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Have yet to use this saw-- but it seems sturdy and quite adequate for pruning and light wood cutting. I have "played" around with it though, as I am apt to do with "new toys"; and thought that I would share some things. Although you receive an additional "chain" with the saw, you may want to have a few others depending upon your intended frequency of use. The chain is a 1/4" pitch, 0.043 gauge, 6" in length, AND HAS 36 LINKS. Upon looking for additional 6" chains I kept coming up with 6" chains having these parameters-- BUT with 37 LINKS! I don't know if one additional link is important but BOTH chains that you receive are 36 Link chains, so I looked for only 36 linked chains and found a few.. Speaking of chains-- I removed mine from the saw and reinstalled it. It really isn't that difficult, especially IF YOU HAVE 3 HANDS! I found that every time I got the chain on the bar and tried to replace the cover while making sure that the "tension adjustment "pin" was seated and the locking screw was in place, the "spring loaded chain guard' was in the way!! After several frustrating attempts to "get everything aligned" , I got a "rubber band" and wrapped it around the chain guard and the "Chain Oil cap" to keep the guard out of the way-- and everything then "popped into place" as it is supposed to do-- I have added a few "rubber bands" to parts arsenal of the kit for the future. Another thing-- don't tighten the "cover" over the chain bar sprocket just yet-- leave it "loosely attached" then use the "tensioning screw to tighten the chain on the bar-- THEN tighten the cover to the saw with the big knob. If you tighten the cover first then the tension screw can't move the bar and tighten the chain on to the bar.

It's way more worthy than my sarcasm.I'm too busy using it to write a review.It's awesome like all the other videos and reviews said.I didn't know my best friend could be delivered in a box.1. Buy oil2. Receive and open box3. Charge battery and read pamphlet to see that there's nothing to worry about.4. Insert battery and oil.5. Enjoy.6. Use caution, it is a chainsaw. Be mindful of how heavier branches compress when cutting so your best friend doesn't get stuck (I did that several times, but it never got damaged). Do hold onto smaller branches bc it cuts fast and can whip/snap the branch.7. ***Do wear the safety goggles and gloves. (Wear protective shoes too!)It was that easy to use. I love it.$50 on Amazon or 100+$ in hired yard or tree limb care.I did have to stretch my forearm after use. :)I took apart a whole large tree that had fallen over in a storm. Won't share pics for privacy. I did charge it 2x during the day.Perfect gift to self or others.

The mini chainsaw was very handy for pruning a handful of trees that has very dense amount of branches about ranging 1-3 inches in diameter. I did appreciate the chain on the saw upon arrival was already sharpened so it was almost ready for use once I took it out of the box as you do need to have chainsaw oil on-hand to add to it before you use it. I stress tested it a bit and managed to cut into a thicker part of the tree ~5 inches and it handled it like a champ. I haven't seen a full battery's life span however taking it out of the box lasted me for about 1.5 hours of use. Overall, I would definitely recommend this mini chainsaw.

First the bad. The adjustment screw fell out after only one day. The cover had to be tightened really tight to keep the chain tight. It caused the bolt hole in the chain-cover to wear on the right and left side, so it is not a good fit anymore. Also, it has cracked. Still tightening it down with grizzly bear strength does keep the chain tight for quite some time. Now the good. I must have cut up close to a half cord of wood with this saw. I changed the chain after two weeks of constant daily use at my campsite. I sawed up to 10 1/2" diameter standing dead oak (Beechnut) trees with this. It ate through them like butter. I intentionally put this saw through the paces to prove it a bad purchase, but it proved me wrong! I bought a quick charger and two extra batteries that I charged with a 12 volt to AC converter (120 watts max) each taking about 20-45 minutes to charge. This put no drain on my car battery at all and I used this saw for hours at a time. I did have some issues with two of the batteries not taking a full charge and going caput after only 10 or so minutes of use. At other times they took a better charge but not dependably so. I numbered the batteries with a permanent marker, so I know which two are not up to par. The other two hold a charge for up to and over 45 minutes dependably. I can see no problems in its ability to saw cords and cords more and still have life left in it if the cover holds out. This saw is made better than you would think overall. Just wish they had replacement parts so I could replace the chain tightening screw and the cover when it wears out. It does not guzzle chain oil like full size saws do. I used biodegradable oil in it and did so with the environment in mind. I bought the 16-ounce container of it and there is 3/4's of it left after 2 weeks of daily use of about 2-3 hours. If you have doubts about this saw don't. Just keep an eye on the tension screw. I would suggest putting a nut on it and keeping a small wrench handy so you can tighten the nut down after you get the tension screw where you want it. A washer in between the nut and body of the saw would help keep any wear down to a minimum. This will keep the chain tight longer. It might add a bit to retightening it when it gets loose, but it will keep you from losing the screw and keep the cover in better condition. I would recommend using the brush in the case and giving it a good cleaning after each heavy usage. That means removing and cleaning the inside of the cover and the bar as well. The first chain is still very usable after nearly a 1/2 cord of wood. Man, what a great saw this is! I have had ten spinal surgeries! This saw sure made it a whole lot easier for me to do wood! Before I was using a Silky which broke on me plus it used my day up for only one night's firewood leaving me exhausted and in severe pain. I cut three nights worth in one day with this Tietoc saw and still have time to relax and enjoy my day! This is not toy. It really does work as stated. Be careful and spend less time on cutting wood while enjoying a nice hot fire at night without working yourself to death!