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Have you tried the DEWALT DCMHT563N which has 25mm gaps in the blades

Many thanks mine arrives tomorrow. Great review

Thanks, sold!

Can the single led light be upgraded to a triple led light ??

Hey there Boss, quick question ... how do you feel about the sheath? The reason I ask ... my father has ordered himself a new truck ... a *really sweet*, extremely expensive & allocated truck (I think he's starting to feel a little YOLO in his age etc. lol) - and it's going to be a few months, and as much as I would like to just pay the $100K for him , I can't ... what I can do is, I'm packing him a custom backpack-based "survival go-bag" ... stocked with all kinds of goodies ... for the back of his truck, just in case. I'm heavily leaning to putting this axe in, I am just curious the sheath ... because it's unlikely he'll ever actually use it, if he does, it would be one time or two , in an actual emergency. So most of the time, it will be riding in a backpack, in the back of his truck. Want to make sure the sheath covers the blade properly. (Whereas the smaller, hand-held Gerber pack Hatchet has a fully-covering, ballistic-cloth-type of sheath. But I like this one better as an axe, overall...) - OK THANKS!

Thanks for the review. I have an old school boss who uses a 9 inch angle grinder for everything, showering everyone in sparks and immersing us all in smoke and carbide mist. A reciprocating saw will solve all of these problems and not require gorilla strength to get into tight spots. I bet my boss doesn't like it.

In my opinion, it is the worst for battening hotspot galore ,durable great for defence not a great bushcrafter, great knife otherwise. Great information, brother. God bless you and your family. Lee

Is this strong enough to remove lug nuts? Once it’s loosen either a break bar?

Just get on with it man..... sheeesh!

A chainsaw review without showing it working. Marvelous!!

thanks dude

Like the saw, HATE the handle!

Great review. Cut out all the arms and it would be a 5 minute video. Great saw and helpful review.

‼️Waste of money buying one of these!‼️

I bought one 3 years ago extremely disappointed in my purchase ! I had it repaired 3 times before they finally replaced it with a new one. The new one had worked for 20 min and it stopped working when I held it at a certain angle. I took it to the shop where I purchased it to get it repaired AGAIN. Sorry out of guarantee now! This is a pice of crap !

I know what you mean about old timer saws lol , in my younger years I used a danarm 110 , it was like logging with a tractor engine 😂😂 . Great review, I'm toying on buying a 120 or 130 but watching your video I'm sold on the 130 now , for an extra £45 I think it's the better saw . Many thanks , take care.

Do you have any issues with oil leak while storage?

Got prodigy. Armstrong. & lmf2. All 3 american made. Lovem

Did you say what size the jacket you are wearing is? I’m 6’1” 160… what size you think?

Whats your wifes name ? Dee walt ? Only thing missing was a box of tissues for ya mankey spanking.. In reality im buying this exact same chainsaw based on your superb honest review.. thanks.

is this good for concrete?

The Strongarm is made in the same plant as the military oriented LMF2. It is basically the baby brother of the LMF2 without the electrical disconnect trick for hotwire fences. Same steel, same heat treat, same production quality.

Unfortunately Joe X came under some severe pressure and scrubbed his channel.

There are a lot of clones and fakes, but dome of those are good, and that is the problem, they do the same as the original... i think gerber chinese factory "allies" are makindem, in fact JKR Joker, Spain, is importing the clone, same with Brasil HZ.

I love my strongarm I just bought the lmf 2 it's a tank

Great, informative review! Thanks! :)

Great review!

Function over form

Looks like the upper ams & armpits are cut too tight, which seems to be a fashion these days. Otherwise, looks well thought out. Thanks for the info

How many times can you say umm ?

Safety is easy over the top sometimes that it makes tools almost unusable. I use stihl and echo hedgers at work for the last 10 years and once you start them, you pull the trigger it goes. Because of this, you can move your haha anywhere around the handle as you trim. I'm guessing with this one, when you move your hand to another position on the from handle, it will stop?

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Still the same......we need close views of the items your shop is nice looking but but let’s see the items 😉

Hey mate we need close views of the items don t you think ?????

Nice video clear instructions really 👋

I'm looking to buy my first mitre saw for about this price. Would you recommend this for somebodies first?

Thanks mate 👍

Good review. Looking forward to seeing more of your reviews

if you use it all day everyday youll need to get the bigger batteries. they tend to run out very quickly.

Hello, thanks for this review . I went on the net , and some people say its brushless , but like yourself , I'm sure it's not. That said, I find the motor is excellent and much better than my brushless Bosch, lots of features but much too slow. Ps, we in the UK 🇬🇧 use inches too 😊, and metric only if we have too 😉

Vc fazem entrega! Aq nó Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷

Como faço! Para comprar uma desta aí 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Just got myself one... i placed the chainsaw oil in, battery is charged. It won't run. any idea?

Agree with everything said here - bought mine yesterday and it is excellent. The lack of a dust bag is a pain though.

That's one pointless "review" dude... 🤦🏼🤦🏼

Thanks for a great review!

Ok, so i have to add a few remarks. First i have the same chainsaw, so Husqvarna 130. I bought it 3 years ago. Mine had included spike dogs or bumper spikes. So that metal spikes on the body near the bar. Those flip and close caps for oil and fuel tanks that Stihl has are really prone to leaking, also its fairly easy to destroy that one thread,so not for me. And dont get me wrong, a also like both Stihl and Husqvarna. Those polymer quick open/close tabs (for top cover) are usually on pro grade Husqvarnas only. Also i believe that Husqvarna also has those 2 bolts and nuts for side cover and bar imbedded in plastic. Again metal alloy body is usually only found on PRO class chanisaw. By PRO class i mean higher end of the line-up for both Stihl and Husqvarna. So no homeowner saws. Other than that its really a good saw. I use mainly for limbing. Its light, agile, very good anti-vibration system by springs, good fuel economy, easy to start cold or hot and easy maintanace. I use it a lot (almost daily) and have no problems. I too use cheaper bar oil, but for fuel mix i only use Husqvarnas oil. Yes it a bit pricier, but lets face it you dont use 1 whole bottle very fast (1Liter). It lasts for quite some time. And really its much better for the engine, especially for piston and cylinder. Nice review anyway.

Can’t get a more honest or candid review than that. My 20 yr old corded black an decker literally just died on me, an’ now I know my next purchase!!