The chainsaw is also pretty good for light demolition work too. I know my jobs maintenance department has one for cutting up those light wood shipping crates and irregular sized pallets to scrap the wood.
Thing is, the chain saw wheel it's billed as a shaping tool used for carving. If you want to cut vines and small branches, even a sawzall with a wood blade would be a better and safer option than the chain saw wheel. Stumpy Nubs did a series of videos on what happened to him with one of those chainsaw wheels. First time I saw one on the shelf, I marveled at the horrible Idea.
I really hope you don't have a gas saw with the way you were using the battery saw. For the size branch you were scarily cutting wrong that's about the right length of time even with a gas saw that size. Chain size makes a huge difference, that is a micro chain and cuts very small chunks out of the piece being cut. My gas powered 14"Stihl cuts about the same as the 80volt 18" masterforce unless I do naughty things to the masterforce chain. With the naughty chain on I can cut almost as fast as any of my full size gas saws. As for the shaping wheel, they work great for what they are intended to do. What you were trying to do is not it. If you are wanting to get a blade for the grinder to use to cut branches you should should get a diamond cuts anything blade. Please, before you hurt yourself or someone else get some proper training in safe chainsaw usage.
A lot of the electric chainsaws come with a...umm...less than optimum chain. I got one of the Lowes battery saws. Great little saw but I had to go buy a decent chain for it as the included one was as dull as a butter knife and wouldn't even sharpen.
I keep seeing people hold these like idiots claiming it’s safer like seriously do y’all have the wrists of a 12 year old Dutch girl that you can’t hold onto it like a man and stop it from kicking back with shear forearm strength alone? I can and I’m not even strong
I very much recommend watching Stumpy Nubs talk about his injury and recovery. You won't cut off your hand, but you could do severe nerve damage.
I will look it up! That sounds like I want to avoid that! Yikes
The chainsaw is also pretty good for light demolition work too. I know my jobs maintenance department has one for cutting up those light wood shipping crates and irregular sized pallets to scrap the wood.
They seem to be convenient!
You can still use dewalt wrench on Bauer grinder. One peg goes in hole and the other peg to the outside of the ring. Leverage!
Oh I gotcha! I didn’t try that. I will have to go test that one out👍 thanks!
I think the angle grinder attachment is more for carving wood. At least, that's what the art students at my college used it for.
You are probably correct. It was sold as a wood carving tool so…
Not even going to touch the grinder wheel. Thank you for confirming my suspicions.
Glad I could help! It is always nice to keep all ten fingers!!!
Thing is, the chain saw wheel it's billed as a shaping tool used for carving. If you want to cut vines and small branches, even a sawzall with a wood blade would be a better and safer option than the chain saw wheel. Stumpy Nubs did a series of videos on what happened to him with one of those chainsaw wheels. First time I saw one on the shelf, I marveled at the horrible Idea.
It is convenient, but super sketchy. I tried to use one handed while holding the branches and I may not do it very often.
@@mooseworks Ya. The thing gave me the willies just looking at it.
I really hope you don't have a gas saw with the way you were using the battery saw. For the size branch you were scarily cutting wrong that's about the right length of time even with a gas saw that size. Chain size makes a huge difference, that is a micro chain and cuts very small chunks out of the piece being cut. My gas powered 14"Stihl cuts about the same as the 80volt 18" masterforce unless I do naughty things to the masterforce chain. With the naughty chain on I can cut almost as fast as any of my full size gas saws. As for the shaping wheel, they work great for what they are intended to do. What you were trying to do is not it. If you are wanting to get a blade for the grinder to use to cut branches you should should get a diamond cuts anything blade.
Please, before you hurt yourself or someone else get some proper training in safe chainsaw usage.
I think I just did! Thanks
Good video. I've not seen the chainsaw blade for the angle grinder. I just use my Sawzall fir trimming branches.
I would stick with the sawzall! This one might be a little sketchy!
The Baur chainsaw seems a little dull
The chain was sharp in comparison to my Oregon chains. The chainsaw is just quite a bit slower.
A lot of the electric chainsaws come with a...umm...less than optimum chain. I got one of the Lowes battery saws. Great little saw but I had to go buy a decent chain for it as the included one was as dull as a butter knife and wouldn't even sharpen.
I keep seeing people hold these like idiots claiming it’s safer like seriously do y’all have the wrists of a 12 year old Dutch girl that you can’t hold onto it like a man and stop it from kicking back with shear forearm strength alone? I can and I’m not even strong
Haha this made me laugh.