The 20 Foot Pole Saw Dewalt DOESN'T want you to have

I used an extended pole saw to prune the lower limbs of a spruce tree before felling it in our backyard with a 58v ECHO chainsaw. The 20v DEWALT pole saw has been extended from its original length of 10 feet to 20 feet using a piece of electrical conduit and 12awg wire. This DEWALT saw works great in it's original configuration, even compared to the Milwaukee, EGO, and RYOBI ones that I've seen.
See how it was made: • DIY 20' Extended DeWal...

[@hhh-un9ht]

Hello! So I’m interested on how you made this work. Could you give me a breakdown on how you made this? Thanks for any feedback!

[@aCraftyCapybara]

I'm planning to do a teardown and reassembly video of this pole-saw handle soon, stay tuned!

[@Jetpac74]

@@aCraftyCapybara - I’m very interested too, looking forward to your video!

[@aCraftyCapybara]

@@Jetpac74 Check out the new link in the description, now in 4K!

[@jimokeefe6392]

Have you opened the end where the chain is, I busted the upper pole and need to replace it, but have not open the upper end yet.

[@karunald]

what was wrong with that tree? Looked ok ?

[@johnathanh9478]

That simpsons reference caught me off guard hahaha

[@rogerdevero8726]

Well Done. MUCH SAFER THAN USING A LADDER. American Ingenuity - John 3:16