Worx 40v Max Cordless Chainsaw with 14" bar

The Worx 40v max cordless chainsaw packs a punch. A great chainsaw for the average homeowner. It is quiet and lightweight and does not have the fumes of a gas saw. With a 14" bar you can cut down a wide range of trees. This saw uses two 20v batteries that charge at the same time and provide 40v of cutting potential.
You can find this saw here on Amazon:
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and here on the Worx website:
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[@GreenAcreHomestead]

Neat to see Worx's design. We just got a Craftsman cordless chainsaw for all the reasons you mentioned in this video re: noise, smells, etc.

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

These new high power battery saws are so amazing. There is a danger though. I feel that when a gas saw is running I have more respect... but the battery typw is just as capable of cutting... a leg.

[@jllaine]

Wonderful how well a factory sharpened chain cuts, they need to send you a chain sharpener next!
I really like the idea it uses two tool batteries instead of a different special single battery. You don't have to purchase a separate expensive spare battery and additional special charger, just a nice tidy collection of tool batteries takes care of everything. Well Done Worx!
I would like to see Worx upgrade that safety side switch to be ambidextrous, activate from either side not just the left side, there are lots of times I have needed to hold a chainsaw left-handed to make a cut.

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

Seems like there would be a way to have the safety on the bottom of the handle like stihl. For a right handed person its no issue. Are saws meant to be used in the left?

[@jllaine]

@@ToolsTechAndGear There have been a few times I've used a chainsaw left-handed because that was the only way I could get it where I needed it.

[@BrittCHelmsSr]

I've got a few Worx brand tools and they all do very well for what I use them for. I've got the AeroCart, the JawHorse and the JawSaw and have no fault with them.

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

It seems like a quality brand. I have the impact driver, drill, chainsaw. And weedeater. All are working well.

[@jpowe501]

The new mic was proving its worth as you were dragging the trees into the woods way away from the camera.

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

I have thoroughly enjoyed that new mic. It's amazing how far it will pick up. I need to finish the review on that .it reaches well over 200'.

[@jancermarte7507]

Hello friend, I am about to buy a chainsaw and I am undecided between the worx WG322 or the SKIL PWR CORE 20 CS4562B-10, which one do you recommend?

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

I have not used 20v saws before. The two saws that I have used are both 40v. Lots of power. Because I have other tools by worx I like them. The batteries are interchangeable. Both of the saws you have listed seem nice.

[@jancermarte7507]

@@ToolsTechAndGear Thanks friend

[@jancermarte7507]

@@ToolsTechAndGear Which one do you recommend for 40 volts that ranges from 160 dollars to low, friend?

[@tinacormier9826]

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