Sheath for Robens Saw
Gear Belt – Another Upgrade The gear belt is something that constantly gets upgraded. The other day I had to cut a lot of wood in the forest, and several times I missed my small folding saw. That was a bit annoying, so I decided to make a quick sheath for my Robens folding saw. I am really happy with the saw, and it has held up for a long time. In fact, I have never owned anything from Robens that has disappointed me. The saw costs around 80 Danish kroner. The design looks like the cheap 35-kroner saws from Biltema and Harald Nyborg, but the quality is infinitely better. If it dies one day, I will buy one from Bahco or Silky. But for now it has lived for several years. The cheap ones tend to bend at the blade or break in the locking mechanism, but the Robens just works. The sheath took a single evening on the sofa to make, so that is not too bad. Even if I switch to another saw one day that does not fit it. Template I traced around the saw and cut the shape out. Then I pla...
