A detailed review of the WORX 20V Cordless Chainsaw. Jack goes over the features of this cordless chainsaw, how to use it, and our recommendations. ⬇CLICK SHOW MORE for details⬇
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IN THIS VIDEO
The WORX 20V Cordless Chainsaw can be used as part of a pole chainsaw configuration. Full review (and video) on the pole chainsaw coming soon!
0:15 Guard over the bar and chain
0:21 Auto tension knob
0:37 Bar and chain oil cap and level indicator
0:48 Throttle, safety button, and 2 amp hour 20-volt battery, plus how to insert and remove the battery
2:03 Battery power indicator
2:15 How to put bar and chain oil into the WORX 20V Cordless Chainsaw
3:28 How to test that the oil is being distributed
3:56 How to hold the saw, safety features
4:30 Bumper spikes for leveraging the saw while making cuts
4:54 Safety precautions – wear a hard hat, ear protection, safety glasses, and cut-proof pants if possible.
5:32 Don’t cut near power lines, cables, or phone lines
5:48 Start the chainsaw on full throttle – cutting demonstration
6:07 Using the bumper spikes – cutting demonstration
6:22 Final thoughts
6:56 bloopers!
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21 Comments
I'm going to buy one of these but when and why do you adjust the tension? I'm an old girl and 1st time using a chainsaw. lol
First thing I noticed is how slow the can rotates compared to a gas one. Thanks for the review. This won’t work for what I need.
This is my third small chainsaw.💫 allabout.wiki/WG322 The first was corded, and second not but both had the unwelcome feature of needing to hand prime the oil for the chain with no clear idea of how much oil was left in the chamber. They also made tension maintenance clumsy as I needed a tool in each hand to do it properly. Now, here comes a chainsaw with a simple turn of the external tension control to maintain proper cutting tension and a bar oil reservoir that is visible with clear markings. Sign. Did I mention that the oil is automatically released to the chain? Did my first cuts yesterday which went smoothly, so much so that a friend who'd been intimidated by these machines came by, tried to use it and was so happy she's buying one for herself. The price is excellent and after reading the reviews I bought this one even though I loathe orange on tools. The attractive black and green one cost almost twice a
I have to admit that the title of this video is totally misleading. It's actually more of an overview than a review of the performance of the product. If I didn't know any better I would assume that he is getting paid to promote the product. I made a rather rash purchase and have actually used the product for more than a few seconds and there happens to be a lot of issues with it.
I have this one but having a problem keeping the chain on
how big is the saw? 14 or 16
Thanks for the review. I have a question, do you worry about the oiler dripping on the floor when stored?
Thank you for this very helpful video! You did a great job explaining everything. This is my first chainsaw!
I was looking for a Worx battery powered chainsaw but you have put me off buying one now as you said it has to be held at the back in the right hand this would not work for me as I am left handed I would need to hold the back bar in my left hand, looking at the saw it does look like it is made solely for people that are right handed as the chain is on the righthand side when cutting the chain would not be inline with the body as holding it in my lefthand would put me directly in line with the chain if it were to go wrong Hmmm.
You didn't talk about how long the battery will last etc. Or what comes with the Chainsaw when purchased
I appreciate all of the information. I would have like to see how you used the pole attachment. I got this for my palm trees and sunburst honey locust trees.
I needed something for both and I think this will work. I was a little worried about safely handling a chainsaw but I think I am good now. I was also worried about the oil. Not sure why. I knew I didn’t want to deal with the gas powered chainsaw and I feel really confident I can handle this now. Going to try it out this weekend. Wish me luck.
I'd love to hear your take on soil blocks for starting seeds. Thank you!
are you still active in youtube?
Loved the size Bestfor.Garden also recommend I could hold it easily. Cheaper than the home improvement stores. Cuts great. Love my NEW toy. Works great with my arthritic hands.
Own one. can't get through a 4 inch limb without the chain going loose. repeatedly having to reinstall chain which keeps coming off. Easy to tighten chain but won't stay tight
This tool punches above its weight. The battery runs out quickly and charges slow but worth the $99 I spent.
I just pulled my 20v Worx from the box, got a great deal on Prime days. The instructions were lengthy but straightforward. I jumped on youtube to catch some last-minute tips on this product and ran across this video which does a great job of detailing the characteristics and how-to's to help a novice like myself get started. Thanks for the help; I'm off to clear some mesquite which I'll be using in about 6months to smoke some meat!
I needed help on how to thread the saw but nothing was mentioned. On I go to another site to get help getting the saw properly set up!
Thanks for the review… I am actually thinking of getting one.
I need to work on a log, but I'm not sure if it's going to get the job done. The log is about 20 inches wide… can I get your opinion on the matter? Greetings!
I need a link that shows how to replace the blades on this 10" Worx model
I love the Worx tools. I have the worx wg322 chainsaw and I have never used a chainsaw before. This video was extremely helpful.