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Electric Chainsaw
Electric chainsaws are a convenient way to trim smaller size trees and branches in your yard. A variety of safety and comfort features make them ideal for many projects.
Choosing Your Saw
The cutting capabilities of electric chainsaws can vary. Consider the type of job you’ll be doing and the size of the tree or limb you’ll be cutting. A small electric chainsaw might be perfect for quickly cutting down a few saplings. The most powerful electric chainsaws can cut through diameters of two feet or more. Look for a pole saw, or pruner chainsaw, to cut higher branches safely while keeping your feet on the ground.
Modern Features for Smooth Cutting
Many of today’s corded electric chainsaws are just as powerful as smaller gas-powered options. They’re easy to start and generally lighter and quieter than a gas model.
Look for an electric saw that has safety features like a chain brake and kick-back protection. A number of models, such as those offered by Homelite and Makita, also include an automatic bar and chain oiler to keep it lubricated.
A tool-free or automatic chain-tensioning system will help maintain proper tension while cutting. If you think you’ll be working for extended periods, look for a chainsaw with an anti-vibration handle to reduce user fatigue. Check out our tips for selecting a chainsaw, if you’re not sure where to start.
Whichever type of saw you choose, keep in mind that electric chainsaws do have to be plugged in. You’ll need to be working within 100 feet of a power outlet and will likely need an extension cord, as well. To learn more about chainsaws, check out our guide.
Choosing Your Saw
The cutting capabilities of electric chainsaws can vary. Consider the type of job you’ll be doing and the size of the tree or limb you’ll be cutting. A small electric chainsaw might be perfect for quickly cutting down a few saplings. The most powerful electric chainsaws can cut through diameters of two feet or more. Look for a pole saw, or pruner chainsaw, to cut higher branches safely while keeping your feet on the ground.
Modern Features for Smooth Cutting
Many of today’s corded electric chainsaws are just as powerful as smaller gas-powered options. They’re easy to start and generally lighter and quieter than a gas model.
Look for an electric saw that has safety features like a chain brake and kick-back protection. A number of models, such as those offered by Homelite and Makita, also include an automatic bar and chain oiler to keep it lubricated.
A tool-free or automatic chain-tensioning system will help maintain proper tension while cutting. If you think you’ll be working for extended periods, look for a chainsaw with an anti-vibration handle to reduce user fatigue. Check out our tips for selecting a chainsaw, if you’re not sure where to start.
Whichever type of saw you choose, keep in mind that electric chainsaws do have to be plugged in. You’ll need to be working within 100 feet of a power outlet and will likely need an extension cord, as well. To learn more about chainsaws, check out our guide.
Questions & Answers
- What are some popular features for Corded Electric Chainsaws?
- Some popular features for Corded Electric Chainsaws are tool-less chain tensioning, chain brake and automatic chain oiler.
- Can Corded Electric Chainsaws be returned?
- Yes, Corded Electric Chainsaws can be returned within our 90-Day return period.
- What are some of the most reviewed products in Corded Electric Chainsaws?
- Some of the most reviewed products in Corded Electric Chainsaws are the Homelite 14 in. 9 Amp Electric Chainsaw with 2,203 reviews, and the Homelite 16 in. 12 Amp Electric Chainsaw with 1,713 reviews.
- What are the shipping options for Corded Electric Chainsaws?
- All Corded Electric Chainsaws can be shipped to you at home.
- What is the difference between a gas chainsaw and an electric chainsaw?
- Electric chainsaws are usually the least expensive compared to the different types of chainsaws available. Most first-time users and homeowners opt for an electric chainsaw because of its ease of use and power output. Starting an electric chainsaw usually can be done with the flick of its switch, while gas chainsaws typically require pulling a cord on the tool, which can be temperamental. Electric chainsaws need to be plugged into a power source while in use. Gas chainsaws are chainsaws powered by fuel. This type of chainsaw is a popular choice for professionals and those requiring more power for large projects. It is essential to consider that a gas chainsaw, although more powerful, comes with more maintenance requirements like time to cool after a job, fuel drainage and proper storage. Within Corded Electric Chainsaws, we carry products with accessories that include Scabbard, Chain and Case with prices ranging from $50 to $300.
- What is the maximum diameter that products within Corded Electric Chainsaws can cut?
- When deciding what chainsaw is best for your needs, it is important to understand the size of the items that need to be cut. The maximum diameter that Corded Electric Chainsaws can cut ranges from 4 in. to 28 in. Check out the best-selling product, the 16 in. 12 Amp Electric Chainsaw.
