Yep I am, well versed in my youth with chsinsaws around the woods of scunthorpe
No, I don't have too many bicycles. Until it's time to move house
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2manyoranges
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Does the job. It felled three 40ft sycamores and has been cutting up firewood for the last 3 years.
https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttl758chn-a-2000w-230-240v-electric-40cm-chainsaw/338py
For gawds sake, spend some cash on some safety gear to go with it though and spend a hour or so watching some tutorial videos on YouTube.
https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttl758chn-a-2000w-230-240v-electric-40cm-chainsaw/338py
For gawds sake, spend some cash on some safety gear to go with it though and spend a hour or so watching some tutorial videos on YouTube.
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I would definitely lop something important off or accidentally reenact a scene from Scarface
Gtpulse
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I use one of these for everything I possibly can before the chainsaw comes out of the garage. It can cut through stuff that’s arm sized fairly quickly with very little risk. With one of the Wolf poles I’ll also use that for everything I can before any ladders or climbing are involved!
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I have hand saws and big arms and am less likely to saw my own arm off
Gtpulse
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If it’s not going down to firewood you’ll be able to get it down to manageable pieces quite quickly with a decent handsaw starting with the thin end first. From my own experience standing back before each cut and working out what it’s holding up and what is going to fall or spring back at you is quite useful to maintain you eyesight and mobility!
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I stihl have a stihl that stihl works. Smallest petrol model. As long as you sharpen chain they’re surprisingly efficient
