Hyundai Electric Chainsaw, 14 Inch / 35cm Bar, Lightweight 1600w / 230v Motor, 3m Power Cable, 3.9kg Wood Saw, 13m/s Chain Speed & 3 Year Warranty

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The Hyundai 1600w / 230v, 14" Bar Powerful Electric Chainsaw is terrific value for money. Compact, easy to assemble, easy to use, quiet compared to a screaming two stroke engine and efficient. Bought as a hand, easy to use saw when you have power nearby. Simple to start, unlike my big chainsaw ! I bought the Hyundai chain saw, three spare blades and a litre of C/S oil for just under £100. The round open the C/S to put the chain on and tension it works well. If the chamber fills up with cuttings then you can't tension the chain properly, so UNPLUG the power and open the C/S up, clear out the debris. put it back together and check the oil and retention the chain ~ less than 5 minutes !! The chains have a tough job as there aren't that many teeth to cut. When sharp it works wonders and when it starts going blunt ~ CHANGE THE CHAIN ~ it can only cut so much and still be sharp. With a set of sharp chains you can change the chain and start again in just a few minutes. Just save the chain sharpening for a rainy day job in the shed/workshop/kitchen. For a little electric chainsaw I can recommend the Hyundai 1600w / 230v, 14" Bar Powerful Electric Chainsaw from Amazon. Don't forget your spare chains and oil. As for the bonus ~ it has a three year warranty !!!

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This chainsaw was amazing,it cut fast and easy would recommend it all day long. Great value and well worth it

Great saw but used it for the third time to cower a small hedge and the motor burned out. Review ring receipt for warranty

Logs have suddenly become an everyday part of our life. Not only have we converted the fireplace we use every evening in winter to burn logs (because of the forthcoming ban on full fat coal) but also two huge mature beech trees that were growing within a few feet of our house have been felled as the roots were causing serious damage. Finally, 6 or 7 mature beech trees on the other side of our house have been crown lifted. The tree surgeon (Craig) who did both jobs has been great and not only said we could have a lot of the wood but his oppo also spent a day or two cutting a lot of it down to manageable sizes. When I said to Craig that I was thinking of getting an electric chainsaw as I could foresee that even when our wood bonanza is used up we will always have a need to cut wood he said it would be near to useless and petrol was definitely the better option. I stuck to my guns though and I am so glad I did. This little saw is not only surprisingly cheap but it is so light and small it fits in a cupboard in our utility room. I have only tried it on small pieces of fresh beech so far (up to 5" dia) and it goes straight through them. I was less sure when it came to some holly trunks that had been drying for 3 or 4 years and were up to a foot in dia. No probs though, in half an hour I had a pile of holly slices. I realise it is only going to be a part of how we deal with our glut of wood but It really has surprised me by just how effective it is cutting wood in these smaller sizes. I'm not as strong as I was and to have a tool which is so easy to handle is good. One comment that someone made that has proved true for me too is that it does use a lot of oil but so far I am pleased that I am not worrying about whether it is getting enough of it as I once did with an old manually oiled petrol chainsaw. I guess that if it gets a lot of use then oil costs may be an issue (but maybe that is true with all saws).