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I've never used one of them because they cause me panic. But my father has used plenty, and he always advised me _against_ the smaller ones. He says the small o
by otherme123 4y ago
I've never used one of them because they cause me panic. But my father has used plenty, and he always advised me _against_ the smaller ones. He says the small ones tend to refuse to cut a lot, so they kick back, and their small weight make the kick more quick and you end having an accident. The big ones on the contrary, tend to bite hard and when they refuse to cut they are so deep in the wood they doesn't kick back but get stuck.
- ggm 4y agoYes. The guy with the chainsaw preferred the big one for this reason but he let me cut small branches with his small one until I did the classic "cut the soil" thing which blunts them fast. Chainsaws are one of those "a lot more skill than you think" devices. Even something as judging where to do an undercut before the main one implies impressive thinking. Every tree is different.