A real chain on a 6-inch bar
This is a powered cutting tool, not a garden gadget. Treat it like one: gloves, eye protection, and a firm stance every time.
Gloves on
Protects your hands from the chain and from flying chips.
Eye protection
Sawdust and bark come off fast at chain speed.
Oil before use
A dry chain overheats and wears the bar.
Battery out to adjust
Remove the pack before touching the chain or bar.
"Truly a very nice mini saw. Works great! Now it just needs a small user guide for assembly."
"The price is a bit high, but it's really good. At first I was skeptical, but you have to press the buttons simultaneously for it to turn. Assembly is a bit of a hassle, it's a little flimsy, but it turns well. I have no regrets, buy it."
"I was skeptical, but I have to say it's a real bomb! I don't know how long it will last, but as new it's excellent!"

Why a mini chainsaw
- 1
Lighter than a full saw
Small enough to hold steady over your head or in a hedge.
- 2
No cord, no fuel
Battery power - no mixing petrol, no extension lead across the lawn.
- 3
4Ah battery
A 21V pack that slides out to charge, with a charge-level display.
- 4
Brushless motor
No brushes to wear down, and more of the battery goes into the cut.
The questions everyone asks
One 21V 4Ah pack comes in the box.
It is built for branches and small logs. For trunks, use a full-size saw or call an arborist.
Fill the reservoir with chain oil before each session. A dry chain overheats and dulls quickly.
