
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 wood drops across the fence line when you least want to drag out an extension cord. We built this orange saw to run on battery power with a short quenched chain and a copper-wound motor. You can run the cut with one hand while clearing the brush pile.
Price and stock live with our retail partner and can move between visits.

The copper windings deliver steady torque through knotty green wood and dry kindling. It keeps the chain moving through the cut without stalling out when you lean into a limb.
We pack two rechargeable batteries into the kit so one sits on the charger while the other works. Swap them at the woodpile when the first pack runs down.
The steel chain links go through a deep quenching heat treatment to hold an edge against dirty bark. It tracks smoothly along the short bar without chattering on thin branch ends.
We shaped the orange body to sit balanced in one hand while you hold branches aside with the other. The compact frame works well in tight hedge growth where larger tools bind.
| Tool shelf | Mini chainsaws and saws |
|---|---|
| Where it works | Out in the yard, Around the house |
| Batteries | 2 |
The storefront belongs to our retail partner. Payment, delivery and returns run on their side, under their rules.

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