid for themselves. Great vid Nate
I have a 650 and while it can get through a log pretty quick, it takes a lot of energy out of you. I consider it a fantastic emergency log cutter, or for small jobs, but if I had a decent amount of cutting, it's still the chainsaw.
you can get a 28 inch echo 7310 with an extra chain and some fuel for the price of this silky!
OMG just take my money!!!
J Wan I have my wallet out lol
Protip, heating th blade up in the sun and applying militec 1 to the edge will give it 50percent more life. Also WD 40 the blade body to lube thru the log
Nice! If I ever found myself needing to clear trees or gather firewood, I'd definitely want one of these over a chainsaw.
I really liked the video footage at the start too - had a very ninja/samurai vibe to it
I have the silky big boy and couldn't be more impressed with it. I would be proud to own the Katanaboy 1000, and would seriously consider it over a chainsaw if the price was comparable. These saws are no doubt the best, but the price is hard to justify for a lot of average consumers. By lowering their retail price, millions would have one of these saws over any other brand.
When the kid who used to run with scissors grows up........ #RunsWithSaw
That looks impressive on pine, a relatively soft wood. I wonder about the results on hardwoods like Oak, Hickory, Black Walnut, Black locust and Osage Orange?
I'm obviously not the owner of this channel but I have had a fair amount of experience with these saws so forgive me in advance for chiming in.
That's a good question. Most of the Japanese edged tools are made & designed for use on soft woods as they have a similar climate & flora to the Pacific Northwest. It is however a misnomer that all soft woods (coniferous) are softer than hard woods (deciduous). Fir, Sitka Spruce & Juniper are very hard, tough woods.
As a carpenter of over 30 yrs, I have used Japanese pull saws of all kinds on all kinds of wood since the beginning of the 1990's & can assure you that they are indeed very impressive. The narrow kerf, hardness of steel & razor sharpness & design of the teeth will make short work of most any wood. I seriously doubt you would have any problems as long as you remember not to push on the saw. That is the only issue I can see with hardwoods as you may damage the saw if you force it & the blade binds from pushing.
*Edit: Just wanted to add that these saws are all available with blades of different sized teeth. The large toothed blades for green softwoods, the medium sized teeth for green hardwoods & the small pattern teeth for dry hard & soft woods.
I sawed a 18 inch live/ wet aspen on a sawhorse which is technically a hard wood, and it wasn't much different than pine in terms of effort. A lot of the dead pine were actually very sappy lots of resin at base so that pretty much cancels out any softwood advantage. It's also a fairly hard soft wood in my experience it has a density comparable to many hardwoods. 80% of wood harvested in the world is softwood so if something is going to be cut it likely will be a softwood.
BonnieBlue2A I have a 500 and it works just as well for all types of trees! Bought it a couple of years ago for clearing out some woods in the Ozarks(I'm usually alone and don't like using a chainsaw without someone close by for safety) and it's easier than using a chainsaw unless you are going at it all day.
Imightberiding This is a great answer Sir. I live in an area of Scotland which is heavily planted with commercial Sitka spruce. When dry this wood can indeed be very hard ; I would venture to say almost as hard as some hard woods.
i would love to see how it would go on our ironbark here in australia. i have never seen a timber that blunts tools so fast so as you can imagine it is called that for a reason. very hard very dense and very heavy timber. damn good as firewood if you have some softer stuff to get the fire going on it though.....without the softer wood and decent sized pieces of you wont even get it to burn. simple kindling wont ignite it but once burning it burns very hot
Wow, I don't think I have seen any hand tool even come close to cutting as fast as that thing does. It looks like a person could cut all the logs needed to build a cabin in a day with a saw like that lol Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
just messaged them from their website. i grew up saw-milling and falling trees for said sawmill and i have to say i am impressed
Huge fan of Japanese pull saws. Until a person uses one, they just can not grasp the efficiency in which they cut. The Silky brand is quality through & through, the variety of sizes & styles make it unbeatable for an outdoor/wilderness handsaw.
My wife got me a Katanaboy 500 for my bday. I did about a half days worth of clean up/brush removal in about 45 minutes. Its a beast. Also, I was able to cut in awkward positions like with my hands way over my head. I am quite smitten with this saw.
I have used the 650 extensively in the wilderness...I would acquire the 1000 today (with spare blade) if it were available. Thank you for your reviews of the Silky Saws...they are awesome!!
Noice! That thing is a monster.
There's no need for a handsaw that big unless you're felling an old growth forest.
That could easily be used for building a small cabin or shelter, I recently used a silky big boy to cut down three trees blocking the road after the first snowfall. Got the lot cut in 15-20 minutes, great tools.
Without looking through the comments, how many Lorax meltdowns did you trigger?
wtf is a lorax?
@@Smokey420Greenleaf Really?? He speaks for the trees...for the trees have no tongues.
@@ktoadd .... wtf kinda drugs are you on? cause i want some. LOL.
@@Smokey420Greenleaf its a friggin movie abiut some tree loving dude.
@@drained1177 Ah... that explains why i havent heard of it. thank you. lol.
Gathered my entire stock of firewood for this past year with a Katanaboy 500. There absolutely brilliant! Would i have use of a 1000 and would i buy it.....ABSOLUTELY!
Silent woodcutting in a bugout situation
So would a Stihl
Kinda...
@@RadDadisRad lol a stihl wouldnt be silent... but would be a hell of a lot faster, and probably less awkward to carry in all reality.
Congrats on 100k subs! Your videos are great. I particularly like your product reviews!
My knee jerk reaction is "holy crap are you going to bring down a giant Sequoia and build a chalet?
I hope they put this in production I REALLY want one!!!
I already have two silky saws including the 650, definitely would add this one as well.
Hey thanks for the video, this is awesome, be great on my farm where I regularly cut firewood. I'm already a Silky fan so this catches my attention, thanks CP
I’m okay with my Bigboy 2000 XL for backpacking. And I’ve done forestry work before.
This thing is a monster, but excellent sawing!
Canadian Katanaboy. A new adventure movie about a man and his saw in the Canadian wilderness. Loved the intro section. Now, That's a SAW.
Holy mother of folding saws!
what a BEAST. holy crap that saw is a monster! great vid!
It made me really nervous to see you running with the open saw in hand, but I guess you know what you're doing.
This is an excellent piece of kit & would be very useful during sub-zero temperatures during winter when my chainsaw seizes up. Please push to get this on the market as I would be one of the very first people to buy it.
My KB 650 lives strapped to my jeep roll bar. No more chain saw woes for me.
I'd love to see a comparison video with a few of the different models you have. Thanks for sharing
I cut trees for a living, and I need one! definitely a prepper chainsaw! no gas or sound.. probably way too expensive tho,same as with the 650mm.. I just can't bring myself to spend 500+$.. so awesome tho!
I got my 650 for $175 us. I'm guessing the 1000 would be about $250-$300. A lot of money for a pull saw but that would be a monster of a saw. PS- learn to do a back cut a few inches on the other side of you're cut first. You won't get all that tear out and have a nice clean-cut.
can't wait!! gonna cost around 1000bucks canadian tho, so i'm only gonna buy 2.
"Only" ? Lol
lol or you could go to lowes or home depot (or whatever their canadian equivilent might be) and buy 50 pole saws for the same price... i mean if you're really just looking to throw money away.
I own a silky pocketboy 130, pocketboy 170, Sugowaza 420, Katanaboy 650, and want a Katanaboy 1000 so bad... Really wish I could have gotten one when they were first introduced. One of my favorite tricks is a use heavy zip ties to fasten my Katanaboy 650 to a 30ft Carbon fiber window cleaning pole... Can't imagine what I could accomplish with the 1000.
I have broken of teeth on a silky saw pocket boy a few times, the pulse induction hardened teeth are easy to break on the smaller saws.
Yes they need to make it a standard item lovely power for a hand saw definitely handy for those who have trees but don't want to bother with a chain saw for the occasional bit of saw work that ice storms and such cause
It's a beast of a saw. And if I lived in a forested area I would get it and the 650. I live in an urban area so I only have a pocket boy to practice with.
Here are some more appropriate title suggestions:
1. Katana Kid
2. The Last KatanaBoy
3. KatanaBoy: The Movie
4. KatanaBoy of Legend
5. The Man With The KatanaBoy
I am surprised not to see notching etc which you would do when using a chainsaw. I would think the cutting method would be basically the same.
Absolutely amazing I need one! please ask them to produce them!
I'd love to borrow one of these to do a review on. 650.00 is a bit out of my price range...I've also got a 650 and find it to be perfect for most large sawing jobs. and bushcraftering around.
Love the silky! I have the katanaboy 500 and the gomboy, my mouth is watering for this 1000! Also it's great to see my friends reactions when I let them try the 500..thay are always just BLOWN away. Great review, great channel, great info!! I'm a new subscriber and have been into prepping and bushcraft for about 4 yrs now. I'm learning new things from your channel which is always awesome. I'm in the U.S. ( NC) and envy that crown land you guys have up there! Nothing but rules or boundaries here in the woodlands. Anyway please keep up your great shtf scenerios, gear reviews and most valuable of all..info!!
If they make them available, I WILL buy one! VERY happy with 500 and 650! This would be a nice addition!
Great looking tool. I want one along with a 650 for my farm You really shouldn't be running through the woods with the saw open. Peace.
Yes! And I expected they would make a bigger one. (Hope it will be possible to get it here in Norway.)
Might want to learn about "face cut" or "notch" .. What you are doing can be quite dangerous (i.e. straight backcut on big trees)
What a beast of a tool!!Your silky saw videos are excellent!
Oh my. I need to upgrade. I've owned a Bigboy for 4 hours. I thought about the 650 for a while and opted for the BB. But now I've seen this...
that looks to be a killer saw I like all the Katana Boy saw but can afford one right now Question I see you using it on Dead Pine how would it do on hard wood like Hickory White Oak Red Oak Ash again Killer saw thanks for the share
How long does it keep its edge and how long does it take to sharpen manually?
Very Impressive! Silky Doe's Need to get this rolling out to the customers. I was glad you have the notice about the Trees you cut down, I'm kinda touchy about people cutting down trees.
in SHTF this saw will be worth more then its weight in gold. I hope it comes out for public use, this would be a huge time and money savor on the homestead!
I'm in if the price is right. The only thing I would add is a spot to attach a forward handle. Think of a scythe.
I got a silky big boy 2000 XL teeth and had no idea they even made something bigger than the katanaboy 650 lol that thing is huge
When you think about lugging a chain saw and gas you may expend less energy using the katanaboy, (depend on the situation). Add to that all the other problems that come with a chain saw, and the katanboys are a better choice.
Why don't you make an under-cut or back-cut in order to prevent bark peeling of the main tree?
I was actually looking at silky saws last night. I'm probably going to get a BigBoy 2000.....
Good choice, can't go wrong with that one.
nice!! I hope silky will see this comments!! I would get one for a reasonable price
Best video demonstration of a handsaw out there
This would be nice for some older folk who cant use a chain saw I would rather have this. Very cool
I defiantly need one for the back of the truck.
The ninja auditing was good too.
From now on, chainsaws are obsolete for the true prepper or homesteader! That thing is the log cabin maker, firewood procurer, mega zombie slayer. Love the insanity.
Wow, certainly does the job but man is that thing huge lol.. I could however see some situations where it could come in handy.
That thing is a BEAST!
Awesome review and I like all of my Silky saws. I have not found a saw that can match their performance and ease of use. Thanks again.
What an awesome video! I want one! NOW!!
When I send out my Highly trained beavers to go out and fetch me some firewood, they are always up to the task, and they don't talk back to me while I sip tea at the cabin !!
Good thing I waited on buying the 650. Take my money!
I need one of these.Thanks CP. Tell Silky they have to beat the collapse and release this saw.
Heres hoping they decide to sell em. Would save luggin a gas can n saw all over the bush. Not much bigger than an axe when its folded anyways, so i imagine it'ed fit on the side of a bag okay. Would totally like to get my paws on one.
Corkige there won't be any more bush with that thing around or air or food
wait... you have paws? how the hell are you typing? LOL.
Check out the Silky Pocketboy. It's amazing for such a small saw. Great for the backpack!
This is a real monster saw
Well done presentation!
I'd buy one if they made it available. I'm an arborist and I'll love to bring that to work and freak my co-workers out! "Grab the 660....." Me: "Nah I got something better."
If I ever have to cut down a hundred foot tall giant tree or spin something around like a ninja I'll definitely pick one up
Cette scie semble géniale ! La KB 650 était déjà unique en son genre mais là c'est encore un cran au dessus !
Would love one, we are thinking of buying off grid, and that would be the best tool for sure, thank you for the video
I can vouch for the customer service in that when I ordered a saw and two extra blades, the blades were initially forgotten. I contacted the company and they expressed the blades I'd ordered to me and I'm good to go.
I hope they build it, Very nice demonstration. Silky is the best.
When? I almost ordered a 500, but there is no way now. Same with the 650. Those are for girly men with baby poop muscles. I want the big baloney, not the little smokie. I want a meal, not a snack.
Wheres the beef my friend lol
Right now I am saving up for buying a katanaboy, and I believe that I will afford one around summer 2018. I frequently go on hikes. I feel that this saw will be too large to carry with me, however I think that I could possibly strap it to my backpack. Should I buy a KB 650 or a KB 1000?
I have a 650 with large teeth. Most of the down trees on the trails are green oak or other hardwoods caused by high wind combined with heavy rain. It seems to take a long time to get through them. Is there a blade designed for green hardwood?
You must have worked up a sweat in this video.lol
Awesome, freaking awesome! i have the katanaboy 500 and people are amazed by the size and performance of my folding saw, if the 1000 comes out im definitely getting one if the price is right, wish the replacement blades where a little cheper do on the katanaboy, silky products are awesome!👍
Silky's are a little expensive but we'll worth it! Have a Katanaboy 500 and YES its that easy to cut with.
A hunter is a hunter, even in a dream
Canadian Prepper I am an industrial designer and can draw up a more rigid blade shaft chuck for that beast. It definitely needs more support and a wooden handle with leather would hold true to ancient craftsmanship. I'd say stainless 304 or grade 3 Titanium chuck with a beauty wood and titanium shaft. Contact me here.
Canadian Prepper went on a tree killing spree and turned into a samurai with that thing.