With its massive 80V battery and brushless motor, this cordless chainsaw from battery-powered tool specialist Greenworks rivals many similarly sized gas-powered chainsaws. You’ll also find a knob you can turn to adjust the tension in the chain without any tools. The built-in Lubri-Tec system keeps the chain lubricates with an automatic oiler. If you need something that can deal with bulky firewood, then choose something that has a motor power between 1500 to 2000W. If it’s a cordless then 18V works to deal with most of the cutting jobs. On the other hand, if you need a cutting device for regular pruning, then you can try any of the lightweight chainsaws like Bosch UniversalChain 18. Noise & Vibration But if you’re looking for superior power, low noise operation, and an electric chainsaw that delivers top-notch performance, the CS1400 and CS1500 are worth a second look. Is this corded electric chainsaw on the ‘hit list’? I would have to say yes. For a product that costs under a hundred quid, it has a lot of power, decent build quality, and some good features to boot.

Ergonomic: Lightweight and balanced, low vibration, over-mold comfortable handle. 2 year warranty included. Includes 1 x electric chainsaw, 16 inch guide bar and chain Power - The chainsaw has a 2400W motor which is mains powered and delivers consistent power to the cutting blade. It also starts up instantly, unlike some petrol chainsaws. Clever design: 16in chainsaw with built-in chain tightening system doesn't require any tools. Other features include oil level window and front hand guard to protect from flying debris. Silent between cuts Moreover, it never produces disturbing noise or air polluting elements. At the same the machine works with full power and efficiency without any compromise. If you are looking for a high-power, low-noise electric chainsaw for trimming branches and limbs in your yard, the Oregon CS1400 corded chainsaw is the right choice. Save yourself time and hassle, since the CS1400 starts instantly and doesn’t require any gas-oil mixing. Made by the world's leading saw chain manufacturer, this chainsaw features a 16" chain that you can tighten without tools by using the built-in tensioning ring. The automatic oiler distributes oil on the bar and chain while on the saw, keeping your chainsaw lubricated and preventing premature wear. Product DetailsAnother mark against the McCulloch is the short power lead. At 4 metres, it is one of the shortest of all the electric chainsaws we got our hands on. I know it’s not a deal breaker, but as this chainsaw is already a little more expensive than a lot of its competition, you’d have thought McCulloch would have spared us the expense of having to buy a heavy-duty extension lead. The low price of this saw appears to be related to the small battery size (battery is not included), which limits runtime to about 15 minutes of work per charge—a design that simply gets the job done with possibly less durable components. One unique design feature that we liked, however, was the placement of the bar oil filler on top of the motor housing, just behind the handle. It eliminated the need to place the saw on its side for filling and made it easier to see the oil level while working. Overall, the saw felt and looked kind of cheap, and indeed it was inexpensive, but it definitely outworked its appearance for short jobs. It’s a good choice to have on hand for light-duty work.

Compared to the Oregon electric chainsaw, the Hyundai feels much lighter but I wouldn’t say it’s most lightweight mode I’ve ever used. It runs fairly quiet too, and vibrations are nothing to worry about. Choosing between gas, corded, and battery power dramatically changes what you are looking for and may eliminate some companies. To Conclude My Oregon Chainsaw ReviewIn terms of pricing, corded chainsaws are more affordable. You’ll have to spend more for a battery-powered model since the manufacturer will include the battery and charger in the product’s price. You can use this chainsaw for jobs like cutting firewood or pruning trees. It requires very little maintenance, thanks to the automatic oiler feature. The instant start feature makes it easy to use, and you won’t have a hard time maneuvering it since it only weighs 10 lbs. Just like gardening knives, shears, loppers, or any other cutting tool, you need to keep the chainsaw sharp for it to be of any use. For a full rundown on how to sharpen a chainsaw please head to the link provided.