While people mostly focus on protecting their hands, face, and body while working with a chainsaw, they often forget the importance of protecting their ears. Although you might feel like you’ll get used to the noise of a chainsaw, that doesn’t mean it won’t be harmful to your ears. Long-term exposure to chainsaw noise can … Read more
While each item in chainsaw protective equipment has its own importance, the chainsaw safety glasses are the most important of them all. Without the right chainsaw protective glasses, there will always be a high risk of vision loss. So, if you want to protect your eyes without hindering your vision while operating a chainsaw, you … Read more
Whether you use a chainsaw occasionally to trim branches or professionally to take down trees, the need for safety can never be emphasized enough. Working with a chainsaw means debris can fly toward your face, branches can fall on your head or even you can fall while cutting the top branches. Hence, you must wear … Read more
Bar and chain oil is a crucial lubricant required for the efficient and safe operation of a chainsaw. It prevents the chainsaw chain from derailing or premature wear and ensures top-cutting performance. The basic purpose of bar and chain oil is to keep the bar, chain, and sprockets properly lubricated to prevent corrosion, reduce the … Read more
Chainsaw chains have crucial importance when it comes to cutting performance of the chainsaw. Eventually, you will need to replace your chainsaw chain, so why not go for the best chainsaw chain available? Problem? If you are a beginner or don’t know about these chains much, you might end up making the wrong choice. Simply … Read more
The chain on your chainsaw is bound to go dull after some time, but you don’t need to buy a new chain every time the old one becomes unusable. Taking your chainsaw to a hardware store to get it sharpened seems like such an outdated idea. Why go anywhere when you can sharpen your chainsaw … Read more
Often we have heard about chainsaw users who refuse to wear protective gloves while working because, in their opinion, gloves restrict their mobility with the chainsaw and are uncomfortable to work with. First of all, you must never use a chainsaw with bare hands, because the risk of getting your fingers hurt is too great. … Read more
You probably don’t want to lose your legs, right? But being connected to horrifying machines (chainsaws), the risk of getting hurt and injured is way more than operating any other tool. Therefore, lifesaver equipment ‘chainsaw chaps’ takes the responsibility to protect you from creepy and scary chainsaw blades that run with no mercy. Chap’s tough … Read more