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I bought this small chainsaw about 6 months ago for light cutting of branches and brush around the yard with the hope that it could handle some tasks more easily than could be done with large lopping shears or hand saws. I have had occasion to use it several times since purchase and have, each time, been pleased at how well such a small electric saw has handled the tasks at hand. It cuts smaller branches rapidly and with ease since it has good power and cutting speed. Just today, we had a very large branch come down due to age and wind. It is clearly large enough to require professional removal by an arborist. But, the end section of the branch was smaller in size (4" - 5" thickness) and had fallen in such a way as to create a problem across our driveway. I decided to see if this saw could handle this section for me . . . . .and it did so with ease. I did not try to cut through the full thickness of the branch, but easily cut about 2" into it on one side and then did the same from the other side. This left a small piece in the middle to be cut and my Saker saw cut that away with ease - problem solved. Don't be fooled by the term "mini" electric saw. Yes, it's a small saw for small jobs, but it functions with easy handling and excellent power for many types and sizes of yard brush and trees. It's a saw that outperforms what one might expect of a saw at this very modest price. I only wish that I had bought it with a carrying case for ease of storage and transport, but that was my error of judgment. The saw performs fully as well as advertised. Would I buy it again if I had it to do over? Absolutely!

The small size of the Saker saw may seem like a gimmicky tool, hence my initial skepticism. I decided to try it after watching some video reviews. In short, in actual use, it works great! It is really excellent for folks who are intimidated by a full size chainsaw and need it for branches 4" and under. The small size even made it useful/flexible to cut tree roots that were pushing up some paver stones; something definitely not advised with a full chainsaw. Perhaps most surprising was the long lasting battery; using it while trimming and cutting up branches from a felled tree, it did not run out. It is actually fun to use, so anytime I pull it out, I'm always looking around for something else to use it on. Looking around for more work! Lol! This Saker saw is extremely useful: recommended.

I wanted a chainsaw but am a litttle scared of the regular sized ones having never used one. I thought I’d start small. A friend recommended this one and it was a good deal so I got it. I’m so glad she mentioned it and sent me the link! Great value for the $! I charged the battery and got to pruning some 4” limbs about a week later. I easily cut 4” limbs and then decided not to follow the instructions and tried a 6.5” limb and silly me stopped mid-cut only to get it stuck! I tried for an hour to get it out but couldn’t. Totally my fault! My landscapers finished the cut with a pole saw and handed me back my lil chainsaw that had spent the night hanging from the tree. To my surprise it still works after our fight! I quickly got to work and easily removed an unwanted bush only cutting up to the recommended 4” in diameter. Fast, easy and did the trick! It will come in handy to prune smaller limbs from my my trees when needed. Fun, little quality chainsaw. It does the job and makes clean cuts!

Love this little gadget! Easy to use, charge, etc. Cleaned up a lot of my branches in a short amount of time. Would highly recommend