Which little saw?

[topchippyles]

1 minute ago, Rough Hewn said:

Let's say on average you use only 1 gallon of fuel mix a week at £6.

That's £300 a year or £900

Over 3 years.

10 charges a week at 5p a charge is 50p a week, £25 a year or £75 over

3 years.

In 3 years the fuel savings alone pay for the Saw...

(And 2 expensive batteries)

Not to mention the health and environmental benefits.

I have a few einhell tools 18 volt which i really rate. Got 6x4 amp batteries  and was looking at this one ??

 

 

[Ratman]

Let's say on average you use only 1 gallon of fuel mix a week at £6.
That's £300 a year or £900
Over 3 years.
10 charges a week at 5p a charge is 50p a week, £25 a year or £75 over
3 years.
In 3 years the fuel savings alone pay for the Saw...
(And 2 expensive batteries)
Not to mention the health and environmental benefits.
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You’ll not do your milling jobs though will ya. I’m sure it’ll come but its a while off i think. Battery stuff is certainly getting more and more impressive though.

[topchippyles]

2 minutes ago, Ratman said:

You’ll not do your milling jobs though will ya. I’m sure it’ll come but its a while off i think. Battery stuff is certainly getting more and more impressive though.

Got 2 big monster saws boxed up in my workshop for that. Delivered today so this little un would be handy i was thinking ??

[AHPP]

I made about a hundred cuts 4" to 1.5" in fresh birch earlier. MSA 120 used half an AK20 battery.

 

[billpierce]

Cutting metre billets of 4 to 6inch seasoned beech into 3 or 4 logs per billet the duc 355 can fill the back of my double cab pickup off a single charge. with chip sides so its a good heaped load. But over 6 inch seems to deplete the battery faster

[Stere]

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Let's say on average you use only 1 gallon of fuel mix a week at £6.

That's £300 a year or £900

Over 3 years.

10 charges a week at 5p a charge is 50p a week, £25 a year or £75 over

3 years.

In 3 years the fuel savings alone pay for the Saw...

(And 2 expensive batteries)

Not to mention the health and environmental benefits.

Also might be worth considering

 

How many charge cycles aprox before batteries degrade a noticable % capacity though i wonder?

Also spare and repairs availability etc compared to petrol?

 

 

[Stere]

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Cutting metre billets of 4 to 6inch seasoned beech into 3 or 4 logs per billet the duc 355 can fill the back of my double cab pickup off a single charge. with chip sides so its a good heaped load. But over 6 inch seems to deplete the battery faster

Is that with two 5.0Ah batteries very impressive...

 

Think you mentioned before you had the knock off ones also?

 

Makita  cordless stuff seems to have shot up abit in price recently £100 more than they were last year for bare unit saw.

 

 

[Stere]

Stihl has a new micro toy saw ?

 

GTA 26 - Cordless garden pruner for trees and shrubs

WWW.STIHL.CO.UK

 

[Ratman]

Stihl has a new micro toy saw [emoji846]
 

GTA 26 - Cordless garden pruner for trees and shrubs

WWW.STIHL.CO.UK  

Sneeky sods, its not the same battery as the HSA25, just looks very similar [emoji6]

[gand]

That's because it's the hsa 26 now. They both take the AS2 battery