Cut Firewood with Ease: The Perfect Chainsaw for Nomads and Off-Grid Living!
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I've used one. I liked it a lot wife loved it for branches. There is a lot of times its the right tool for the job. However, I'd never have it as my only saw as I get into some bigger stuff where I want gas.
It's pretty much a Milwaukee ad. A comparison with other options might be more useful if one is not invested in their battery system. More details on the actual saw, maintenance, etc. would have been helpful. Not knocking Milwaukee, they make good tools in general, but they are not the only option. Most of the major saw companies now have electric versions too. I have the GreenWorks commercial 82v battery system so I might consider that option.
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Moving to the Gear forum where there are several other threads on electric chain saws.
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Moving to the Gear forum where there are several other threads on electric chain saws.
Thanks for the correction. Your decision to move this thread was correct. I am a wood head, not a gear head. I see wood being cut I think of a wood shed only. But you were correct, this is more a "tool" topic, not a wood topic.
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The good news is that there are several new options for electric saws. Some are quite good. Look for the same 'pro' features that make a gas saw a workhorse.
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