Pruning saw on the belt

Thanks to the pruning saw on the belt, your hands are free while climbing

Author: Miguel Angel Arévalo, Madrid, Spain

Online since: 06/11/2008, Number of visits: 267677

I trim trees professionally, and it bothers me that I have to put my saw aside to get branches out of the way. A few seconds later I have to pick it up again. When I am working several meters above the ground, I cannot put the saw down anyway without it dropping to the ground. So, I thought of good application for one of your magnets.

I screwed a countersunk pot magnet type CSN-25 into one of the loops on my safety belt. That works pretty well: The magnet is strong enough to keep the saw in place while I have to hold on to a branch for instance. Still, I can detach the saw with a strong yank when I need it.

Too bad aluminum is not magnetic; otherwise I could use magnets to attach my carabiners to the belt.

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CSN-25

neodymium pot magnet Ø 25 mm with countersunk hole, holds approx. 19 kg,

	1 pc.	4,28 EUR ea.*
from	3 pcs.	3,76 EUR ea.*
from	10 pcs.	3,28 EUR ea.*
from	20 pcs.	3,05 EUR ea.*
from	40 pcs.	2,85 EUR ea.*
Ask for a rebate from 220 pcs.

Available: 220 481 pcs.

ZTN-25

neodymium pot magnet Ø 25 mm with counterbore hole, holds approx. 14 kg,

	1 pc.	3,78 EUR ea.*
from	3 pcs.	3,28 EUR ea.*
from	10 pcs.	2,84 EUR ea.*
from	20 pcs.	2,63 EUR ea.*
from	40 pcs.	2,44 EUR ea.*
Ask for a rebate from 200 pcs.

Available: 8 255 pcs.

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