Chainsaw Electric Start One-Way Drive

This is a pretty simple one. Since my latest revision of my chainsaw drill-start adapter no longer freewheels within the chainsaw itself, I needed something to do the same job but outsourced to the drill. So I bought a cheap starter drive on eBay and welded a socket to it.
I was worried I cooked it during welding, but luckily after a little use it freed back up. Outside of that concern, everything went more-or-less to plan and I now have a useful tool that works as needed.

[@AveragePootis]

Considering these are also rebranded as Mccullochs and how notoriously hard these things are to start, a part of me wants them to re introduce a factory electric start option like Mcculloch had in the mid 60s, i know its not the same company anymore but i can dream lol.

[@MrJackson66]

Save yourself time and a headache by using a ratcheting adapter for a break over bar and a drill adapter for sockets. You can use it on multiple engine set ups because it is reversible.

[@UncleMikesCustomThings]

I've seen people having good success with ratchet adapters. I figured the starter drive would be a little more stout, though, and I was getting pretty tired of breaking stuff.