At a glance
- Model
- FELCO 601
- Length
- 180 mm
- Product weight
- 140 g
- Supplied
- 1 × FELCO 601
- Delivery time
- 1–10 working days
- Cutting capacity
- Up to 60 mm
- Blade length
- 120 mm
Four steps for use
FELCO 601 has a straight 120 mm blade. This folding saw is suitable for right- and left-handed use and cuts on the pull stroke. Rated cutting capacity is up to 60 mm.
- Prepare the saw
Open the blade fully and check the locking mechanism.
- Secure your position
Use a stable stance and keep the work area clear. Keep the supporting hand away from the cutting line.
- Cut on the pull stroke
Start with short pulls, then use the blade length in a controlled way. Reduce pressure on the return stroke and avoid bending the blade sideways.
- Store safely
Remove residues. Release the lock deliberately and fold the blade with fingers clear of its closing path.
Design & use
FELCO 601 has a straight 120 mm blade. This folding saw is suitable for right- and left-handed use and cuts on the pull stroke. Rated cutting capacity is up to 60 mm.
Care & intended use
Clean wood residues from the blade and dry it after use. Follow model-specific instructions for blade replacement and maintenance; do not apply pruner-sharpening instructions to the impulse-hardened teeth.
Safety
- Keep fingers clear of cutting and sharpening surfaces.
- Position tools securely during maintenance and keep them out of children’s reach.
Storage
Store clean and dry. Check for visible damage and secure moving parts before the next use.
Manufacturer and product information
Questions answered
Does it cut on the pull stroke?
Yes. Use pull strokes and reduce pressure on the return stroke.
Does the blade fold?
Yes. Check the lock before cutting and release it deliberately before folding.

A straight blade for pruning
FELCO 601 cuts on the pull stroke. Its 120 mm blade has a rated cutting capacity of up to 60 mm.

Folding design for either hand
The folding saw is suitable for both right- and left-handed use. Product weight is 140 g.

Start with short pulls
Fully unfold the blade and check the lock. Start with short pulls and reduce pressure on the return stroke.