WORX Chainsaw Review: WORX 40V electric chainsaw 14 inch saw [233]
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- Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2020
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In this video I take a look at the Worx Chainsaw. I purchased the WORX Chainsaw from Amazon for around $200. The package included the chainsaw, blade cover, 2 20 V batteries and a dual battery charger. You need to use both batteries at once in order for this to work. With both batteries this is a 40V chainsaw. Let's see how this works.
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Hey Jeff! You don’t need the sawing motion with a chainsaw. That increases your chance of a an unfortunate outcome. You can rock the saw if needed, but hold the saw still and let it do the work.
Thanks for the tip...I thought i was helping it out - lol. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Good review Jeff. Useful to me as I am considering one of these machines. I have 8 other "power share" Worx machines and I find it the best purchases of electric tools ever! I work on boats a lot and then it is super useful.....not the chainsaw maybe. Very happy with this power share system. I nearly went for Bosch 18v, but Worx has just more useful machines (to me).
I have this saw and 5 other Worx products, I love them!
I love Worx products! I have about 7 tools from worx and they work very well... Since up to 6 years!
Very cool... I've been pleased with the ones I have too. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I don't have any WORX tools; but they have been around for a comparatively long time. They must be doing something right!
If I wasn't already heavily invested in EGO and Greenworks tools; I would strongly consider trying out the WORX platform. It looks like a lot of fun.
I've cut down 9-10 inch diameter trees with one of these, no problem. Had similar issues with the chain slipping when it catches on small, green branches, but only occasional. Perfect for yard work if you're not planning on cutting down anything big.
This little saw is able to cut things BIGGER than it's bar length. It just takes know how and a lot more time than it would with a bigger saw.
That’s a nice saw! Good review!
The saw did a lot better than expected...not bad for a saw operated by 2 batteries. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
The issue of the chain jumping off seems to be related to the saw cutting on the upper side of the bar e.g. when undercutting, or when cutting lots of small branches as shown here.. and this is probably related to the convenient hand-tightening system instead of the screwing system which is normally used for fuel-driven saws. The tension of the chain on the bar of such systems is secured not only by bolts that secure the bar on the outside of the saw, but also by the tensioning system, which employs a metal rod in a hole in the bar. This convenient chain tensioning system however seems to be only secured by the tension on bar from the outside of the saw, and that is most probably why the chain loosens and jumps off - dangerously..
Great review!!👍👏
I appreciate the kind words. Have a great day and stay safe.
When cutting small brush; the chain needs to be tighter than what you would normally use for cutting 1" and up branches.
Good to know. Thanks for the tip!
That's a awesome chainsaw good review!
I was pretty impressed with it...I didn't think a battery operated chainsaw would work that well. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I saw a another video from project farm jeff
Awesome content 👍
Glad you like it! Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.
Hi. I have a very similar model from WORX (1 battery instead of 2), but it leaks oil. A LOT. Any suggestions ?
just bought this and the chain falls off immediately/constantly when I try to saw up some branches. So i want to learn more about it since it's probably operator error.
I find that I have to keep the chain tight, also small branches need to be supported so they don't move back and forth. Hope this helps. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
novice here. what oil are you using could not see the bottle? type not necessarily the brand. thanks
You'll want to find a chainsaw bar oil. There are a lot of different brands out there to pick from. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
I purchased a Workx 40 V 12 inch chain saw and every time it will only run for about 5 seconds cutting or not what do I need to do?
Mitch Frank
The chainsaw shuts off or the chain pops off?
@@Jeffreviews4u It just shuts off.
I have a saw that does that. The problem was with the electronics inside the battery.
Look for a different maker who has the same type connections/grooves. That's what I did; and my saw is now a beast!
Hi, Jeff. Are you considering adding to your new Worx tools? If so what are you thinking of adding? Also if you do please add a new video to let us know what you think.
I have a few in the WORX. Next one to release will probably be hedge trimmers. I'll keep you posted. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Did you grease the end of the bar
I didn't look that closely; but there very probably IS a tiny hole near the bearing center on the bar.
It takes an inexpensive; (around ten dollars), prefilled grease gun for that very application.
Just about all the manufacturers don't stress the importance of this adequately in their respective instructions.
Do you review Kobalt products? I have a bunch of those
WOW, THAT IS SOOOO FUNNY. YOUR CUTTING A TREE THAT IS SO DEAD AND SOFT IT FALLS APART.
Its meant to cut 2 in and thicker!!!!! Not to cut shrub!!!!
Be nice!
I wouldn't be buying a chain saw for the small stuff
He didn't...watch the video!