
Mini Chainsaw 6-Inch with Two Batteries, Blue
A handheld cordless saw with a quenched chain and two batteries for clearing storm debris, pruning branches, and bucking small firewood.
Storm limbs pile up fast behind the shed, and dragging out a heavy gas saw for arm-thick wood is more trouble than it is worth. We built this small green saw to grab with one hand when branches crowd the fence line. Two packs come in the kit so one can charge on the bench while you finish the pile.
Price and stock live with the storefront and can move between visits.

We build the drive with copper windings to keep torque steady as the bar bites into damp maple or dry pine. It cuts smooth through storm debris without dragging down.
The chain links go through deep heat treatment so the teeth hold their edge through piles of yard trash and fallen limbs. Keep your own bottle of bar oil handy to keep it running wet.
The box carries two rechargeable batteries. Run one down on the back fence line while the spare sits on the wall plug, so the second half of the yard does not wait on a recharge.
We shaped the housing to stay light enough to run with one hand while your other arm clears brush out of the path. The green shell stands out when you set it down in tall grass.
| Tool shelf | Mini chainsaws and saws |
|---|---|
| Where it works | Out in the yard, Around the house |
| Batteries | 2 |
Payment, delivery and returns run at the storefront, under its own rules.

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