Not detracting from this but it seems really awkward to me and a lot of work made from bits & bobs. I recently sold one that drove straight off the bar. I didn't need it any more as no longer doing any rural fencing where it excelled. Again, Not detracting from this job but I'd be using a cordless drill but then I've already have one.
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Al8236 (Mar 14, 2019)
Here is another way.
But this one isn't very fast to remove, and you need another clutch if you want to use it as a chainsaw again.
I like that "attachment" idea is better, just cover to the chain. ( if it feels reasonable )
Idea itself is very interesting.
I like that its now removable add, not " permanent modification ".
I've heard a lot of criticism. That's the essence of the problem. I build my own house, do everything myself, builders I do not hire. In order to secure wooden beams on the ceiling, steel pins need to be put into concrete. For this purpose it is necessary to make in concrete many openings in diameter of 18 mm. Someone recommends that the best cordless drill is you serious? Holes in concrete with a 18 mm cordless drill? The cordless drill will die in a couple of minutes. The house is not yet connected to the mains, it is necessary to look for a way out of the situation. I had an old broken drill, I decided to connect it to the chainsaw, but provided that the chainsaw remains preserved. So I agree that the design is dangerous and awkward, but its purpose is to drill holes in concrete, and then throw it away and forget. Thank you all for your attention.
Jon (Mar 15, 2019)
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