
Mini Chainsaw SK1806D-O for Branches
Clear storm limbs and overgrown fence lines with a compact cordless saw that fits in one hand and stores neat in its case.
Storm wind leaves a tangle of birch and maple across the yard, and dragging out the heavy gas saw is more hassle than the wood is worth. We built this small cordless saw for the branches you can reach from the ground. It runs on a rechargeable battery pack and handles with one hand.
Price and stock live with our retail partner and can move between visits.

We wind the motor with pure copper to keep torque steady as the teeth bite into green pine or dry oak. It spins the chain without bogging down on wrist-thick wood.
The guide chain goes through a deep quenching heat treatment so the cutting teeth hold their edge through a stack of brush. When it dulls, loosen the plate and swap on a fresh link.
We shaped the grip so the battery balances the bar. You can reach into thick thorn bushes or hold a branch with one gloved hand while the teeth clear it with the other.
The saw ships with a rechargeable battery pack and charger, but chain bar oil stays on your shelf. Dab a little oil across the rail before the first cut and top off the charge.
| Tool shelf | Mini chainsaws and saws |
|---|---|
| Where it works | Out in the yard, Around the house |
The storefront belongs to our retail partner. Payment, delivery and returns run on their side, under their rules.

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