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Your cart is empty.Oregon’s 13" Curved Handheld Saw with replaceable blades offers quick-cutting power with uncompromising performance. Developed in collaboration with professional arborists, our hand saws feature an ergonomic design for ease and comfort, and premium high-carbon steel with chrome plating for extended blade life. Taper-ground blades and tri-edge teeth reduce friction for a smooth, controlled cut every time. The 13 inch curved profile design increases cutting power with less force for further away branches. The blade comes with a scabbard included, which is a quick release push button release for easy access. There’s a hole in the scabbard’s nose to prevent debris build up, and it’s designed to accommodate leg strap and belt loop attachments. Easy to replace the blades: Use a coin to remove the two plastic screws on the saw handle and pop out the nuts. Search for replacement blade part number 600139. • 1 x Premium Japanese high-carbon steel with chrome plating for rust prevention and extended blade life • Impulse hardened teeth for extended stay sharp • 6.5 teeth per inch • Ergonomic handle design exclusive to Oregon • Special saw sheath design can be strapped to legs or hung on tool belt • Includes a hand saw, with 1 x blade included, plus scabbard About us: 1946 ushered in a better way of woodcutting when logger Joseph Buford Cox realized how easily timber-beetle larvae can chew through timber, creating the first revolutionary Oregon saw chain that duplicated their alternating C-shaped jaws in steel. From the invention of modern saw chain to research innovations that reduce injury-causing kickback, Oregon has always been the industry leader. There’s a reason why we’re the world’s number-one in saw chain, guide bars, sprockets, forestry accessories, lawnmower blades and outdoor equipment parts.
Donald Cope
2025-08-28 17:13:40
I work in tree services, and occasionally I have to tarp a roof late at night so that rain doesn't get in a house before the crew arrives the next day to remove a downed tree. I keep one of these on my toolbelt for clearing small limbs that could tear the tarp. They are inexpensive and you can replace the blades as needed if they can't be sharpened any further. Easy to use when you're wedged inside of a wet tree, IYKYK. They cut fairly quickly being they are cut on the push and the pull. The blade is long enough that you could easily cut a 6 inch limb/tree, but I personally wouldn't cut anything larger than 4 inches with it. The only thing I would change about the design is the locking clip on the scabbard. Occassionally, it will not seat properly, and the saw can fall out. All around great saw from a well-known company.
Mario Vaden
2025-08-15 13:45:52
The 5 stars is based on the saw and the price. Siky Zubat are better, but near double the price or more. For the price, this Oregon hand saw is a very good saw with excellent ergonomics. I also own Silky but don't care to spend $50+ every blade or saw replacement. I knew from other reviews that the Oregon scabbard may have issues. And no kidding. There's near 0% chance any really good arborist would use the Oregon scabbard as a scabbard. Just the saw yes, scabbard on a belt no way. The thumb latch is miserable difficult and the blade teeth get stuck on what looks like a tiny black roller. I found a good option to modify the scabbard so it's at least good and easy to use for protecting teeth during storage. I drilled out the small pin that holds the latch and the roller and pulled loose with vise grips. Then everything was fine. I got mine when the price was close to $36 saving it to a list and watching for a discount. I feel this saw is a good deal anywhere between $35 to $50 but no more because the scabbard holds no real dollar value in my opinion. I had a Samurai bought off Amazon and that was good but not as good as this Oregon one which seems to have a more sturdy blade. The ergonomics of this Oregon saw is near equal with a Silky Zubat.
Customer
2025-07-24 17:11:24
Holster lock could do with some improvement.
Ron Evans
2025-07-14 14:17:46
I love this saw!! It cuts like mad with ease! I have cut 6 inch trees down with it just for giggles. I should say that the sheath is terrible. The saw gets stuck in it if you snap it in. You can't beat the saw for the price!
Martin
2025-06-27 13:44:11
Easy to use super sharp
joe beard
2025-06-17 14:41:46
blade is sharp
Customer
2025-06-05 14:23:12
This saw has been working great for my needs. It’s worth the investment
Ryah
2025-05-18 16:30:41
Never thought I would need one. But I'll say it saved my chainsaw a month ago. I was up in a ladder climbing a tree and the branch about 12†in diameter started to shift…right on my saw. So of course the bar and the chain are now stuck..no amount of wiggling could get it free. I removed the saw from the bar and chain, got this little fella and cut the limb the rest of the way thru. It took a minute, but the cut was clean and the blade sharp. Bar and chain fell in the ground without a scratch!
Elise
2025-05-14 16:15:29
Haven’t used it yet as it’s in my grab bag. But item seems sturdy and value for money
serge vezina
2025-04-20 13:41:23
coupe vraiment bien
chantal cazottes
2025-03-17 15:05:03
matériel avec une très bonne tenue en main, la lame élague les branches efficacement grâce à ses dents très coupantes, un outil essentiel pour l'entretien des arbres et arbustes.
Holger Miedlich
2025-02-23 18:40:26
Sie liegt gut in der Hand und erleichtert die Arbeit.
Mottmouse
2025-01-31 16:33:25
Ergonomic and exceedingly sharp with strong locking mechanism to hold the blade in the scabard, when not in use.Very impressed with the high quality, always get it from Oregon...Would thoroughly recommend this item... Comes as straight or curved blade.
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