Archive of Scouts-L List for December 1997: Re: snow saws

Re: snow saws

Len Christiansen

lrchristiansen@WORLDNET.ATT.NET

Sun, 28 Dec 1997 21:44:13 -0600

Mike Vogel wrote:
> So i look to the knowledge of the members of the list to let me know
> what alternatives you have come up with that can substitute for a snow saw.
> We should have in the realm of 12-15 ft. of snow, so cutting blocks
> shouldn't be a problem.
>
The Boy Scout Fieldbook suggests using a full size carpenters saw.

Hope this helps.

YIS,

-- Len Christiansen lrchristiansen@worldnet.att.net SA Troop 292, Mobile, AL ...I used to be an eagle (SR-101)!

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