Thread: show us your chainsaws

Haha that's classic, if only you could do that after wood! Did you get the rest of the bits back a few days later?

What I've seen done quite often is the little electric saws. They develop their grunt really early on compared to petrol engined saws and you can feather the saw in the cut so it doesn't load up so much. Works really well with the thinner chains and if you're good you can cut away and drop each quarter into a barrow for not much lifting!!!

Originally Posted by No.3

Haha that's classic, if only you could do that after wood! Did you get the rest of the bits back a few days later?

What I've seen done quite often is the little electric saws. They develop their grunt really early on compared to petrol engined saws and you can feather the saw in the cut so it doesn't load up so much. Works really well with the thinner chains and if you're good you can cut away and drop each quarter into a barrow for not much lifting!!!

no bits swallowed,all were licked spotlessly clean...unlike my old mans wee saw..that was left with meatn fat under cover..he got me to sharpen it,first off I had to remove all the mechanical rice