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Figures on the line

The spec line beside the piece carries the measurements and numbers, so the text does not have to.

What stays off the truck

The box list tells you what is packed inside, and what oil, tank, or helmet you need to bring yourself.

Shared battery packs

One battery family powers our cordless lineup, so packs swap between the yard pieces and the bench.

Two ways into the catalog

Sort by the type of tool, or look through the four places around the house where the work happens.

Jobs waiting on the property

Pick the job that is in front of you right now to see the tools we build for it.

Tools with options in the box

Some jobs need a second battery in the case, extra length, or another color. Here are the pieces we pack in more than one version.

Short-bar chainsaws

These run in one hand for limbs, fallen branches, and firewood rounds. Each body ships with its own battery count, and the bar wants a splash of chain oil before the first cut.

See the saws

Match the tool to the breakdown

Tell us which part of the house is acting up and what needs fixing. We will show you the exact piece for the job.

Start the job finder

The catalog in numbers

The figures below show the sizes, shelf groups, and tool bodies we build.

92pieces on the shelves, sizes and kits counted apart
7shelves sorted by what the tool does
53tool bodies before you count the options
203figures printed on the spec lines

How we build and pack

The spec line holds the facts

We put the weight, speed, and capacity right on the line next to the tool. You get the raw numbers instead of sales talk.

Built for named work

We do not build tools to fill an empty catalog slot. Every piece starts because a gate sagged or a bolt head rounded off.

Clear on the limits

If a small bar cannot fell an oak, we say so. We would rather tell you where a tool stops than sell you the wrong handle.

Finding your tool

Three steps to get the right tool into your hands without guessing.

  1. Pick the spotStart with where the work sits: the yard, the garage, the house, or the bench. That narrows the catalog down to what fits.
  2. Check the spec lineRead the numbers next to the tool body. That line tells you the speed, reach, and power without any fluff.
  3. Check your own shelfLook at what is in the box and what stays out. Grab your own oil, tank, or helmet before the parcel lands.

Where our tools cross over

See how our seven shelves spread across the four main work areas around the property.

Every shelf against the four work areas, counted from the catalog.
PiecesShelfWhere they turn up
19Mini chainsaws and sawsout in the yard, around the house, at the workbench
12Yard and gardenout in the yard, in the garage, around the house
15Measuring and markingaround the house, at the workbench
13Drivers, jigs and install kitsin the garage, around the house, at the workbench
8Welding and torchesout in the yard, in the garage, at the workbench
12Car care and detailingin the garage, around the house
13Lights, storage and homeout in the yard, in the garage, around the house
Mini Chainsaw SK1806D-O for Branches
On the bench right now

Cordless mini chainsaw

The grip fits in one hand for limb trimming, storm cleanup, and firewood rounds. The trigger stays dead until the lock is pressed. It ships with a spare chain and a storage case. The bar arrives dry, so pour in chain oil before you start the cut.

$74.994.5 out of 5 4,858 ratings

Price and stock live with our retail partner and can move between visits.

Read the spec line

Habits that keep a tool working

Worth doing

  • Oil the chainsaw bar before the cut and check the tension when the chain warms.
  • Bring the battery packs indoors when the nights turn cold.
  • Wipe sawdust and drywall grit off the contour pins before locking the lever.
  • Rinse warm water through the foam cannon nozzle right after washing the car.

Not worth doing

  • Leaving the propane torch head threaded onto a small tank between seasons.
  • Letting wet grass pack solid inside the trimmer guard until it sets hard.
  • Running a stick welder with a thin household extension cord that drops line power.
  • Storing the grease gun in the direct sun where the tube sweats out thin oil.

The whole line in one storefront

Every tool we grind, wire and pack stands together in one storefront. The shelves match what you read here, so you can move between the yard tools, the bench jigs and the car gear without hitting dead ends.

Straight to the shelves

The same 92 pieces you read about here stand together in one storefront, grouped the way this site groups them.

The storefront belongs to our retail partner. Payment, delivery and returns run on their side, under their rules.

How we build and what we print

We build motors, jigs and gauges we are glad to hang over our own bench. Our spec lines state figures without burying them under sales talk. When a box needs chain oil, a real helmet or a tank of gas from your shelf, we say so right on the lid.

Picking the right tool for the house and the yard

Start from where the job is waiting. A dead limb down along the fence line needs a short bar and bar oil from your shelf. A run of baseboard against an out-of-square corner needs a contour gauge and a sharp pencil. The place decides what kind of tool belongs in your hand.

If you are filling an empty pegboard, start with the driver sets, a folding level and a contour gauge. If you are halfway through a repair and an old tool quit, look straight at the shelf for that trade. We separate yard maintenance from bench work so you can find the exact match.

What each price band holds, counted from the catalog on 2026-09-10.
BandCountShelves inside it
Under $2511 piecesmeasuring and marking, welding and torches, car care and detailing, lights, storage and home
$25 to $5042 piecesmini chainsaws and saws, yard and garden, measuring and marking, drivers, jigs and install kits, welding and torches, car care and detailing, lights, storage and home
$50 to $10037 piecesmini chainsaws and saws, yard and garden, measuring and marking, drivers, jigs and install kits, welding and torches, car care and detailing, lights, storage and home
$100 and up2 pieceswelding and torches

What comes off your own shelf

A tool ships with the parts that make it a tool. The consumable that feeds it is bought where you buy paint and gas, and it is cheaper there. Four cases come up most often, so they are worth reading before the parcel lands.

BringForWhy
Chain oilShort-bar sawsThe bar and chain arrive dry. A splash of bar oil goes on before the first cut and again as the chain warms.
Propane cylinderTorch headsThe head threads onto a standard camping cylinder. The gas is sold beside the paint, not in our box.
Welding helmetStick weldersThe machine ships with a holder and a brush. The helmet and the gloves come off your own shelf.
Car wash soapFoam cannonsThe cannon meters soap into the stream. Which soap, and how thick, is your call.

The catalog in one breath

  • 92 pieces across 7 shelves, from $10.79 to $129.99.
  • 53 tool bodies, of which 27 are packed in more than one version: a second battery, another length, another color.
  • Every piece is filed under at least one of the four work areas, and 53 of them under two or more.
  • The busiest shelf is mini chainsaws and saws, with 19 pieces on it.

Where to start

Start with the job that is in your way this weekend. Do not buy a welder because it looks capable if what you need is a tiller to turn packed soil in a raised bed.

If the main shelf is full, look at the small helpers that save an afternoon. A doweling jig keeps five cabinet handles at the exact height, and a locking grease coupler stops the mess on hard-to-reach fittings.

Questions from the shop floor

What does the mini chainsaw cut and where does it stop?

The short bar cuts fallen limbs, clears overgrown brush and bucks firewood rounds you can tackle with one hand. It is not built for felling a mature oak or dropping a standing trunk.

Do the cordless tools share the same battery pack?

Tools within the same cordless family share batteries and chargers. The spec line beside each tool states which pack fits the base and whether the box includes one battery, two batteries or none.

What does a contour gauge actually do on a job?

You press the teeth against a door casing, a pipe or an uneven brick wall. The pins slide to match the profile, the lock holds the shape, and you trace that line onto your tile or flooring plank.

Can the small stick welder run off an ordinary wall outlet?

The welder plugs into a standard household grounded outlet. It handles repairs on steel gate hinges, brackets and farm implements, but it will not run heavy industrial structural beams.

What supplies do I need to bring from my own garage?

The chainsaw bar ships dry and wants bar oil before the cut. The propane torch gun needs a gas cylinder, the foam cannon needs car wash soap, and the small stick welder needs a welding helmet.

Words from people using the tools

Cleaned up three fallen birch limbs by the driveway before the storm clouds rolled back in, and the chain never bound once.

Marcus, back fence line

Copied the molding profile around the bathroom door casing in one push. The cut tile slipped right in with no gap.

Elena, hall remodel

Welded the broken hinge tab back onto the garden gate using the outlet by the garage door, and the weld held solid.

David, driveway bench

Where the shop stands

SAKER
338 Lake Ave
Elyria, OH 44035
[email protected]

Our shop is where we test the trimmers, tune the welder dials and grind the gauge pins. Letters and notes reach our bench here every week.

This is the bench and the mailbox, not a counter. There is nothing to try here and no aisle to walk. Letters reach us at this door.

  • Nothing is kept here for pickup, so there is no aisle and no counter.
  • A piece you bought goes back the way it came, through the storefront that sold it.
  • Letters, notes and questions about a tool are read at this address.

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Find the tool for the job

Browse the shelves by tool type, search by where the work is waiting, or use the picker to match the repair in front of you.

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