Echo CS-3510 Review & In Action

[@stevem.4993]

I own this chainsaw and absolutely love it.

[@willsteiner8021]

Thank you for the review. Bought one yesterday before watching your video. Returned a 16" DeWalt cordless that after about 20 cuts would simply not run due to an overheating sensor. Cool down time was about 6 hours and the weather outside was 65 degrees. Looking forward to finishing up the job of cutting 3-5 limbs into 16" firewood size pieces.

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Great to hear!

[@willsteiner8021]

It’s really a very substantial home chainsaw. It does a great job.

[@DebrahELyons]

The Echo works for many folks (me included) because of its power and light weight.That is an advantage when you are sawing away while your back is at a crazy angle. The light weight allows more ache free sawing.

[@EshlemaniaTV]

I don't know of anyone that has ran a CS-3510 that hasn't been impressed

[@stevem.4993]

@@EshlemaniaTV bought one yesterday and it has surpassed my expectations great saw and awesome video

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Great to hear! We have not heard anyone say that they were disappointed with this saw. Echo really nailed it with one!

[@brub5174]

Wow. If this is without any adjustments, that's pretty good. It will only get better when ported. Going to buy one later today thanks for your video!

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Straight out of the box!

[@walterwalters3069]

Have Echo blower for years and love it so today got this chainsaw and I know that Echo is the BEST for the money! Paid only $249!!!!

[@tonym6920]

Great demo, thanks! 👍👍 I can see where they might make an option for a longer bar, but 16” would be fine for a homeowner like myself.

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Yeah, I think this saw is well balanced with a 16". I think an 18" might start to rob the power.

[@joshua7999]

Just picked one up today. I’m a home owner, have a few dead trees that I am worried would come down at the house during a storm. Already got one down, the saw did fantastic. I originally inquired about the 4510 but supply chain issues being what they are….it wasn’t available. No regrets though. This will serve me well.

[@EshlemaniaTV]

We've ran the CS4510 and the CS3510. We thought the CS4510 was a good all-around saw at a good price. But when we ran the CS3510 we were very impressed with its performance. The CS3510's combination of the performance, price, and lightweight really make it hard to pass up.

[@JesusRuiz-fg4bk]

The best for its price !! Lightweight and powerful!!

[@partscounterguys650]

This was a big improvement over the CS-352 and definitely worth the extra money over the CS-310

[@EshlemaniaTV]

That's for sure!

[@rudyh553]

@@EshlemaniaTV i just bought the saw after watching your video a few times and man your right for the money its a nice lightweight saw for cutting overgrown brush or medium size wood

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Glad you like it! It packs some surprising power for it's weight.

[@BAKERHUSKIE]

Just sold my old cs310, thinking if I should replace it with this one. Two different stores didn't have the cs310. Maybe is a sign

[@EshlemaniaTV]

We would take the CS-3510 over a CS-130 any day of the week. The CS-3510 is worth every extra dollar it costs over the CS-310.

[@clawhammerinc]

i got a new one too and mine boggs down pretty bad thinking of turning up the air mixture any thoughts on it.

[@darrellyea6470]

Open up the muffler and turn up the main jet in the carburetor and you'll see an increase in power.

[@LiamG903]

Bought one for the wife, she loves it, also own a 490 and 590

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Good to hear! It's a great light weight saw for around the home.

[@BAKERHUSKIE]

How do Sharpen the 590?

[@archerpiperii2690]

Keep the chain sharp and the fuel fresh and this saw works great.

[@isaiahslawncare8600]

Love how echo has all these great features and one of the best saws out there and still cant make a decent gas or oil cap

[@donaldbonner3912]

Just purchased the cs1510 today because of echo’s great craftsmanship and quality

[@donaldbonner3912]

Sorry I meant 3510

[@absentehhh8263]

The choke switch is flimsy

[@kukkaro7749]

I thought you were talking about Stihl. Always pain in the ass to fuel my saw

[@jorangel87]

Love my echos but my stihls caps are definitely better

[@tonyd1149]

Dear Eshlemania TV, nice video. Thank you for making and posting it. ¿Is it possible to change the bar/chain to a 14" size (Echo made), please? You mentioned that it's possible, but Echo seems to indicate (by a lack of availability & [my] dealer inquiry). If you have more information, please do share, if possible. Thank you. (Homeowner, with Arborvitaes to trim & hopefully, remove some).

[@whittiercheech5659]

you convinced me I just bought it based on your video. I'm in Los Angeles county and we've had so much rain had a few trees fall

[@KM-os4be]

It would be nice to see a comparison with the stock anti kickback green chain vs a Oregon 91VXL yellow chain on the CS 3510. My CS 352 sure cut much better with the 91VXL chain vs OEM chain.

[@obeconoberougle9497]

Your thoughts and opinions on the Echo 3510 vs the Husqvarna 440/440e please?

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Great question! Depends on how big of stuff you are cutting and how consistently you are using the saw for larger logs. This CS-3510 is impressive! It has good power for it's size and is so maneuverable and light weight. But I think for more regular use in larger logs the Husqvarna 440 is the better choice. The 440 has a bit more power and torque and because of that you have the option to move up to an 18 inch bar on it if needed and it will still perform well.

[@Saw_Squatch]

How would you compare it to the 2511p and the 361p? I'm looking for something light but still usable. 90% of the time I'm running a Stihl 044 with 28" bar and my current "small saw" is my Stihl 026 pro with 16" .325 but even that seems kinda overkill for clearing honeysuckle, skinny Balsams, cedars, and tamaracks, basically brushing and slashing weed trees where you're in awkward positions flinging a saw around I'm all sorts of ways OSHA might not approve of. I used a Stihl 201c at work and loved it I just can't justify spending $600 on a saw with such a limited purpose when echo is making these saws this good for way less.

[@alexandercopeland2849]

Go with a Stihl ms171, its smaller engine and cut way faster then that echo cs3510 (which i traded my McChulloch 650 for used echo cs3510 facebook). Seen why he wanted it gone.

[@charlesdarwin180]

So, how does it compare to the cs352 which it replaced?

[@BlackWarriorLures]

Solid information.

[@jamescandies8767]

I own a CS-352 and have been very happy with that model. When will CS-3510 be available to purchase at Home Depot?

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Not sure about Home Depot, but it's been available at Echo dealers for a few months now.

[@jasonfuentes4686]

I ordered mine on Home Depot’s website. It’s the exacts same price as the CS-352.

[@EshlemaniaTV]

If you've ran a CS-352, then you will really like the cs-3510

[@joelhockett8137]

I'd like too use a normal 3/8's full chisel 16" chain on my echo cs3510 rather than the "low profile" one they come with? And..Not certain if its possible to do so w/out changing the original bar. Anyone, have any in site? I've read as long as it is less than a 72 link I'm able to use the echo bar?

[@austinszafranski8548]

I’d love to see how it compares to the cs361p. I have ran the 361 for over a year now and it absolutely screams.

[@ridemfast7625]

If the filter works better then the CS-352 then Echo did good. Lighter is always better. Have been using the cs352 for several years cutting a couple cords of oak a year. The power to weight ratio is impressive, especially after a muffler mod and tuning.

[@EshlemaniaTV]

The CS-3510 won't disappoint you if you're used to the CS-352. There's quite a few people we talk to that think the CS-3510 might even cut a little faster than the CS-4510

[@zack6892]

I just got this saw and it’s a great tool for the price. Honestly I was hesitant about buying it thinking it would be too small but honestly she rips for a 35cc. I haven’t seen any muffler mod videos on this one but I would like to see how it does after getting opened up.

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Glad to hear that you like it!

[@g.d.7629]

Is that 18in on 35ccs???

[@EshlemaniaTV]

16 inch bar

[@Learningmane]

Finally a review i don't fast forward due to a bunch of useless schoolgirl chit chat. Thank you sir for your awesome video.

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Thanks for the great feedback

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

👍👍👍

[@g.d.7629]

That little sob really runs!!!!!

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Yes, it was very surprising how light it was and how much power it has for it's size. It honestly gives the CS-4510 a good run for it's money!

[@g.d.7629]

@@EshlemaniaTV At 8.2lbs no contest if you have arthritis and bad back.

[@rarivard]

How do you start this thing?

[@BarSpringOutdoors]

I'm going to assume you bought this new, but look at your owners manual

[@kellyjoyner4912]

OMG..do your self a huge favor and just take it back get u a refund..and hire someone that actually knows what they are doing in using a chainsaw and let them do the work instead of you.. cause obviously if u do not know how to crank a chainsaw up then u should not be using one at all doing any tree work..what kind of real man don't know how to use a chainsaw ..lol my god

[@billstewart2433]

Though hp can be approximately inferred from the engine cc, it seems disingenuous of Echo not to specify peak hp of their chainsaws, since they obviously know. As long as any exposed bar length is over 1/2 the diameter of the log, any chainsaw will buck it. It's just how long are you willing to wait while it cuts it? :)

[@jonnysnipes3123]

I have this saw, it’s the baby version of the 7310p but also the most cheapest quality that it can be made with. Runs great n shit, it just feels so cheaply made tho lol

[@EshlemaniaTV]

We have yet to find a saw for that price that runs as good as the CS3510. It just keeps cutting!

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

Priced too high for what it is. For another $60, you can catch an ECHO CS-590 Timber Wolf when they go on sale. It's more a $199 saw. For that? It's definitely worth it. Looks like it'll be overkill for the average homeowner which is fine. I'm a big believer in having more tool than you need for the job.

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Thanks for the feedback

[@g.d.7629]

Yes by time you pay tax your near $300 and stihl ms 250 is $299 right now. 10lbs 45ccs 3.0 HP

[@illbetherejk3212]

What!?! The 3510 is $259 and HD. I just ordered one for $215 on sale. The 590 is $399 at HD. That's a significantly higher cost for a significantly larger and heavier saw.

[@oross99]

@@g.d.7629 The MS 250 is far from being a great saw 3hp but not a lot of torque and doesn't start as easy as an Echo. I sold mine and bought a 3510 and a 590.

[@EshlemaniaTV]

Insert Morgan Freeman "He's right you know" here under your comment @oross99. That's the trend with newer Stihl equipment.

[@Smodlee]

That is very dangerous the way he’s cutting those logs supposed to use the tip

[@i1bike]

when pressing gas with such small saw for long time, lower the rpms periodically while sawing such big log. You might give it more years to live before it piston mechanism blows off