Greenworks (16") 12-Amp Corded Electric Chain Saw

- I Use this saw to mainly cut smaller logs to 16" long to fit my small home Stove. My home is in Southern Iowa boonies and I cut mostly seasoned local hardwood firewood: Red, white, pin, and post oaks, Hickory, green ash and elm.

- It cuts well if you hold the limb back against the saw body and keep the cut straight and let the chain cut, Don't try to bull it. Letting bar twist in a cut is likely to throw the chain off. This bar seems to be slightly more flexible side to side compared to two small Poulan Gas saws I've owned.

- This saw seems as powerful as my 32 cc gas saw. It seems to cut seasoned hardwood OK and goes through green wood very easily.

- I like the fact that it is ready to go whenever I am. I got tired of maintaining my 2 gas saws to start and run, with today's 10% ethanol fuel blends. I like it too, for it is quiet!

- Don't use this saw to try to cut through 1 inch diameter limbs or smaller- they are very bouncy and can also throw the chain off the bar. Keep all limbs back against the saw body to minimize throwing the chain off.

- I Use this saw to mainly cut smaller logs to 16" long to fit my small home Stove. My home is in Southern Iowa boonies and I cut mostly seasoned local hardwood firewood: Red, white, pin, and post oaks, Hickory, green ash and elm.

- It cuts well if you hold the limb back against the saw body and keep the cut straight and let the chain cut, Don't try to bull it. Letting bar twist in a cut is likely to throw the chain off. This bar seems to be slightly more flexible side to side compared... more

I love this chain saw with no more screw drivers or wrenches to tighten the chain. it runs so quite compared to my old chain saw. thanks for a great product.