CliffordK
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I have a bunch of old carpenter saws and crosscut saws.
My nephew asked me what they were for and why I kept them.
I told him they were environmentally friendly and keep on working when the power goes out.
If one has a 2x4 or 2x6 to cut, one can get it cut and be done with the old saws very quickly, and continue on with one's project. Not necessarily what I'd like to do all day long, but it might well beat setting up a chop saw.
Wildernesses may require hand tools for trail work, although perhaps that will eventually change.