Have you ever looked at a tough tree and thought, "I can take that down myself!"? Is this your first time attempting to cut down a tree? If so, this guide is for you. We'll equip you with the kno...

The rain keeps pouring, your firewood pile is drenched, and those downed limbs in the yard are turning into a moldy mess. You reach for your chainsaw to cut the wet wood. But can it handle waterl...

A loose chain is like that dull knife - it slips and bounces around, making clean cuts a distant dream. Even worse, it greatly increases the risk of kickback, that scary jolt where the chainsaw b...

Ugh, it's finally the weekend, and you're ready to handle the firewood pile. But wait, there's a storm coming ahead as it can rain anytime. Can you still use your chainsaw or wait for some time fo...

Cordless tools such as battery chainsaw significantly improve day-to-day working. For example, a battery-operated chainsaws allow you to cut wooden beams, branches or tree trunks. Thanks to its po...

Welcome to our comprehensive guide for beginners on starting a chainsaw. Whether you're new to chainsaws or need a refresher, we'll walk you through the start-up procedures for both corded and co...

If you want your saw to cut a log like a professional, continue reading this article. As you are aware, the cutting efficiency of a chainsaw depends on two key factors: the condition of the upper...

Chainsaw blade length varies depending on the chainsaw power and model. Larger chainsaws often come with 20-inch bars, while smaller models may have 18-inch bars or shorter. The easiest way to c...

Chainsaws have been a must-have tool for cutting down trees and tackling difficult cuts since the 1900s.  At that time, several people were needed to handle them because they were tackling bulky ...