I don’t usually cut tons of wood but if I were to do that then this one might be useful, but normally I’m all about folding saws too! :) detsamma från Skåne! :)
Awesome video and great review Ted! :) Great to see the live together with artofalvin! So much exciting stuff happening in both of your lives! And awesome giveaway!! :D ;) All the best from Denmark! ;)
Nice review. How does it compare to a folding saw? When would you use either type and which do you prefer? I'm guessing the Laplander folding I currently use is also your favorite? Thx, all the best!
Thanks! I think for thinner pieces the chainsaw is great, especially when you’re cutting a lot of them! The lapplander is my favorite yes! If I would go on a longer trip and would need that much wood I’d go with the fold saw!
Never tried one before but looks amazing. I've only just learned that these saws exist. Also would it be good for felling tall trees or to cut tree stump roots? Also a shame how pricey it is. Anyways great informative video! Keep up the great work.
Thanks brother, there’s other versions of it where you can cut branches that are higher up, I wouldn’t try felling a tree with it, risk is that the chain would get stuck
This is basically a regular chain saw but converted with handels. Everyone can make one of these. Just buy a good quality chain and connect it at the ends. Great tip for the "wedge", very true. Thats how most time i have a problem with larger trees. Chain gets stuck... many thanks for video.
@@paul1337x Just like the Silky Saw. One way. Correct. I was just making a point from my angle, thats how i see it. I am just lazy and try to find most easy way of getting things done
@@TedWeirum I got the Woods brand it is TOO SHORT @ 18 inches otherwise I am real pleased there is a tooth & raker on every link this is vital for easy use.
I just got a Woods brand pocket chainsaw it has a 22 inch chain with a blade & raker on each link which is IMHO: important Saw is 36” incl. straps which is too short so I used a loop of paracord to attach wood handles that are at 90 degrees to the blade so with 2 x ½ foot each extensions for a total new length 48 inches which is minimal for sawing comfort. This is the only portable saw I ever liked now I am secure about being able to process wood. Whoopee! @@TedWeirum
I would love to win the competition! I don’t have a pocket saw but would love to use one when I’m out in the wild. Tack för en bra livesändning och fortsätt leverera bra content. Du inspirerar! 🌲
I was wondering if you could cut a living tree and if it coud work better with two people (one each side) and cutting more in straight line. That would be great since sometimes we go somewhere without chainsaw and a tree is half fallen in a road. That would be a big job I get it, but faster than going back home and get the chainsaw.@@TedWeirum
They are fun to use! I took one , made in Michigan , " called Worlds Fastest Pocket chain Saw" , highly Doubt ,and cut a couple 3 to 4 inch downed trees blocking our hiking trail, very irritating, so it worked great.
I’m glad to hear that you’re really interested in how fast it cuts, give me your email and I’ll send you a clip from start to finish, any specific size of the wood you’d like?
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If you put in a wedge at the bottom, you can prevent the saw from jamming up at the end of the cut! Still love my Silky saws😝
Awesome tip, I’ll try that next time! :) thanks!
thanks for the tip! gonna look like a monkey cutting down this massive tree! dont care! cant afford a chain saw. Lol
I've used one and it's quite small and useful but I prefer a foldable saw to be honest. Trevlig kväll från Norrland!
I don’t usually cut tons of wood but if I were to do that then this one might be useful, but normally I’m all about folding saws too! :) detsamma från Skåne! :)
Awesome video and great review Ted! :)
Great to see the live together with artofalvin! So much exciting stuff happening in both of your lives!
And awesome giveaway!! :D ;)
All the best from Denmark! ;)
Thank you for the demonstration
I would not have thought about that hurting my back
Nice review. How does it compare to a folding saw? When would you use either type and which do you prefer? I'm guessing the Laplander folding I currently use is also your favorite? Thx, all the best!
Thanks! I think for thinner pieces the chainsaw is great, especially when you’re cutting a lot of them! The lapplander is my favorite yes! If I would go on a longer trip and would need that much wood I’d go with the fold saw!
Thanx Ted for your video. I was wondering: is this saw also usable for living wood?
Greetings, Erik
Thanks for watching! Yes it is! A good tip is to use a bit oil on the saw when you’re done so it’s good to go again next time! :)
Hey what kind of gloves do you u use for in the woods?
Hey Calvin, I made a video on the different gloves I use, it’s mostly Hestra. Ergo grip 5 finger is my go to glove. :)
Never tried one before but looks amazing. I've only just learned that these saws exist. Also would it be good for felling tall trees or to cut tree stump roots? Also a shame how pricey it is. Anyways great informative video! Keep up the great work.
Thanks brother, there’s other versions of it where you can cut branches that are higher up, I wouldn’t try felling a tree with it, risk is that the chain would get stuck
Also any recommendations for gear to fell medium to small sized trees? Winter's coming and it's time to get fire wood ready.
@zacharyqueder7781 smaller trees you could do with this one, bigger ones maybe an axe would be good!
This is basically a regular chain saw but converted with handels. Everyone can make one of these. Just buy a good quality chain and connect it at the ends. Great tip for the "wedge", very true. Thats how most time i have a problem with larger trees. Chain gets stuck... many thanks for video.
My pleasure Stanko! :)
But does a chainsaw chain also cut in both ways? As far as I know they don't
@@paul1337x Just like the Silky Saw. One way. Correct. I was just making a point from my angle, thats how i see it. I am just lazy and try to find most easy way of getting things done
From what I understand it should be omni directional meaning it cuts both ways
@@TedWeirum i will check
Is there someone that shows that actual time of the full cut? Would love to see a timer on screen if your going to edit or fast forward the cut
I can send you the clip! :)
@@TedWeirum Bro. This video should be the clip...
You’re right, if and when I got the time to make another video I’ll do so
I finally got a pocket chainsaw, whoopee thanks for the info Mister
Awesome, let me know what you think about it! :)
@@TedWeirum I got the Woods brand it is TOO SHORT @ 18 inches otherwise I am real pleased there is a tooth & raker on every link this is vital for easy use.
I understand, I carry the x-long most of the time, it works for one person but is optimal for two!
I just got a Woods brand pocket chainsaw it has a 22 inch chain with a blade & raker on each link which is IMHO: important
Saw is 36” incl. straps which is too short so I used a loop of paracord to attach wood handles that are at 90 degrees to the blade so with 2 x ½ foot each extensions for a total new length 48 inches which is minimal for sawing comfort. This is the only portable saw I ever liked now I am secure about being able to process wood. Whoopee!
@@TedWeirum
@Ted Weirum, In what country is this made?
Some parts in Sweden and some parts including the chain is made in china
How do you sharpen it?
Round file! :) instructions can be found on the website
@@TedWeirum thank you
I would love to win the competition! I don’t have a pocket saw but would love to use one when I’m out in the wild. Tack för en bra livesändning och fortsätt leverera bra content. Du inspirerar! 🌲
Robin, du var först så min tanke är att skicka sågen till dig, vill du maila mig din kontaktinfo så löser vi resten därifrån? :) ted.weirum@gmail.com
Sicken video!
💪🏼❤️
Hi man!
Var spelade du in denna videon? Ser riktigt trevligt ut!😊
Hej! Raslången, finns en liten ö i mitten där! :)
@@TedWeirum Kanon! Tack.
Kindly ship one to india 🇮🇳 I am not able to find one here
I'll grateful to you ❤
Contact Nordic pocket saw on instagram and tell them that I sent you and then we’ll see what they can do!
Boots are those?
Hanwag ancash! :)
What type of pants are those? They are so sick !
Fjallraven vidda pro ventilated, there’s a video about them here on the channel! :)
Trevligt verktyg 👍🏻
Ja, den har sina fördelar!
Grymt Ted..
Tack!
Himla smidigt... 🤠😁❤
Visst! :) ❤️
why it stuck ? - well... turn it around after.
It would stuck with chainsaw also with the weight of the log ;)
Yeah, you need to keep a wide grip in order for it to work properly!
I was wondering if you could cut a living tree and if it coud work better with two people (one each side) and cutting more in straight line. That would be great since sometimes we go somewhere without chainsaw and a tree is half fallen in a road. That would be a big job I get it, but faster than going back home and get the chainsaw.@@TedWeirum
@vikombucha sure, there’s a xl version for that!
@@TedWeirum that-is-good-to-know !
Thanks
@vikombucha anytime!
That was a punky rotted wood.
couldnt find commercial grade wood, need an assistant for that.
They are fun to use! I took one , made in Michigan , " called Worlds Fastest Pocket chain Saw" , highly Doubt ,and cut a couple 3 to 4 inch downed trees blocking our hiking trail, very irritating, so it worked great.
I think that’s the perfect use case. Any trails you’d recommend in Michigan?
Lol… this peace is a lot quicker.. again you cut the video..
You think we stupid?
I’m glad to hear that you’re really interested in how fast it cuts, give me your email and I’ll send you a clip from start to finish, any specific size of the wood you’d like?
@Jandehongjong Well, I suggest you use your brain or common sense a bit...
Don’t speed up or cut video…
Why would you do that?
Now it’s a fake video!!!
I get what you mean brother, my subscribers tend to trust me and my judgment. I sped up simply to save time
It only shows the start and end of the cut in all cases. It is not appreciated if it took you two minutes or two hours.
I understand your point, I’ll be using the Nordic pocket saw a lot in future videos so you’ll definitely see the whole cut at times. :)
@@TedWeirum ok. thanks for you response.
Sure thing friend, I don’t have the clip nearby but I’d say it takes roughly around a minute and a half per log :)
@@TedWeirum it's a good time!! thanks!
I’m working on another video where I’m
Using the saw, it took 41 seconds to saw through the same size piece of wood!
Dude use your biceps, grow an inch on those guns
probably better of using your back.