Ozito 18V 250mm Chainsaw Review & Guide

So you are considering buying your 1st chainsaw for a tree with an attitude problem in your yard. And if you clicked on this you probably want to know if you are even capable of using a chainsaw.
Well the answer is yes, and this Ozito 18V chainsaw is an ideal tool for 1st time users.
Here is discuss the safety considerations including kickbacks, noise level and PPE, and I also discuss how to make this Saw last as long as possible.
00:00 Introduction
00:36 Getting Started
04:30 Cutting
07:49 Storage & Care
Thanks for watching!
#chainsaw #tutorial #review

[@mirahalpern9217]

This the BEST chainsaw video on utube. And you’re Australian which makes it even better again.

[@suburbangardenshed]

Thanks so much. I guess I am a complete novice so not assuming any prior knowledge probably helped me haha. Anyway I appreciate this comment and its made my day :)

[@leadelossantos08]

That's great chainsaw and you can easily to use. Thank you for the info and to be safety to use

[@suburbangardenshed]

No worries, I figured Ill actually read all the safety stuff with the chain saw as there is obviously a lot that can go wrong with this tool

[@TommyBrisbane]

Great review mate, much appreciated. I'm currently looking at getting one of these plus the prunning saw to replace my petrol-powered saw for lighter jobs.

[@suburbangardenshed]

Thanks so much :) I might have to do a review on the pruning saw in the future

[@nickmr4543]

U did a great job with that review well done

[@suburbangardenshed]

Thanks so much, I really appreciate that. It was kind of fun making this video as well :)

[@NoiseEmission]

Excellent review, just like the line trimmer review. I bought the 36v model because I had a few thick Jacaranda branches (about 11-14 inches) I needed to remove and cut up, as well as a whole heap of stuff around back that's probably around 6-10 inches. I can tell you that if you think your needs will exceed what this model can handle, go for the dual battery model. The extra money is well worth it and for a cordless chainsaw, it's a beast.
Also for anyone new to chainsaws, I highly recommend checking out a channel called FarmCraft101. There's a whole playlist about chainsaws that provides invaluable info for any newbie, including a ton of safety info. (I won't post a direct link without permission because I believe that would be rude.)

[@suburbangardenshed]

Thanks so much :) Fortunately the trees that I had to cut were not too thick so the 18V version worked for me, but if I had bigger trees I would definitely use the 36V version.

[@jos74454]

Video was a big help for a novice like me. Thank you.

[@suburbangardenshed]

Thanks so much. I am a bit of a novice myself which probably helped in knowing what questions I was thinking when I was learning to use it :)

[@waimirirangipapalii-smith5775]

Woohoo thank you for this thorough review. I just bought this product as a fellow chainsaw noob and needed to know how to use it (apart from reading the manual lol) this is perfect. Keep em coming!

[@suburbangardenshed]

Glad it was helpful! Once you get the hang of it I found myself looking for other things that I could Chainsaw:)

[@SixplusonemediaAu]

Awesome! Thank you.

[@longcnguyen]

Great review and guide mate!

[@melzyobrien4925]

Great review! Thank you

[@suburbangardenshed]

Glad it was helpful!

[@damiencampbell1090]

Great review, thank you

[@suburbangardenshed]

Glad it was helpful!

[@timblair8932]

store it window side up and you wont have much oil leakage

[@suburbangardenshed]

Will do. Thanks for the tip :)

[@briangriffin4378]

Don't try and put 200 litres of oil in!!!

[@suburbangardenshed]

Don't worry, I cant afford 200L of oil anyway ;)