
Mini Chainsaw 6-Inch Cordless
A handheld cordless saw built for cleaning up fallen limbs, taking down sucker growth along the fence, and bucking branches into stove lengths.
The fence line, the beds, the gravel drive and whatever the last storm left behind. Everything here works outside, away from an outlet.
39 pieces land here, drawn from 4 shelves.
The nearest outlet is usually inside the house behind a closed door. Battery tools are what actually reach the back corner of a lot.
Tools in the same cordless family share their packs and chargers. A second battery is often the cheaper upgrade compared with a second tool.
Wet grass, cold mornings and dust are the working conditions, not exceptions. Wiping a tool down before it goes back in the shed is most of the upkeep.
Short bar saws for limbs, storm cleanup and firewood rounds, with the chains, bars and files that keep them cutting.

A handheld cordless saw built for cleaning up fallen limbs, taking down sucker growth along the fence, and bucking branches into stove lengths.

Trim down fallen branches and clear out overgrown fence lines with a green battery saw built light enough to run using one hand.

A small pink cordless saw built for pruning overgrown fence lines and bucking fallen branches without dragging out a gas can.

A light one-handed cordless saw built for cleaning up fallen limbs, clearing brush along the fence, and bucking small rounds without dragging a cord.

A light cordless saw for branch piles, fence lines, and low limb work that makes dragging out the heavy gas bar feel foolish.

A cordless grinder with preset angle guides to dress dull chain teeth right on the bar without dragging an extension cord across the yard.

A handheld cordless saw with a quenched chain and two batteries for clearing storm debris, pruning branches, and bucking small firewood.

A compact cordless saw built for pruning green branches, clearing fence lines, and cutting downed limbs into firewood.

Clear storm limbs and overgrown fence lines with a compact cordless saw that fits in one hand and stores neat in its case.

A light cordless saw with a short bar, packed with the middle set of gear to buck storm branches and prune the back fencerow.

A light handheld saw for clearing low branches, dropped limbs after a storm, and bucking dry scrap wood right where it fell.

A cordless pruning saw packed with the full spread of accessories for clearing storm brush, fallen limbs, and overgrown fence lines around the yard.

A cordless trimmer saw with a copper motor and a short bar for limb cleanup, fence trimming, and breaking down fallen branches.

A handheld cordless chain saw built with a copper motor to clear fallen limbs and prune fence rows without cords trailing behind.

The small cordless saw drops downed limbs into the wheelbarrow, oils the bar as you cut, and packs three chains in the case.

A small cordless saw for fence rows, fallen limbs, and the dead wood you can reach without climbing a ladder.

A handheld cordless green saw with two battery packs for limbing fallen branches, trimming fence lines, and cutting small firewood rounds.

A compact orange saw with two battery packs for limbing fallen branches, trimming thick yard brush, and cutting small firewood rounds.
Tillers, trimmers, blowers and hand tools for turning packed soil, clearing a bed and taking leaves off a gravel drive.

Powder-coated steel corner brackets, welded hinges, and tension wire to square up a drooping wooden fence run.

A manual rotary tiller with steel tines and a long modular handle that breaks crusty garden dirt, works between rows, and breaks down for winter.

A solid iron foot aerator with sharp spikes and dual springs that clear dirt plugs as you walk the yard.

Punch narrow holes through packed turf so air and water can reach down beneath the thatch without tearing up the lawn.

Clears wet grass off the driveway, pushes light snow, and dries the hood after a wash without a cord trailing behind.

A handheld shear and shrub trimmer that runs on battery power, swapping blades without hand tools for border grass and soft hedge shoots.

A wheeled cordless grass trimmer with interchangeable steel and nylon heads, built to walk along borders and reach fence lines.

The string trimmer with an automatic feed head, two batteries, and a quick turn into an edger for fence lines and walkway borders.

A folding aluminum frame with dual-layer pad and extendable legs that flips from a low kneeling bench to a garden stool.

Drop the pump into standing pool cover water or a flooded well and let the automatic switch start drainage as the water rises.

A cordless garden cultivator with two batteries and steel tines to break hard crust, turn compost, and churn tight planting rows without an extension cord.

Turn hard dirt in raised beds and tight garden corners without pulling an extension cord through the gate.
Work lights, headlamps, hooks and storage pieces that turn a dark corner into a place where you can find things.

A tall illuminated address digit with an integrated solar panel that charges by day and throws a warm backlight across the siding after dark.

Large illuminated address plate charges under daytime sun and casts a warm glow across your numbers from dusk to dawn.

Backlit house number with built-in solar charging that turns on at dusk to keep your address clear from the road.

A tall folding tripod light with three swing panels, magnetic base, hanging hook, and an onboard battery that runs lights or tops off a phone.

This tripod lamp sets up tall over a crawl space, sheds glare across three folding panels, and switches settings by pocket clicker.

A tall folding work light on a steady tripod that spreads wide overhead beam angles or lifts off the stand to hang in a tent or stick to a fender.

Set this tripod light in the dark corner of the yard or under the hood, adjust three folding panels, and run the beam with the small remote.
Only 2 pieces off this shelf land here. The rest of it sits on its own page.

Thread this torch head onto a small gas cylinder to start the charcoal stack, sear meat on the grill, or heat frozen garden soil without matches.

This handheld torch threads onto standard fuel bottles to light lump charcoal, start campfires, and preheat steel right on the bench.
Yard jobs arrive in a certain order after a storm or a long month away. Something came down and has to be cut, the pieces have to be moved, the ground underneath has to be opened or cleared, and by then it is getting dark. The tools on this page follow that sequence.
What they have in common is not the shelf they came from. A mini chainsaw, a leaf blower, a tiller and a work light live under four different tool types, and out here they all end up in the same wheelbarrow on the same afternoon.
The bar length on our mini chainsaw is not the limb thickness it handles. Here is where the line really falls, and what happens past it.
One number sets how hard a tool pulls, the other sets how long. Also the part most brands skip: our packs are not one family.
A dull chain makes dust instead of chips and asks you to push. What the angles mean, and why touching up beats grinding.
What a 110V inverter and a box of E6013 will and will not do in a home garage, and how to keep the breaker out of it.
Answer two questions about what is in front of you and the finder points at the shelf that handles it.