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Question: I'm looking for a cordless/rechargeable saw to use at the pile of downed trees & branches where I go camping. Do you recommend this OR another?
Document: Well I shoulda looked at the first two reviews to notice they were from females. I happen to be a man, and was looking for a tool with power. This saw would be good for little branches, if you dont put much pressure on the saw. The chain gets stuck so easily. If you have ever used a corded electric chainsaw you would see this cordless saw has about 1/4 the power. What do we need when its cold outside and you are trying to feed a hungry woodstove?
Firstly, don't fool yourself into thinking you are going to be on "Axemen". This is for small to medium shrubs and small trees. I took down a 40 foot tall albizia tree with it, but this was pushing the limits. I can spend the better part of a day clearing brush and not run out of power... I'm not sure of the nonstop battery power, but it seems to go for a few hours on a start-stop type use.
The first time I needed to use this chain saw I was thrilled with my purchase. Didn't need to use it for another month but this time I was NOT so happy. After the first successful charge, I have not been able to get this battery to recharge. Each time I allow it to charge overnight and I manage to get about 3 minutes of power from it!!!!! I'm not a happy shopper!!! !
I'm a woman who has property to maintain and was afraid to use a gas powered chain saw. When I saw this chain saw advertised, I decided to give it a try. It's great! It works great and I'm not afraid to use it. I highly recommend it.
Sorry folks, but my experience has not been good. Purchased to trim branches, for kindling.Trimmed one branch, RPM is low so chain is slow. Chain came off, and continues to do so.Really hoped for a winner, my rechargeable seedeater is a go-getter, fast & has stamina(Black & Decker).
I have noticed on certain cuts like oak this thing has a problem getting through but other than that it does good on limbs and smaller trees. You can look at this saw and with a little common sense you will know this saw is gonna be very limiting.The battery life will be your biggest issue since the bigger the stuff you try to do the quicker it runs down. You probably want to pick up another just to extend your use since it takes over four or so hours to charge back.
If I was going to use it for hours at a time I'd probably buy another battery pack for it and charge one while using the other, but I'm very very happy with what I have. Great product!
This was purchased as a replacement for an old Chicago Electric cordless saw that I purchased years ago at Harbor Freight. I would have bought another Chicago Electric saw in a heartbeat, because I have been very impressed by it over the years, but they don't sell them anymore, and my battery was giving out after 9 years. I got this saw, and really am not that impressed. It does not have the duty cycle of the Chicago saw, nor the strength.
i have had about every chainsaw and yard tool there is, and i must say this little chainsaw is by far the best of the best..  light weight, agile and a work horse.. charge it overnight and go back at it the next day...  and so very reasonably priced..  so great for hard to reach places..and perfect for women to use...  i highly recommend it..
I was a bit skeptical about how well this item would perform even after reading the reviews. I must say I am very pleased! I'm a 52 year old woman and pride myself on being independent. I bought this chain saw for the specific purpose of cutting up small felled trees in the woods behind my house. I didn't want to mess with gas powered ones. I wanted something small enough to be almost maintenance free and easy to use with minimal kickback.
Answer: yes