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Slightly longer than the largest log rather than exactly at it. Cutting from both sides with a short bar is where most chainsaw accidents start, so headroom in the bar is worth having.

Petrol at 25.4cc to 52cc goes anywhere and runs all day on fuel. Corded saws at 1800W and 2200W are lighter and quieter with no fumes but need a lead. Cordless suits short jobs away from a supply.

They scale together. A 25.4cc engine drives a 250mm bar and a 52cc engine drives a 500mm bar. A long bar on an underpowered engine bogs in the cut rather than cutting slowly.

Cutting branches from the ground rather than from a ladder, by putting a short bar on the end of a pole. That removes the most dangerous part of most tree work.

20V bodies with 25cm bars as body only and as kits with two batteries or a 4Ah battery, plus a 20cm pole saw head and a 40V bare body on the D20 platform.

They are consumables matched to the machine rather than universal. Some petrol saws are supplied with an Oregon chain and bar, and the fitment is stated per saw.

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Bar length sets the diameter of timber a saw can cut safely in one pass, and a saw should be chosen slightly longer than the largest log rather than exactly at it. Cutting from both sides with a short bar is where most chainsaw accidents start. Bar length is also what decides how heavy the saw feels at the end of an outstretched arm.

Power source then decides where and for how long. Petrol saws at 25.4cc to 52cc go anywhere and run all day on fuel. Corded saws at 1800W and 2200W are lighter and quieter with no fuel or fumes, at the cost of a lead. Cordless saws suit short jobs away from a supply.

Engine size scales with bar length rather than being independent of it. A 25.4cc engine drives a 250mm bar and a 52cc engine drives a 500mm bar, and a long bar on an underpowered engine bogs in the cut rather than cutting slowly. Draper hold petrol saws at 25.4cc, 45cc, 51cc and 52cc across bar lengths from 250mm to 500mm.

Pole saw heads put a short bar at the end of a pole so branches are cut from the ground rather than from a ladder, which removes the most dangerous part of the job. Chain and bar are consumables and are matched to the machine. Send the timber size to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Corded saws suit a garden with a supply nearby where fuel handling would be more than the job needs.

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Slightly longer than the largest log rather than exactly at it. Cutting from both sides with a short bar is where most chainsaw accidents start, so headroom in the bar is worth having.

Petrol at 25.4cc to 52cc goes anywhere and runs all day on fuel. Corded saws at 1800W and 2200W are lighter and quieter with no fumes but need a lead. Cordless suits short jobs away from a supply.

They scale together. A 25.4cc engine drives a 250mm bar and a 52cc engine drives a 500mm bar. A long bar on an underpowered engine bogs in the cut rather than cutting slowly.

Cutting branches from the ground rather than from a ladder, by putting a short bar on the end of a pole. That removes the most dangerous part of most tree work.

20V bodies with 25cm bars as body only and as kits with two batteries or a 4Ah battery, plus a 20cm pole saw head and a 40V bare body on the D20 platform.

They are consumables matched to the machine rather than universal. Some petrol saws are supplied with an Oregon chain and bar, and the fitment is stated per saw.

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