New Makita DUC101 18V Cordless Mini Chainsaw (Pruning Saw)

Informations and technical specifications about Makita DUC101 18V Cordless Pruning Saw Mini Chainsaw:
Max output: 320 W
Guide bar length: 100 mm (4")
Saw chain: 80TXL
Chain speed: 8.0 m/s (1,570 FPM)
Chain oil tank volume: 55 mL
Vibration level: Front: 4.6 m/s² / Rear: 4.0 m/s²
Dimensions w/o Battery (L x W x H):357 x 90 x 232 mm
Net weight: 1.6-2.0 kg
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[@monawize1]

Just got mine today. Cant wait to try it tomorrow as its freezing rain here now.😅

[@monawize1]

Thanks! Gives a really clear idea of how it works on many dufferent types of wood!

[@marksermo9110]

I think sawing will be better with an oil filled oil reservoir...

[@ToolTest]

The tank is full of oil, but it's semi-transparent and you can't really see it

[@V.A.L.82]

warcraft chs-s20lib 😊 наверное это она!

[@f7730]

I brought one I sent it back due to I could not find replace chain for saw. I was a bit disappointed due to that. I ended up getting the 18v Milwaukee Hatchet.

[@maivh5050]

MUST BE THE BEST SO FAR?

[@ToolTest]

Best of what

[@HighKingTurgon]

Seems pretty good at what it does. I'm curious, though-what does one want a miniature chainsaw for that a full-size one won't do better?

[@ToolTest]

Exactly what you see at the end of the clip. It is very practical when you want to chop branches, and you need to use both hands, with one to hold the branch, with the other to cut.

[@sandyclarke7022]

For my Wife🤗🤗

[@bjchris8979]

For an older person that still like to garden and prune tree her self, this would be me. I have one and I love it. I also have a full size one for large limbs but it a bit heavy and zaps my energy.

[@f7730]

It’s for pruning. Great tool for that.

[@Why_ask_]

Plenty of situations, particularly when branches are close together. The smaller saw is able to get into tighter areas without the tip touching something else resulting in kickback. Sometimes a 32 inch bar is just not needed.

[@wiliamsantana572]

Thanks for the video, would you tell me how you call that orange wood support in english and its brand please.

[@ToolTest]

JawHorse, brand is Triton

[@wiliamsantana572]

Thank you@@ToolTest

[@รพลเลาะซําซู]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@matthewellis3004]

Not available in USA yet?

[@Ильдар-е3п]

Это брус 50*50 мм?

[@ToolTest]

The first one is 100x100mm

[@Bogdan-kk9bd]

👍👍👍

[@Sargani-es1hs]

Berapa dibandrol yg ini?

[@cristiancarlossivincheloay8446]

Porque usan una madera tan suave usen un tejibo o un curupau

[@ToolTest]

What do you want to cut with such a "toy", sequoia?

[@noslrak2000]

Clear instruction on how to kill your chain. No oil!!!!

[@ToolTest]

Who told you that I didn't put oil in the tank?

[@turdferguson7686]

where do you get your seeds for that 2x4, or is it a 2x6? and how do you get them to grow so nice and even in your garden? ive been trying for years to get mine to grow that flat on all sides but no amount of pruning them helps :( what is your secret??

[@ToolTest]

Sorry, what seeds?

[@turdferguson7686]

@@ToolTest the ones to grow those 2x4 plants you tested your new pruning saw on...

[@ToolTest]

@@turdferguson7686 The branches at the end are cut from a walnut. I have 6 huge walnuts in the garden.

[@turdferguson7686]

@@ToolTest I'm making a joke about how you're using the saw for something it wasn't intended to be used for.... Attempting to at least lol because its a pruning saw, meant for pruning trees/bushes... not 2x4s. Yes it can cut 2x4s, but there are better options for that just like you wouldn't want to use a reciprocating saw to prune a tree because that's not what it was designed for.

[@ToolTest]

@@turdferguson7686 I get it, I have tested different pieces of wood to see how this tool would behave in different situations. It also goes for small carpentry jobs, but yes, it is designed especially for the maintenance of orchards.