How to use an Electric Saw - Electric Chain Saw

[@dianekelly3452]

Thank you for a great demonstration of how to use this saw. I've had one for years and can now use it for other jobs on my property. Very grateful for your tips.

[@JoanKentBible]

Thank you for a great demonstration. I bought one to cut down tree branches, just like your neighbours, but needed clear instructions as to how to use it. I am really grateful for your video, I can go ahead now with confidence.

[@billatchisonsholidayvideos6306]

Thank you for the instruction on how to set up in jigsaw mode, the instructions that came with the saw are a bit vague on altering the position of the shoe.

[@sharonbland9061]

I brought one of these x have not used it yet. Thought I would come on KZbin and find out , very impressed my husband is a little nervous of me using it lol I brought it as I'm not very good with manual sewing x looking forward to using it x thank you your video x

[@MyWagga]

You will find it great.

[@lucyobillo35]

Thanks for the demo, you made using this tool look so easy. I was a bit nervous about using it but I followed your instructions and tried it out for a few seconds.

[@MyWagga]

Well thanks, glad I could help you out.

[@MestizaCouture]

Thanks , but it would help if it has a closed up when changing the blades

[@Scipionic1941]

Thanks very much, a useful instruction. Was the cable a bit too close to the blade? I was told always to lead it over my right shoulder.

[@karmatingz5797]

Thank you. I e literally just had one delivered and the instructions that come with it are a joke! So your help is very much appreciated.

[@Driftage1]

Just bought one of these from Amazon, and it's great! I can't thank you enough for making this video, it has really helped me out a lot! Thanks again!

[@bellylaughing]

Thank you for sharing. Nicely made vid - am looking for a chain saw for cutting garden branches. This may even be something more useful!

[@ADDISON857]

Meilleures explications, ajoutées à la démonstration de chaque lames🙏Bravo, y’a pas mieux🤷🏻‍♀️Merci, félicitations 👩🏼‍🦰

[@warpussnoluv]

Thanks, good demonstration im very contented having bought this,just bought it for the saw but look whatelse ive got! A jigsaw and metal cutter!!!

[@15thsquadron01]

Im glad I watched and Learned. This Video is Great for a Beginner or anyone useing a chain saw for the first time who dose not know the dangers. I always wanted to use the safety equipment. The Face Shield and The Helmet. Knowing what to expect from kick back. And how dangerous it can be is Very! Good! Info.

[@blewdraaz1057]

Thank you so much! Appreciate your support. I can get to work safely and with confidence now x

[@ChrisM541]

Very nice demonstration, cheers bud. I've just dismantled some large wooden furniture and this will be the ideal tool to quickly cut the larger panels down into manageable sizes, and, appropriate some for additional shelving I can make use of.

[@stewartrobertson2668]

Cheers for the demo, have used this saw quite a few times. however whilst cutting a 8-10cm sapling the weight of tree clamped onto blade & blade came off & I cant put it back in ?? I believe its probably due to the pin that holds the blade is still horizontal & should be vertical but for the life of me I cant turn the pin with a flat screwdriver even though theres a slot in it Can You please help ??

[@Drivaaar]

If you hold in the blade release button, it should then let you use a flat screwdriver to turn that pin.

[@MyWagga]

Cheers, they are very handy saws for certain job's.

[@marmite.]

Thank for this video.ive just bought one, can't wait to use it,1 question though,mines says on the other side where you have the black button to put a screw driver in and change direction of the plastic button/screw.it has 3 little picture one of the button/screw horizontal,the next picture with screw driver turn the button/screw anti clock wise till button/screw is diagonal, X for horizontal, ✔️ for diagonal but no matter how I or my neighbour tries it won't move..Have you any idea what it's for...

[@MyWagga]

Sorry Carol, but I cant help here. I hope you get it sorted though.

[@marmite.]

@@MyWagga thanks for your reply,I found another video that explained it,you only use screw driver when that Plastic screw doesn't go diagonal when changing blade..

[@naz213x]

Excellent video and nice instruction given, thanks for sharing this how to use and whats the best to get.

[@Guitar6ty]

Excellent review and presentation

[@mengledoe]

Wow I cannot wait to use this awesome tool I just bought one last week, looks very easy to use, I have a lot of tree's just dying to be trimmed gonna be a blast :-) Awesome Video :-)

[@MyWagga]

Marlon Engledoe Yes it's a lot easier than using a hand saw

[@pumamycat]

I didn’t know about the jigsaw element, so glad I watched this, btw, I’ve had this saw for about 3 years

[@samessa3155]

Very clear & useful video. Thank you for sharing & caring 🤍

[@Embracing01]

I've used one of those to cut through plastic, and also mental using the standard blade, and most of the teeth are worn down but it still cuts. Also used it on a thick conifer tree stump, not the ideal tool but it will cut through.

[@jingyak7]

Thank you so much! But I couldn’t find the exact same one. Would you tell me the model name? Can it cut through 3” x 8”wood?

[@MyWagga]

It might cut that thickness but only softwood. I don't think you can get this model anymore. If you are going to do a lot of constant heavy work then a real chainsaw would be better. This is for the occasionional DIY type of job.

[@jingyak7]

@@MyWagga 🙏 is red wood hard wood ? The real saw is not so handy.

[@MyWagga]

@@jingyak7 Yes but all you can do is try. Its a handy tool for all sorts of jobs and I guess if it don't work for the job you have in mind, it won't be a complete waste. It's bound to come in handy for something.

[@mehlizabeautylondonmakeupb9856]

How to cut angle or bevel with jigsaw function? Does the base of location change ?

[@Drivaaar]

No, the base location is fixed.

[@samanthapaul2798]

Thanks for the useful demo, just a tip though, when fitting any blade, leave the plastic guard on until its securely in place 😀

[@t800rja4]

Totally brilliant video

[@rodchronister1830]

Can you use the hacksaw blade (not metal cutting blade) for PVC pipe?

[@81tommythunder]

Nice one good vid that just got one for chopping pallets up for fire 50 pound 😊

[@Linda-lo6sh]

I have one that is very similar, but have a problem with the saw & black thing it goes over. I am wondering if anyone still has a problem with this one? wondering if the other saws will fit this one.. anyone know what I'm talking about?? can help me?

[@rosem2977]

Thank you

[@drdavidshlosberg4974]

Fabulously helpful video - many thanks pal.

[@MyWagga]

Thank's David!

[@edwardbonner9365]

Ideal for cutting a frozen joint of meat in half.

[@jgrav1205]

Love my scorpion saw! Cuts plywood sheets like a hot knife through butter, and gives a clean cut (no splintering)..... Just finished ply lining and building ply racking for my lads van. I reckon this saw saved me 1/2 a day compared to hand cutting. Worth every penny! Cost me less than £30 with 3 blades and case.....

[@MyWagga]

Nice one j, hope it gives years of use.

[@jgrav1205]

Yep... I started with my spear and jackson handsaw and it just ripped the ply ( splintered the sheets). Pulled out my scorpion and couldn't believe the result!!... I own a lot of power tools from makita..... 14v and 18v drills,..to dewalt, 110v drill, Bosch planer,240v drill,and 12v drills....,However B+D have never let me down, I own a Black and Decker 240v drill, orbital sander,.......circular saw, ..3.6v lithium ion screwdriver, mouse sander, and scorpion saw........and I can't fault them!!

[@Sbuk55]

Great video, thankyou. I've got this exact model, never used it, daughters just moved out so the stud wall I'm taking down, wish me luck 🙂

[@hilaryrobinson423]

Really helpful thanks

[@warpussnoluv]

Ohye btw was worried you were going to cut the cable,one must be cautious with that too! Ps awesome about the ease of blade change as well!

[@MyWagga]

Yes thanks Tiina, I cut the cable to a hedge trimmer once lol

[@joshproffitt4176]

I got one, they are really good 😃 👍

[@davecrookham2903]

Great thanks been up the wall trying to sort it out haha

[@kevinrtres]

CAn it cut corrugated iron roof sheets? If so, what's the result like?

[@MyWagga]

Never tried it on corrugated roofing but I expect its as good a method as any other.

[@mahmoodbhamji6279]

Enjoyed the video. You could have added an extra bit of information that the inner blade slot stud should be in a horizontal position and the slot upward i.e vertical... You can release it by pressing the block knob and using a screwdriver to turn it the right way. . I learnt the hard way. when I couldn't get the blade back into the slot.

[@lenniecapuano521]

ive had 3 of them they r brill

[@commendatori1]

Really good video mate, thanks alot.

[@MyWagga]

Thanks Nikhil

[@andrewlax9697]

Great review thank you

[@dianegill4229]

Yes, thanks for this review, now all I need is to find the price here in Portland, Australia.

[@marklasisi2342]

Great review before my purchase thanks!

[@KP-mb9jx]

Thanks for such a great video. Sadly the clamp which holds the blade in mine has broken, which I believe from some of the reviews is not uncommon with this saw, and the blade is still stuck in it and can't be removed. If anyone can please tell me how to repair it i'd be extremely grateful. I've undone the screws but can't remove the guard, as I'm unsure how to do it. Thanks.

[@MyWagga]

Thanks Karen, hope you get sorted.

[@Michael-cy7cl]

Question. are you the same C Dawber who was in the Navy (Nelson) in the seventies, Drove a Rover 2000 and lived by a railway line in Preston at the time?.

[@MyWagga]

Michael yes that's me.

[@CoyleWindowCleaning]

Come in handy for the van fit chris!

[@robba1234]

No one mentiones the fact that the keep can rotate, and can be rotated. Everything lines up great but it can end up out of line, a screwdriver can return this but as they say if you don't know, you don't know. Apparently it used to have an insruction on this next to opening but it rubs off

[@martinmcleod9162]

Great vid, but I was very worried you were going to cut through the cable.

[@TheTarieff]

Thanks for this review , according to my knowledge this tool cold reciprocating saw not chain saw , I bought one from Sweden in 2006 and I use it to cut the leaf of date palm tree from its base it was very usefuf and effective

[@MyWagga]

Tarief Habeeb Yes indeed you are correct about the reciprocating bit. We already knew this when we did the video but we felt it would rank better on KZbin if we added 'chain saw'. It's a very useful tool to have.

[@teiklianglee]

thank u 4 sharing

[@MyWagga]

Glad you like it!

[@moonsofourmother2815]

Thanks Wagga

[@Chas605]

Hi, I have one of these saws, but cannot fit the blades. The problem is that the bit that is supposed to lock the blade in place is sticking out so that the blade cannot bypass it when it goes in the slot. Most frustrating. Can anyone help? thanks in advance

[@doghairdontcarelindaniel7531]

Must push black release button as u turn screwdriver........ instructions do not say this.

[@Chas605]

@@doghairdontcarelindaniel7531 Thanks!

[@charleejo5702]

how come you lobbed the tree bit into your neighbours garden. lol thanks for the video i will buy one now. ☺

[@MyWagga]

Thats just the council ditch next to me so I just throw bits of wood into it.

[@marksandsmith6778]

My neighbour lent me his scorpion. I wish I'd seen this first.

[@TheTarieff]

Thanks for your answer, it happens with me when I try to show a vedio on you tube I should check the name youTube similar items otherwise it will be shown with another not similar vedios

[@ritzschilembert1925]

how much is that in the philiphines i want to buy

[@MyWagga]

Have a look on Amazon if possible

[@warburtonize]

Not easy to fix the blade. My model needs a screw driver to align hub vertically. Any help please anybody ?

[@doghairdontcarelindaniel7531]

Well this is 4yrs later. Yes I had to use screwdriver AND push release button as u do. It FINALLY clicked into place. This video makes it look so easy, yeah right.

[@vidneypopples]

I've just bought one of these & spent the last hour trying to get the blade in. I think it's faulty it just won't fit.

[@MyWagga]

vidville vid There's a knack to it. Look at the instructions again.

[@vidneypopples]

Thanks for your quick response.I have sorted it. I had to press the blade release button whilst turning the locking pin with a screwdriver. Doesn't tell me that in the instructions. Thanks again

[@MyWagga]

Glad to be of help

[@Onwardsandupwards2023]

I cant get the blade in, it wont slot into place

[@occa30]

Easy put a small flat screw driver down hole on the other side of the button press and turn align with saw blade and blade will go in like

[@JamalMunshi]

Thank you very much or as we say here in Thailand Khob Khun Khrubp

[@MyWagga]

Nice of you to say so. Khob Khun Khrubp

[@algeneral454]

Thank u

[@alexcole4970]

Firstly. Thank you for the video. Secondly. You might want to consider changing the angle you sawing. You where do close to your thigh when it went though the wood. Would hate for you to hit an arterie! Stay safe

[@Michael-cy7cl]

Hi, long time no see, how you doing these days?. Do you remember we made an r/c glider whilst in Vanguard block?. Are you still at Preston?. I went there once for a weekend to help you with your fence.RegardsMichael

[@MyWagga]

Hi Mike yes I remember it well. I remember how the glider didn't go too well either! It was a Triumph 2000 I had and which you drove very competently as I remember. I'm not in Preston anymore and a lot of water has passed under the bridge since then. I now live in Durham.

[@MyWagga]

Oops this one here lol facebook.com/chris.dawber.1

[@femmesusan1]

Watch that cord! Don't saw the saws hanging cord; keep it OUT of the way!

[@davidneale1295]

Great saw until you come to change the blade. Ime sure theres a correct way, but I coudnt do it,even on the instructions from a helpful viewer. others tried but didnt achieve it. I ended up getting a new one with the blade in.

[@jasperpetersen8241]

Most people call that a jigsaw I like how it cut metal

[@MyWagga]

Thanks for the comment Jasper

[@dredzena]

i have a jigsaw and this one, they are different!

[@MyWagga]

Cheers, hope you find the right one

[@datsunworld3015]

where's the chain?

[@oojimmyflip]

your not watching the lead it is far to close to the cutting blade!!!!

[@MyWagga]

You are so right oojimmyflip. I must be more careful next time.

[@riosmoodie5763]

I think you need to take some time and go to WoodPrix website to learn how to make it.

[@jacksplat526]

better off with a chain saw like a stihl ms 170

[@MyWagga]

Of course Jack but for what it is, it ain't half bad.

[@jacksplat526]

yeah I know but trees get bigger and they always grow, I give you your points and iv never been to keen on using electric saws for pruning or what ever so I don't know ive always stuck by STIHL and their petrol chainsaws, I spouse for what your doing it does the job.

[@tedwoods683]

Having big trouble chaning blades don't recommend this is complicated

[@christinaupton821]

RI

[@mengbonghanoy1733]

what do you call that?... electric saw?

[@warpussnoluv]

Thanks, good demonstration im very contented having bought this,just bought it for the saw but look whatelse ive got! A jigsaw and metal cutter!!!

[@warpussnoluv]

Ohye btw was worried you were going to cut the cable,one must be cautious with that too! Ps awesome about the ease of blade change as well!