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Heated saw handles pros and cons?

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Things have moved on... Mine wired into the bike plug 🙄

 

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Pete Mctree
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Great things, dry wet gloves on your hands, help prevent circulation problems and switch em off if you get too warm. Worth every penny for me.

Mark_Skyland
Mark_Skyland

Do you know if there has been much research into making a heated top handle saw? I guess it would be costly as there are less sales of top handles and extremely difficult to try and keep the weight do

Dan Maynard
Dan Maynard

Got a problem with this thread - I thought I had enough saws but now I need to get some with heated handles as well.

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2 hours ago, Khriss said:

You can get heated gloves from biker shop. Rig up little lithium battery harness, could give some relief on frosty mornings . K

I've got the Gerbing ones for riding  and plug them in to the bike, batteries are available but I think they only last 3 hours on low setting. The gloves alone are so expensive I wouldn't dream of using them for work.

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