Rating all my Chainsaws!!

[@BuckYaSaws]

You definitely know about craving! That’s one part of the saw world I haven’t gone. I got a ms151t & cs-2511t both with 1/4 pitch but I prune with them. Keep up the nice work & get that ms881!

[@aaron-dd5zr]

Second comment. I am so impressed to see a young person , a young lady, with Chainsaw input. We the Dewalt i seen in action, when a big tree fell on the back Country roads. A building crew was on the other side of the tree, taking it apart. I was pretty impressed. But im am glad you had imput on the Stihl battery saw. I know my Jonsered 2163 turbo is way older than you lol. It is a heavy saw. I got a MS170. I use it for my landscaping on small to medium stuff. Echo a minus 3. Probably heavy.

[@jasonjones5213]

Nice collection, I love Stihl and always will.However I have found other saws that worked well.Great video.

[@chainsawjenna]

I feel the same way! Thank you for watching!😋

[@staceyspears9338]

Great info to give people things to think about.

[@chainsawjenna]

Thank you Stacey! I tried to think of everything and be as honest about my saws. Thanks for watching.😁

[@IndianaDoug]

I need a cameraman🤦🏻‍♂️ great video Jenna👍🏻

[@Doc-Cole_Trickle-of-Chainsaws]

Hey ID!

[@chainsawjenna]

Thanks Doug! I married one 😄😄

[@DiamondBack24]

The 201c is an amazing saw for sure. I also like the ms290

[@coreydavoll7622]

Nice collection!

[@scottdennis1546]

Impressive!! Do you sharpen your chains yourself? That would be a good video.

[@DiamondBack24]

I love stihl chainsaws. Best can get :)

[@billyshumate853]

Nice video Jenna. What in the world do you want with the 881😃😃

[@chainsawjenna]

Amazing things of course!!!!🤩

[@zackoenig8958]

I love your videos. I'm a carver from Wisconsin. I heard you mention that you had a ms150 and it blew up. I was wondering if it was just worn out or if something let loose. I have a ms151 with a dime tip and I love it, but it was an expensive little bugger. Hopefully it lasts for a while. P.S. I also have 2 ms194's. Keep up the good work!

[@TheDennys21]

I don't understand why these tiny little kid saws are so goddamn expensive, you can buy a big saw for the same money.

[@WINNIELI-s7n]

great video❤👍

[@Bournefort]

Stihl is the best. The MS500i is my favorite saw for all-around work but I can understand why you want the 881. Haha

[@chainsawjenna]

500i I hear is amazing! gotta go big then work my way down 😄

[@ShirleyDupre-qz2ok]

Stihl has a tad more power cc to cc but I own both an my echo is more tough less issues after a year

[@ScorpioIsland]

You have so many fantastic ingredients for YT. Absolutely everything you need to be at a million subs and making a career of it. And the number of times you say “like” is gruelling. If you have to do a couple retakes to get rid of them, it’d radically increase watchability.

[@cloudtwenty2528]

As for me Ms 382😊❤

[@Trialeric88]

Great video, but I was expecting a coldstart every time :)

[@alexperkins97]

Sthil or husqvarna? New sthil MS171 or refurbished husqvarna 435? Just using it once or twice a year to trim branches or cut up fallen branches

[@Palshoej]

Why are the chain loss on all the saws?

[@alan-dr8uo]

How do you keep up with all the chains

[@MrWKU123]

Why no huskys?

[@Wannabearborist]

Dude, she literally mentioned that she wants a husqvarna, she also mentioned that she just loves stihl. If you see someone who mainly has stihl, you don’t ask ‘em why they don’t have a husqvarna. If you see someone with mainly husqvarna you don’t ask ‘em why they have no stihl. Husqvarna and stihl are a lot different from each other, from service dealers to products to how they feel and run and also availability. Stihl has: Service dealers everywhere A very loyal costumer base A good reputation Not the best availability because you can only get them at stihl shops and very few other equipment dealers Husqvarna has: No widely available service dealers A little smaller but still loyal costumer base A decent reputation (but you do hear more often that they come out of the box and already have trouble, I also have personal experience with that) Great availability because you buy them basically everywhere. Same way you don’t go to a dog shelter and ask them about cats. Husqvarna people and stihl people are very much the same except for what brand takes up all garage space

[@simonsjolund2401]

Husqvarna has a lot of service dealers and don’t blow their engines all the time, and you can also only buy them at Husqvarna dealers who also services the saws to not mention that they are more reliable than stihl.

[@Wannabearborist]

@@simonsjolund2401 that might be different from country to country but where I live there are almost no husqvarna dealers, and from personal experience I’ve found husqvarna as tools and brand to not be reliable.

[@simonsjolund2401]

@@Wannabearborist aha because where I live there is less Stihl than Husqvarna dealers and I have found Stihl less reliable than Husqvarna.

[@nerdsunscripted624]

You should try an echo 2511!!! I’m a stihl guy but the 2511 is 3-4 pounds lighter than the stihl 201, and only 20% less powerful. SO easy on the hands. I’ve never done chainsaw carving before but want to try it, and the only echo I run is the 2511. It’s practically weightless at like 6 pounds. I run a 462 for pretty much everything else currently as again, I’m just looking to start learning chainsaw carving. Any chance you can do some tutorials on beginner carving? Like some easier examples of things to carve to get into it before you start getting crazy detailed and artistic?

[@HeywoodJabozoff]

i rate this video 32 / 36 TPI.

[@savagewolf1966]

Jenna,just came across your videos,you are very noligible on saws, do you have a video on what the # are and what they mean?. professional version,and home owners,I just heard there's a differents, someone told me it's the black line or line on the top of the saw meaning it's a commercial saw?

[@frankz1125]

Like 150. You have a way to go still. Cheers

[@kyledavis5408]

I think you need to get a ECHO Timber Wolf CS-590. I have one, and I also have a Sthil MS-511. And my CS-590 has been more dependable than my MS-511. But I definitely think you should give it a try. Several chainsaw carvers say to go with ECHO because ECHO supports chainsaw carving, and they are really good saws. So maybe you could give the CS-590 Timber Wolf a chance.

[@KevinJimenez-wl6lo]

😎👍👍✌

[@jasonricchio5139]

I subscribed to your channel after watching a pair of videos by Busted Knuckle Woodworks & Inland Wood & Resin about KZbin woodworking content creators you should be watching. This is the first of your videos that I have ever seen. I am not disappointed and will definitely be back for more.

[@chainsawjenna]

Awww Sweet! Thanks Jason for joining my journey!😁😁

[@billyshipman2199]

I was wondering if you wou;ld use an electric chainsaw. At lest the battery wont go dead. Nice and informative video.

[@chainsawjenna]

Thank you I love my battery chainsaws! 😁

[@santiagoberea6532]

Hope you get ur ms 881 aka small motorcycle with a bar and chain!

[@SanderEintr]

you shuld try out the stihl gta 26

[@sebastiencharbonneau7808]

Nothing for the Pinkway?

[@aaron-dd5zr]

Chainsaw Jenna? 😅. MS is a stihl brand. My 2163 turbo Jonsered will eat all those saws. Stihl you need take spark plug out while traveling alot.

[@LoneStarMillennial]

My two takeaways from this video are that a) headscratchingly, it doesn't sound like Jenna used chainsaws before carving? Which is such a foreign concept to me. It's like never having driven a car until you started drifting, and only use them for drifting. b) is Jenna unaware gas chainsaws require bar oil? The comments on every electric saw's bar oil makes it sound like gas chainsaws don't use it, or as much of it (if I'm inferring instead of taking the comment literally).

[@RangerRage69]

I want to watch you carve a bear with an 881! It will be good for big blocking or making cubes, but I want to see you carve out a bear’s ears with it. 😂

[@chainsawjenna]

Let’s reach my goal! Tell you friends about this video lol😄

[@jeffwhite2107]

Try a MS 500 i you will love it. It’s like a crotch rocket. It’s my favorite one I own.

[@metalandwood4u]

Dont let your saws run out of gas unless you want to store them for some time.

[@Doc-Cole_Trickle-of-Chainsaws]

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[@metalandwood4u]

@@Doc-Cole_Trickle-of-Chainsaws dont let a tank go empty unless you want to store the saw. Its less trouble keeping fresh fuel in the lines and carb except for extended time. So refill your tank before the saw shuts off.

[@robertotirabasso2812]

I need lessons

[@Maxxxx2433]

Save your broken tools; I need them.

[@polderfischer8565]

Too much "like" and wild handmoves....😉

[@PatSmith-f9t]

Your Hot and KZbins new format is NOT!

[@joerivanlooy5165]

boring like usual

[@noclass2gun342]

youre a little off on stihls numbering system... C doesnt denote a pro saw... it designates it as a comfort model... IE it has anti-vibe... All stihl chainsaws use this formula... the first digit dictates the CC range, the second denotes whether it is a pro or homeowner grade saw (even numbers are pro saws, and odd numbers are homeowner saws) and the last digit indicates if it has upgraded features (ie stratofied engine). For instance, a 391 is a homeowner grade saw in the 60-69cc saw with a stratofied engine, where a 362 is a pro saw in the 60-69cc range. the Older saws are a little different (like the 044 is basically the same saw as the 440 magnum) also, R saws have a full wrap handle, and M saws are M-tronic saws... and obviously the newest I designation indicates its a fuel injected saw (500i is the only saw with this)

[@СергейЖижиковРезьбаподереву]

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