Cutting Guide

A chainsaw cuts crooked due to an unevenly sharpened chain where teeth on one side are longer or filed at a different angle. Other common causes include uneven bar rail wear, improper chain tension, a bent guide bar, dull cutters, or uneven depth gauge filing from poor maintenance. Common Signs Your Chainsaw Is Cutting Crooked…

Fell a tree with a chainsaw by clearing the area, planning a safe escape route, and cutting a directional notch on the fall side. Make a back cut slightly above the notch hinge, stop before cutting through, and retreat as the tree begins to fall. Step 1: Assess the Tree and Surroundings Proper tree assessment…