Sometimes in the dead of winter Ill pull a round off my rack in the basement and discover it's a tad too big to shove in to the 30NC. Rather than drag it outside into the snow and fire up my MS-261 to shave it or just find a round that fits - id like to plugin in an electric and shave it right there in the basement.
Simce this kind of thing is an infrequent use I don't feel the need to buy STIHL electric for $500+.
Can anyone recommend a cheap electric chainsaw that would serve the purpose well.
I gave up on my Craftsman 18" electric. It broke down and the next five units I exchanged it for under warranty broke down in the same manner the first time I had to tighten the chain. Every time you open up the head - it causes something electrical to short out. I did 5 exchanges in one week then realized this is a worthless saw.
Would like < $150 electric chainsaw for occasional indoor trimming the edges of a round to fit it in the stove.
Yeah I know this sounds incredibly lazy.....
Simce this kind of thing is an infrequent use I don't feel the need to buy STIHL electric for $500+.
Can anyone recommend a cheap electric chainsaw that would serve the purpose well.
I gave up on my Craftsman 18" electric. It broke down and the next five units I exchanged it for under warranty broke down in the same manner the first time I had to tighten the chain. Every time you open up the head - it causes something electrical to short out. I did 5 exchanges in one week then realized this is a worthless saw.
Would like < $150 electric chainsaw for occasional indoor trimming the edges of a round to fit it in the stove.
Yeah I know this sounds incredibly lazy.....
I thought they were a little less than that. We sold a few of them to the attached landscape/nursery store for trimming up Christmas trees when they got tired of the cheapies not making it through a day. That was 6 years ago, they still run 'em.
