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Brad reviews the M18 CHAINSAW

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[Trembz]

If you have ever actually done any timber cutting with these they are shit 😂 I couldn’t even get through a medium sized tree before the POS motor blew

[ianmarcomartinezhernandez]

My dad has this and every time he uses it he says omg this is way better than the other one

[jacobcarolan]

They aren’t the future for anyone who is processing full trees. For homeowner type tasks definitely battery is better. Not when you are felling, bucking, processing firewood. Probably great climbing saw though.

[THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY]

have made over 500 using my 12 inch version love it dont have too f with gas oil and trying to f start it in cold weather

[tbone-mlex]

Good luck falling a 30-inch tree what that garbage. I'll stick to my sthil 500i thank you.