Petrol Chain Saw 3.6 kW 40 cm 41571

Is there a pile of wood in your garden just waiting for you to notice it? Are you planning a general tidy-up of your property? Or perhaps pruning branches in the garden? Theright chainsaw will save you time and unnecessary hassle when cutting wood. It’s worth bearing in mind that a different model of chainsaw is suitable for each of these tasks .

In this category, you’ll find cordless chainsaws, electric chainsaws and petrol chainsaws. When choosing, pay particular attention to the drive type, power, bar length, weight, safety features, accessories and, above all, how often you’ll be using the chainsaw.

Choosing the right one

Whether you’re planning just a gentle ‘facelift’ for your garden, preparing wood for a weekend barbecue, or facing a major felling job, the right chainsaw is essential. And that’s where we come in. We’ll advise you on which chainsaw will be best for you. First, decide what you’ll be cutting, how often and where. Before buying, answer these questions:

• Do you have access to a power socket where you’ll be working?

• Will you be cutting branches, smaller pieces of wood or thicker logs?

• Do you need a lightweight saw for quick use or a more powerful machine?

• Does the package include a guide bar, chain, battery, charger or oil?

Thebest chainsaw isn’t the cheapest one, but the one that suits your type of work.

How to choose the right chainsaw?

A chainsaw must be perfectly suited to the job. If you want to use it comfortably and safely, choose based on the drive type, power, weight and bar length. It is these parameters that determine whether cutting will be quick and smooth.

Tip from us

When buying a cordless chainsaw ,always check the accessories to ensure the battery and charger are included in the pack. With any chainsaw, it’s also worth checking the guide bar, chain, guide bar cover and chain lubricant.

Cordless chainsaw

A cordless chainsaw is ideal if you want freedom of movement, easy handling and cordless operation. It is suitable for general garden work, pruning trees and cutting smaller pieces of wood.

Electric chainsaw

If you mainly work around the house, in the garden or in the workshop, an electric chainsawis a practical choice . It offers consistent performance, lower noise levels and easier maintenance than a petrol model.

Petrol and professional chainsaws

A petrol chainsaw makes sense for firewood, thicker pieces and work away from the mains. If you use the saw frequently, it is worth considering a professional chainsaw with greater comfort, lower vibrations and better durability.

Small, mini and one-handed chainsaws

A small chainsaw, mini chainsaw or one-handed chainsawis ideal for quick pruning of branches and minor trimming . You’ll appreciate their light weight and easy handling. For large logs, however, opt for a more powerful saw with a longer guide bar.

How to look after your chainsaw?

After use, clean the guide bar and chain of sawdust, check the chain tension and top up the lubricating oil. A dull chain cuts slowly, overheats the saw and increases the effort required.

When sharpening the chain, use a suitable file or grinder and maintain the original cutting angle. If the chain is significantly damaged, it is safer to replace it or have it serviced by a professional.

FAQ

Which chainsaw is best for domestic use?

For domestic use, a cordless chainsaw or electric chainsawis usually sufficient . If you regularly cut larger pieces of wood, a petrol chainsaw will be more suitable.

Which chainsaw is most practical for pruning branches?

A lightweight cordless saw, mini chainsaw or one-handed chainsaw is best suited for pruning branches. When working overhead, you’ll particularly appreciate the low weight and good grip.

Is it worth buying a cheap chainsaw?

If you’re looking for a cheap chainsaw, a chainsaw under €100 or , as suggests,the cheapest chainsaw, a cheaper model may suffice for occasional hobby use. For more frequent cutting, however, the price-to-performance ratio, available servicing, and the quality of the chain, guide bar and engine are more important.

Need advice on a specific model? We’re here to help! Browse our range or get in touch. We’ll help you choose a chainsaw that makes the job a pleasure, not a chore.