Makita 18v 10 Chain Saw

[@evanjohns655]

Great video, a couple of tips, if they help others - it's often easier to put the chain on the sprocket of the saw and then to slide on the bar afterwards, saves a lot of pin tensioner winding and is easier to fit. If you also turn the chain a little by hand on the bar before you tighten up the nut, it will slacken off a little before you then retighten the pin and lock up the nut, especially with new chains.

[@dmgladden]

Thanks Evan

[@andrewgibbons8159]

Will we be getting an update review/ tool in action video ? Keep up the good work. Love your videos

[@dmgladden]

Hi and thanks Andrew, I didn't make one as the numbers showed little interest in this tool

[@andrewgibbons8159]

@@dmgladden hopefully Interest in time. Thanks

[@briansworkshop01]

Nice video David and it can be a great little tool thanks for sharing your thoughts and remember stay safe and make 🍺🍺👍👍

[@dmgladden]

Thanks Brian you too mate

[@chippiepaul232]

great video , hope all is well with you, as not seen many videos from you latley ?

[@stephenweston1807]

Interesting to see how well it cuts and how much life the battery gives. I would have removed the battery whilst assembling the chain etc just in case and maybe even glanced at the instructions although it's not a manly thing to do!

[@dmgladden]

Hi Stephen thank you for the comments and yes i totally agree that would have been a safer approach

[@Gubalicious]

Good to see you've got yourself a microphone mate. You've got a knack for explaining things. The only problem was that sometimes it was hard to hear what you were saying. Microphones sorted it 👍

[@dmgladden]

Thanks Gub yes i have wanted to do this for some time but the editing at the end was my biggest problem but then i learned how to use Resolve video editing software and now its slower but much better i think

[@andrewgibbons8159]

Makita or Dewalt? If you could only have 1 platform? 😀

[@dmgladden]

It would make life easier as long as we have the range

[@joroyle8108]

Like it