I have a battery electric chainsaw that would have eaten that branch for lunch. I don't get the chance to use it very often, but it's a joy when I do. It won'

I have a battery electric chainsaw that would have eaten that branch for lunch. I don't get the chance to use it very often, but it's a joy when I do. It won't take down mature trees, but I'd have to get permission from the city and a certified expert for that anyway. It will limb just about anything. The best decision I ever made powertool-wise was sticking with a single line of tools for both construction and yard tools, so I have at least 10 or so batteries that fit in every tool I own. I have drills, saws, nailers, lights, leaf blower (that thing drinks battery), hedge trimmer, weed whacker, and the chainsaw all ready to take the exact same battery. One thing I've never had to do is wait for a battery to charge.