Pocket Chainsaw
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- The Pocket Chainsaw is a wonderful tool to add to your emergency preparedness kit.
Brian used this saw to cut a 10 inch tree that had fallen across the road last weekend while out snowmobiling with friends and family. With the help of our Dad, Tom Stapleton, and our friend Seb, the tree was cut in about 2 minutes and dragged out of the way.
Brian shares a close up view of this compact saw and a few pros and cons in his experience using it.
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Keep the vids coming...thnx
That’s rad!
Just seeing this now you guy's! Love seeing you in front of the camera too Brian. World's smallest chainsaw + world's hardest workout. This was great...loved it. We will for sure have to acquire one of these little tools for our packs-very handy. Thanks for the video!
That sure is a handy little tool. Is it simple to sharpen?
Good question! We haven’t had to sharpen it yet. The tooth pattern is very basic, I don’t think it would be too much trouble to sharpen.
Where did you guys go???