Chainsaw

A chainsaw is a portable saw that uses a set of teeth attached to a rotating chain to cut a workpiece long. It has a solid chin with sharp teeth and accelerates the chain around the guide bar at very high speeds allowing it to cut through all wood types faster and safer than any other handsaw. 

The chainsaw is good for tree felling, bucking, pruning, cutting firebreaks, harvesting firewood, limbing, and suppressing wildland fires. Additionally, a chainsaw is applicable for processing firewood such that it fits in the fireplace or log burner. 

If you want to create jaw-dropping sculptures out of wood or ice, you can use a chainsaw. You can also use it on a construction site to cut different sizes and shapes of timber. Lastly, you can use a chainsaw to cut ice for sculptures or winter swimming activities. 

Chainsaws can be placed in broad categories based on their attributes. They include the type of fuel they use:

• Gas
• Electric
• Battery-powered
• Hydraulic
• Pneumatic

Chainsaws can also be segmented by their intended use: 

• pole saws
• top handle saws

And finally, by the type of materials they are used to cut through

• Wood
• Concrete
• Stainless steel