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Former chainsaw operater speaking. I cant imagine easily using a chainsaw underwater for the every action has an equal and opposite reaction thing. However, I n
by Daub 3y ago
Former chainsaw operater speaking. I cant imagine easily using a chainsaw underwater for the every action has an equal and opposite reaction thing. However, I notice that the front spikes on the saw are noticably big. When these are dug into the timber, they offer a fulcrum using which the operator can apply force onto the timber. This could lessen though not negate the issue.
I gave up chainsawing the day I accidentally sawed through my boots. Just that morning I had put on a pair of steel toecap boots for the first time. Saved my toes.
- ordu 3y ago> Just that morning I had put on a pair of steel toecap boots for the first time. Saved my toes. Amazing coincidence. Cannot help but think that it was not a coincidence, but you feeling your toes safe because of toecaps.
- Noumenon72 3y agoPerhaps he bought the boots realizing he was about to attempt things where his toes were at risk.
- dayOneFatally1 3y agoI think he only had the job for one day.
- jojobas 3y agoPut enough lead on yourself and it's much like on the surface. You don't swim with a chainsaw.
- dayOneFatally1 3y agoAll I'm hearing is, you were a chainsaw operator for one day: the same day you got your boots.