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Description

The Yuka 130 is the highest performing, ultralight folding pull saw, in the lightest and most functional package for its size. This 4 ounce saw fits a 13cm/5.1” Silky Pocketboy blade. However, the Yuka 130 weighs a fraction what the Silky Pocketboy saw weighs. It takes the best part of their saw (the blade) and incorporates it into our ultralight, precision engineered, housing/handle. This is the saw you carry when you want to process smaller sized wood on your backcountry trip with ease, but don’t want to carry the bulk and weight of a Silky Pocketboy Saw.

Video instructions and demonstration here: Yuka 130 Instructions and Demonstration

Kane Does Outdoors Review: Yuka 130 & Yuka 240 Review

The Yuka 130 is a feature rich ultralight saw focused on balancing weight with performance. It incorporates the following:
– An ergonomic and padded handle for a plush feel
– 2 position, spring loaded locking mechanism for fast and easy deployment & retraction
– Multiple blade angle positions for comfort and efficiency during cutting
– Integrated blade guard for when the blade is retracted
– Anti-rattling technology so it doesn’t vibrate and clang in your pack, making noise all day
– Fits the industry leading, high quality, Silky Pocketboy 130 blade

Specifications:

Yuka 130 W/ Silky Pocketboy Blade
You want the whole package? Need the handle and the blade? We got you covered.
Overall size (when closed): 6 3/4″ Long x 2 1/4″ Tall x 3/4″ Wide
Overall size (when open): 11 3/4″ Long x 2 1/4″ Tall x 3/4″ Wide
Weight: 114 grams (4.0 ounces)

Yuka 130 W/O Silky Pocketboy Blade
You have your own blade? No problem, just buy the housing/handle!
Overall size: 6 3/4″ Long x 2″ Tall x 3/4″ Wide
Weight: 83 grams (2.96 ounces)

We already know that the first thing you will do is compare the Suluk 46 Yuka 130 to your Silky Pocketboy Saw. That’s a good thing. You should know that our saw is different in many ways, so we have outlined some questions that you may have below.

How do I use this saw?

Please take the time to watch the video of the Yuka 240 which covers most aspects of use. The Yuka 130 is a pull saw, meaning that you should only apply downward pressure on the pull stroke. This allows the blade to be thinner, lighter, and cut more efficiently than a thicker blade. Cutting on the push stroke can bend or even break the blade.

Where do I get a spare blade?

Silky 130 blades are commonly available at many local outdoor stores. Alternatively, we offer them for sale on this webpage.

How do I adjust the force needed to open of close the blade?

The Yuka 130 is designed with a wave spring under one side of the bolt assembly that keeps the blade in place. This allows some adjustment of pressure that you can fine tune to your liking. If you want it to be more sturdy, simply tighten the screw. Alternatively, if you want is looser (and easier to open) simply undo the screw a small amount.

Why is the button so hard to press?

It’s actually not, however, the Yuka 130 has the swing path of the button designed to be offset from the natural path of the groove in the blade, this positively locks the blade and button in place when there is pressure on the blade in either direction. Some light pressure on the top of the blade in either direction will free the button up and it will be able to be pressed easily. The tighter you have the blade pressure between the bolt assembly, the more precise you will need to be with the blade position to press the button with ease.