Saker Mini Electric Chainsaw - PUT TO THE TEST - Unboxing & Review
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- Link to the saw: amzn.to/3SrILrr
Link to my video on the SAKER 6 Inch Chainsaw here: • Saker 6 Inch Mini Elec...
In this video I will do an unboxing of the Saker Mini Electric 20 Volt Chainsaw and put it to the test. I will do a review of the saw and go over pros and cons after using it to limb a tree. This saw is similar to the Stihl GTA 26 and Milwaukee Hatchet.
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I own one of these, got it this summer. Absolutely recommend. We have weeds growing in the back fence that will grow 7 to 8 feet within a few months. This makes it soooo much easier to hack them back down. It's also great for pruning the branches on our pine tree.
Agreed, it's a very useful little tool!
I received a 4" saker as a present. It's a tool you need to experience to appreciate how good and labour saving it is. At first my thoughts were, here we go another piece of crap, how wrong I was. This is one item worth It's weight in gold in my opinion. Happy days !
Yep, it's a great tool.
I have one of these and I bought an extra battery, $29.00 I had to chop up some fallen limbs it ran over an hour and never quit, as always Flip great review
Thanks, Rick! It's a great little saw.
This saw has far exceeded my expectations. Just recently my 16 inch Black & Decker went down while cutting up a tree and since I didn't want to stop, I pulled out the Saker 6-inch and kept on rolling through a trunk this little saw had no business cutting. It's a great tool to have when needed.
Same here. It's an absolute bull dog.
Very impressed by how it handled the larger parts of the trunk.
So was I!
Such a helpful review, with the different tests, thoughts, and comparisons! Thanks so much.
No problem. Thank you for the kind words!
I just got a "Hopto" 6-inch chainsaw that very similar. I like the power, and you get the two batteries. It's maiden voyage went well. I cut several 2-inch limbs. I did work up to a 5-inch limb, and with some finesse (it got stuck once) it performs just fine. The chain did get a little loose after I cut the big limb, but tightening is very easy. You just have to watch that to make sure the chain doesn't pop off. This is a very good tool for cutting things that are too much for my hedge trimmer and not big enough to bring out my big chainsaw. These 6-inch chainsaws for around $60 are a good deal.
That's actually pretty darn impressive...for quick & "light"-duty jobs. I've seen those advertised before, but yours is the first "real-world", "real-time" demo. I checked the link you listed...looks like current production/packaging includes TWO batteries, now.
All-in-all, not a bad piece of gear to have handy. I own some acreage here in northern Florida...brushy when I bought it, back in 2016. I took out 357 scrub trees here, to make room for "lifestyle", and breathing room. Every single scrub trees was pulled by HAND (mine), with a cinch loop around the base of scrub trees, and the other end of the rope thrown over a "V-notch" in the top of an 8ft 2X4 and wrapped around top end of of that board. Putting my hand on top by the V-notch/rope & right foot propped against bottom of the 2X4. A strong tug/pull, and the tree came outta the ground, some flying past me at fastball-pitch speed (I learned to duck, or not pull so hard).
It's with the LARGER trees that I could DEFINITELY have used that little chainsaw !!! (Lotta digging & Chopping), pull & tussle.
It took a couple months of work...no electricity or water, etc., back then...just brute determination...plus all the fireants, sticker weed, snakes, etc...'had a family of bears living on the back part of property & all kinds of wildlife...
It's all done now, but I think I'm STILL going to buy one those saws, and throw it in the back of the truck. Handy.
BTW, I was 65, when I bought the property, I'll be 72 in a couple months, alone & happy here. AND I had NO help... It was all SOLO.
Enjoyed your vid Well done, and useful !!!
I loved that story. Thanks for sharing. I can tell you have a real sense of pride in your property, and that’s what it’s all about. And yes, I was very pleasantly surprised with this saw. Couldn’t believe how long the little battery lasted. It’s a sold tool.
@@fixitFlip DEFINITELY a better battery & saw than I had expected. I DO have a last question, and you may have mentioned it & I missed it... Is that a LITHIUM or NiCad battery? or...??? How quickly does it FULLY recharge, if you know...your real-world experience, NOT manufacturer's stated claims... Thanks for your response, btw.
@@douglasfuqua7082 good question. I think I did forget to mention that. It is a lithium battery and it took a little over an hour to fully recharge.
I appreciate that info. Thank you.
@@douglasfuqua7082 No problem.
All of these mini chainsaws that I've seen ( I have one also ) are compatible with Makita batteries , in my case I have both Makita and DeWalt cordless tools so I can use a 5ah battery in my mini chainsaw . For oiling the chain , I put some oil in a container and dip the tip of the bar into it and lightly press the trigger , chain is then fully oiled for many cuts and only takes a second to re-oil .
Edit , meant to add , if someone had DeWalt or other batteries , adapters can be had these days to make many fit Makita , or Makita fit Milwaukee etc.
Some good tips, there! I didn't know that about the Makita batteries. I don't have any Makita tools, but I do like them.
Good job. Learned much
Thanks.
Great Video. i've got one on order. should be here next week.
Hope you enjoy. Love mine.
I've been debating on whether or not to get one and it looks like it works good so I may have to give it a go! Thanks!
No problem! It's a good little saw.
been looking at these little battery operated chainsaws and this review has definitively made up my mind for me. thanks for a great review... im getting one.
No problem. This little saw is definitely a work horse. I still use it all the time!
Thank you for doing this review. I just purchased the 6 inch mini saker. Hoping it works just as well.
No problem and I think you'll be pleased with it!
I just bought one too. Takes longer to charge than my reciprocating saw, but it's worth the wait. Thanks.
Nice concept but I vote for using the sawsall. Maybe for small pruning jobs it would be ok. Definitely would chop up lumber.
Thanks for the review 👍
No problem. And you can't go wrong with a sawzall. I have a long pruning blade that I use with mine sometimes.
Well done, Flip!
Thank you!
if longer than 4inches, cut a wedge about 2inches deep then cut at vertex of wedge to finish up
Good tip.
Nice!!
Thanks!
I wonder how many perfectly good trees met their end in mini chain saw tests 😮
Ha ha, this one had blown partially over in a windstorm and was even ripping up a chain link fence.
Good Video! Do Dewalt batteries work with the Saker unit?
Thank you! And no but I believe Makita do.
How quickly does the chain get blunt though? Once it blunts then how easy is it to sharpen the teeth and how long does a chain last?
I have used mine probably 15 times and I have not sharpened it yet. Maybe it needs it.
Great little saw until it froze up and will not work? Even the trigger will not engage, any thoughts?
I would probably take the housing off and make sure there isn't a branch stuck in the sprocket. If everything is clear, and nothing, I'd probably send it back for anew one.
Hey guys I recently got one of these and it works great only problem is after the battery died I charged it and it won't charge does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
If everything is connected correctly and it still won't charge I would reach out to the company for an exchange.
Just got mine. How often do I need to oil it?
Every time you use it. If you're using it and it looks like it's getting dry. going ahead and lube it up.
Expect the main bearing, mounted in a plastic setting to heat up and fail due to lack of lubrication after several hours of use!!
That makes sense. I’d prefer it had an oil reserve
Some of these mini chains saw are sold with a both 4" and 6" Chain guide + chains 😊
That's a good tip!
@@fixitFlipAll the Chinese ones are OEM, One companies makes them, people buy them in bulk, and then can have their own brand name on them. I've just bought one off the UK bay, exactly like yours, under a DayPlus name. Pure copper Brushless motor. Lifetime warrantee. Came with plastic storage case. 4" & 6" chains +Guides. 2 battery's, tools, oil, Chain guard, Chain Scabbard. Gloves and protective glasses. all for £35 UK posted. ($42.12) A bargain 😁
@@protarget1 Wow, that's a good deal you got there. And yes, I've seen that with a lot of products out there. They all look the same for the most part. There's a million stick vacuums out there that all look the same as well.
How often do you need to oil the chain?
Every time you use it. And if you use it for an extended period of time, reapply if you see it getting dry.
Have you used it a lot? Has it held up well?
Thanks
Oh yeah. Use it at work, trimming honeysuckles, etc. I've reviewed several of these mini chainsaws and this is probably the best pound per pound.
@@fixitFlip That's great. Thanks for the reply
No problem. @@frankbrowning328
Like #45 from a NEW Friend! Great job with your review. We posted our review yesterday. Please let us KNOW what you think 👷👷👍
Will do, thanks for stopping by!
I just got one but mine is not working
Interesting. I just got the 6-inch model sent to me and it is a beast of a machine.
@fixitFlip mine will not turn on at all I did what it said to do and nothink
Sounds like a defective unit to me. I would attempt to exchange it for a working one. @@lesliemurphyhtd4life542
@@fixitFlipWhich do you recommend 4 inch or 6 inch model? I'm a 65 year old female...🤗
I would say it depends on what you are cutting. If it's just a bunch of smaller stuff, 1-3 inches, just stick with the smaller, lighter model. If you may need to cut a few bigger pieces, go with the 6 inch!@@gloriasilence
Made in China ?
I think so.
My friend gave me a new machine to repair. It's either a fake or some shit. It couldn't handle a branch like a little finger. a chain or blunt and a machined shaft from the engine that goes into the sprocket processed. Design flaw. I do not recommend this machine.
Interesting. I just got the 6-inch model sent to me and it is a beast of a machine.