eBay finger-chopping pocket chainsaw

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  @MadMorgie6318 · 5 years ago

  "Angel of Chain" would be an awesome name for a metal album.

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• JA

  @Jayoldstuff1 · 5 years ago

  A friend of mine was given one of these for last Christmas. He used it once and said it was useless, when i had a look at it, it had been sent with the chain fitted backwards. once fitted properly i was quite impressed with what it could cut through.

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• CO

  @Conservator. · 5 years ago

  The only downside of this chainsaw I can see is that once you’ve cut of eight of your fingers, it will be difficult to chop off the remaining two. <br>Could that be a safety feature?

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• MR

  @Mr.T4LLY-0 · 5 years ago

  Admit it BC, you just wanted to sing &quot;I&apos;m a lumberjack..&quot; Nice teardown, with the noted possible missing safety bits.

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• EV

  @EvanTuer · 5 years ago

  The biggest safety issue with this is that it&apos;s designed to be used with one hand - normal chainsaws have two handles and are of a size and weight that you need to keep both hands on them while using it. &nbsp;With this one it will be tempting to hold the thing you&apos;re cutting with your spare hand (as Clive did). &nbsp;You&apos;re going to lose a finger sooner or later doing that.

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• PR

  @priitmolder6475 · 5 years ago

  &quot;Mom, I want a Bosch Nanoblade Easycut 12&quot;<br>&quot;We have a Nanoblade at home...&quot;<br>Nanoblade at home...

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• TH

  @TheAntibozo · 5 years ago (edited)

  Those gloves look neatly designed to snag on the chain and pull your wrist right into it.<br><br>Gloves when operating any kind of saw are risky. If you&apos;re going to wear gloves around a saw, please make sure they are cut-resistant and/or specifically designed for working with the sort of saw you are using. These included gloves are a hazard.

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• MR

  @MrTrool323 · 5 years ago

  I just love how Clive explains everything with pictures so everybody,even people who do not understand electronics can get a grasp how things operate

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• JA

  @jamesbrown4092 · 5 years ago

  I can attest to the ferocity of chainsaws from the experience I had the first winter I was cutting fire wood. I had just felled a dead tree, and when I was stepping back the still-moving chain brushed against my pant leg. I was fortunate on two counts that day: First I was uninjured, and second, I didn&apos;t encounter a single person on the way home, thus sparing me from trying to explain what I was doing out in the woods in the middle of winter with no pants.

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• JO

  @JoshStLouis314 · 5 years ago

  Finally, my fantasies of Lumberjack Clive have come to life. The beard is so well-suited.

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• RE

  @reggiep75 · 5 years ago

  Goes over to Ralf&apos;s and starts chopping up his barrel to emotionally torment him even further after the Whisky/SodaStream &apos;event&apos;. 😂

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• TE

  @technodruid · 5 years ago

  I can sense AvE shedding a tear right now. He&apos;s proud of his big bear 🐻

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