STIHL Protective Chaps Demonstration | STIHL Safety
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- If you use a chain saw, make sure that you wear your chaps and other personal protective equipment that is recommended in the Instruction Manual that came with your saw.
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My husband had his on as he was making his LAST cut of the day, when he awkwardly held his CS to make a cut on a large log & it bounced off the log cutting N2 his chaps. He was AMAZED how it jammed up instantly stopping the saw. It Caught him on his upper thigh, scared the hell out of him & me when he came N2 Show me how it protected his leg. TOTALLY getting another pair today. This could have been such a Serious accident had he just have his logger jeans on. There were still 3 fabric layers under the Chaps un-touched. Such a Scary moment in time. Stay Safe - Wear Chaps ! 👍
My Wife and I are reading your comment. Such an awesome example of how protective gear helps when someone is tired or hungry at the end of a full day of work. So happy to hear he is safe! Thank you for sharing and God Bless!
And was it difficult to clean the chainsaw from all the fibres afterwards?
After that, I'd be surprised if it wasn't the last cut of the day.
So your husband nearly cut off his penis? Oh my god how lucky you are. 💞
@@ZoonCrypticon Takes few minutes to remove the site plate and pull the fibres from around the sprocket and the chain itself. It's like trying to cut through dry palm tree long leaves they will stop anything from turning even 25 hp ride on lawn mowers.
I was running this saw for about 2 hours at about a 30-50% duty cycle czcams.com/users/postUgkxfQm1wmg0ItKDLavxj1nXtQY9HP7EF504 and it did a great job. I used the lever for the built in sharpener to clear chip buildup out more than to actually sharpen the chain. It managed to cut some hardwood stumps much larger than it's size without bothering the neighbors with hours of 2 stroke noise.
Wish everyone wore chaps. Need to invent cooling chaps so more people will wear them.
I just don't wear anything under them. :)
They need to bring back the functional cape
Thank you for the video #STIHLUSA ! More people need to be informed of this great safety equipment.
Fantastic demonstration and you have sold me .
Do they make gloves and vests like this? I'm on blood thinners, small cuts bleed like crazy. .
Hello and thank you for bringing your question to our attention. You may view the differnt STIHL chain saw protective apparel here bit.ly/2Vva07l. Best Regards.
I am not a woodworker but you bet if i ever would be one i would buy a ton of these chaps. Better safe than sorry.
From $103 to $196 a pair you wouldn't be able to buy them even by the kilo let alone by the ton. Average Stihl chaps weight is 0.884 kg. One ton weight is 907.18 kg. That's equal to over 907 pairs of chaps x minimum of $103 a pair equals $93421 thousand dollars for a ton of average Stihl chaps or $177.772 thousand dollars if you buy the more expensive of $196 a pair . Is that what you had in mind when you said ''i would buy a ton of these chaps'' or you thought that it will be a couple a hundred dollars for a ton ?
@@kontsombos7540 thanks for the math Karen.
I wonder if you could wrap this around bike locks to tangle and jam angle grinders...
What an interesting thought
Excellent. Thank you!
my question is what chaps are these? are they 4-6- or 9 layer.
Great Video 👍
Gonna take on Leatherface with this stuff.
How does it handle with a straight across cut where you get less fibers tangled up in the saw?
she said it varies depending on the angle lmao
So what's with the warning about them potentially not being effective on electric saws? What am I supposed to wear then?
Don't use electric saws.
@@lucasmaria9730 #gasgang Gasoline for the win!
Electric saws generate 100%torque from 0 to max rpms. Gas saws generate high torque through a narrow range of rpms and are easier to stall out. Electric saws can push through the fibers for a little while longer than a gas saw. These are still very good at stopping an electric chainsaw but they dont do it as fast. It can help keep you safer than nothing.
@@clearcreekdairygoats4135 Electric motors are very high torque, but the torque consumes large amounts of current. I wonder if there is a circuit breaker that can interrupt quickly enough.
@@timothylegg Yes, you could install a overload breaker even directly with the extension cord you use.
They are fast, but should be used specifically for the maximal power rating your tool can draw in normal use, so that they do the job in time.
Could have used these before I made another pair of designer jeans :P
Ok call me stupid, but can anyone direct me to a video showing a easy way to put these on? Been struggling for years on how to do this.
I lost my washing and drying instructions. Where can I find that?
Hello Glory,
We aren't able to send you a copy of these on CZcams. If you send us a message on Facebook with your e-mail address we will send you a copy of the instructions. Best Regards.
Thank you for the response! Unfortunately I do not have Facebook, so I will just keep looking! Thank you for your time!
Machine Wash
Before Using
and
Launder Weekly
to Keep Protective
Products at Their
BEST!
Chain Saw Protective Apparel
Care Instructions
1. Launder all Chain Saw Protective garments before putting
into service. (Chaps & Pants)
2. Keep all Chain Saw Protective garments clean and laundered.
3. Machine wash in warm water (40°C) and machine dry on low
setting.
4. Use color safe detergents, but DO NOT USE BLEACH.
5. Improper washing may destroy cut-retardant material.
6. Replace any broken buckles or zippers before putting any
garment back into service.
7. Once the protective pads are cut, damaged, repaired or
improperly washed, this garment should no longer be used as
Chain Saw Protective clothing.
READ YOUR WARNING LABEL!
@@stihlusa wow thank you so much!!! My chaps are DEFINITELY overdue for a wash!
Happy to help! Feel free to reach out with any other questions.
Very Impressive!
Like seatbelts in vehicles, I feel 'naked' without these chaps especially after watching the end result of someone working onsite making a simple mistake. If you feel you won't make a mistake one day, then keep rolling the dice. No two trees are alike.
Wait a minute. If you have to show people what a bike helmet looks like, I'm not sure they should be handling a chainsaw. Just kidding. ;-)
I looked on the Stihl website. There are so many choices. How are we to decide which is the most suitable?
Hi Timothy, Thank you for your interest in STIHL equipment! The best option is to talk to your local STIHL dealer. They can help to answer any questions you may have. You can find the closest one near you here: bit.ly/3sF5vFw .
Are you watching this because you cut your leg and now you want some chaps lol I am …..
looks like a 9 layer chap was tested. how about a 6 layer that stihl makes?
Battery powered chainsaw to.
1. Fail (log damaged)
2. Fail (log damaged)
3. FAIL (log damaged)
4. FAIL (log damaged)
5. SUCCESS!! With the fifth filming attempt we finally made it so the inner of the chaps didn't get cut.
6. See potential customers! Our chaps work The log didn't get damaged!! 🤣🤣🤣