Saker 6 Inch Mini Chainsaw. Is It Better Than It's Little Brother?

[@bltefft]

I was looking for a mini chainsaw to go with my Stihls, electric and gas. I looked at many mini chainsaw and your video sold me on this one. Thanks

[@KYPrepper5]

They are a great saw when used for their intended use of pruning and cutting small brush. Very convenient without the need to drag out the bigger gas saw. I really appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@mrdougeran1]

Great review! I was wondering what size bar to go with, you answered my question! Great review, thanks

[@KYPrepper5]

Thank you for watching and commenting! I like the 6 inch one better.

[@jsccrna1744]

Thanks! Just what I need to keep my backwoods fishing area free of fallen limbs,without having to haul out a big chainsaw!

[@KYPrepper5]

Yes they are great for pruning and cutting small brush and trees. I really appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@MarkJLarsonOutdoors]

Great review brother! I really like my 4 inch one but think the 6 inch would be better suited for more of the trees I run into on the trail! Thank you for sharing and Good luck with everything my friend!

[@KYPrepper5]

I like them both so far and like you said I believe the six inch is better suited for keeping on the side x side for trail riding. The carrying case definitely makes it better to carry. I really appreciate you watching, commenting, and all of the support you have shown me!

[@gloriasilence]

Do you have to keep the round button pressed while using the trigger to cut? Thank you.😊

[@gerbenposthumus8878]

The brushless model is stronger and doesn't overhead, the model you are using is the cheaper brushed version , I have heard a lot of complaints about the brushed model of Motors going up in smoke after cutting a few branches so it's better to go for the brushless model

[@KYPrepper5]

So far I have not had any issues with this one but I could see where a brushless model might be better.

[@RaisedOutdoors]

I was wondering about the 6”. That’s some useful information for sure

[@KYPrepper5]

I like it better where it has the carrying case and extra battery and chain for keeping on the Sid x side. I really appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@zaineridling]

I love it when people use a tool for the express purpose of what it's NOT designed for.

[@leslieemery8338]

Such as?

[@The_Backwoods_Misfit]

Looks like it works good.

[@KYPrepper5]

It great at what it meant to be used for. I keep it on the side x side now. I really appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@drthunder33]

Thanks for the review. How do you think this would compare to a one handed recip saw with a pruning blade?

[@KYPrepper5]

I have used a saws all in the and I could not use it one handed and maintain control. These mini chainsaws are much easier to control and are great at pruning. They are not going to replace a gas chainsaw but are good when used for their intended purpose. Thank you for watching and asking questions.

[@JamesMeyer-ho7jl]

Good Job !!!!!!!

[@KYPrepper5]

Thank you! I really appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@drpoundsign]

You know...I actually only want the mini-saw to cut 1-2" branches. It's safer than using the 18" bar, b/c-with the latter-the branch/twig pendulums around too much

[@KYPrepper5]

Yes they are a great saw for cutting smaller branches. Much more convenient and is indeed safer. I appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@leslieemery8338]

Bought a new Saker mini saw on it worked well except that neither of the batteries will charge, Saker don’t reply to my complaint