/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1712769
>Thoughts on pic related ?
Seems solid enough. Just do good maintenance, wear proper PPE, and have a spotter.

>>1712778
That's more about duty cycle really. You have to stop, take a break, wait for the saw to cool off, and continue when it is cool enough. Crew bosses don't like that, if they are not the ones paying for the saws, but if they are then they usually want you do that. Sometimes big companies are like, "fuck it, here's you new saw for the next 3 hours."

>>1531338
If you actually need to ask then yes YES you need it.

>>1523696
>doesn't already own a chainsaw
>wants to get one for what would be 20 mins of bucksaw work
>will probably kill self when the chainsaw blade kicks back into his face and buries itself to his collar bone

Get a crosscut bucksaw, OP. Prop up the stuff so you can buck it properly and quickly.