Part 1 - 003920 / CS30 Level 2 Certificate of Competence in Chainsaw Maintenance & Cross-cutting

Please note: This video is for revision purposes only, for those who have already received instruction in 003920 / CS30 Level 2 Certificate of Competence in Chainsaw Maintenance & Cross-cutting by qualified instructors. Download the Assessment pack here - www.nptc.org.uk/assets/docume...

[@user-xx8zx1ek8q]

amazing vid, thank you

[@tsotsi5254]

🤙

[@caerleon87]

Hi There, I am thinking of doing a CS30. One thing that bothers me, is that no way on this PLANET, am i going to do things like taking all the starter assembly to bits on my saw. No, my saw is not full of crap, because some of us have the sense to blow it out with an air line. How do i get around that one??

[@pershorecollegearboriculture]

I’m afraid if you’re asked to during your assessment and you don’t know how, you’ll fail the assessment. Details of the assessment can be found on the NPTC website

[@DakArbor]

and when your starter spring snaps?

[@caerleon87]

I will repair it in my workshop complete with a proper tool kit rubber topped benches and compressed air..@@DakArbor

[@DakArbor]

@@caerleon87 fair enough each to their own. Personally and for many others that would mean a lost days work for something I could fix in a few minutes on-site. After all, things tend to break in the forest. Not the workshop. Good luck with your assessment!

[@sadkiwifruitboy9219]

what happens if you dont have all of that kit for your exam would you fail or would they have it (dont worry i have the saw to use)

[@pershorecollegearboriculture]

Most if not all training providers would supply everything you would need, except PPE

[@caerleon87]

Training providers... Makes me laugh.. Go to 11:40 Chiselling the clutch around with a screwdriver.. Real top experts i am sure.. 1, It is misuse of a tool. 2, It is abuse of the saw. A question.. Do you think Husqvarna dealers bash the clutch around like that?? Is that a factory approved method do you think??

[@DakArbor]

Now your just showing your ignorance. Tell me. What else are the slots for on the clutch then? Perhaps post a video of how you do it the right way?

[@ajfreelancearb]

The purpose of the training providers that make you laugh is to provide training so that the learners pass the external assessment, of which near all of them do and never have any of them failed an assessment for the unsafe or incorrect use of tools in the removal of the clutch system. Ps ​​@DakArbor beat me to it,

[@ajfreelancearb]

Also, didn't you comment on this video a while back stating you were thinking of taking your CS30?

[@caerleon87]

Ignorance eh!!! Ha ha I think you will find that the slots on the clutch are for the engagement of the proper husqvarna clutch removal tool. PLEASE tell me why Husqvarna make these tools and instruct people to use them in their factory repair manuals. I am fairly sure that in the husqvarna dealerships they have hammers and screwdrivers, PLEASE tell me why do they not simply use these?? ANYONE, that chisels things around with a screwdriver does not have a clue what they are doing, leaving aside it is misusing a tool..@@DakArbor

[@DakArbor]

@@caerleon87 wrong slots… I was referring to the slots used to remove the clutch in the way shown, but then you’d know that if you had your cs30. Anyway, being an expert you’d be exempt. Clearly know it all. Have a great day!

[@SirSeal]

delete, reupload.