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Perform Controlled Cutting Test with Battery Saw (MSA 140 C)

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What happens here

Josh proceeds with the controlled cutting test using the battery-powered Stihl MSA 140 C chainsaw. He makes three successful cuts through the smaller 4-inch diameter log, demonstrating good performance. He then moves on to the larger 8 1/4-inch diameter log, where he again makes three cuts. This time, he adjusts his cutting technique by allowing the saw to feed itself into the wood rather than applying excessive pressure. With this refined approach, the MSA 140 C performs remarkably well, making clean cuts through the larger log with only a slight bogging down noted by the host. He expresses his positive impression of the battery saw's capabilities when used correctly.

Goal: Evaluate the cutting efficiency of the battery-powered chainsaw on different log sizes with proper technique.

Tools and materials

  • Poplar Logs — Cutting material

What they say

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again this is the MSA 140 see let's go with the little log first this is so weird so weird having a chainsaw that doesn't make any noise not running it's constantly dangerous so here we go little log first man that's pretty good I'm pretty excited about that let's see it again here let's just do three yeah that did a great job on that little guy for sure I got some coasters now for the for the house so now let's go big see how she does I did great let's do one more just for fun I totally stand corrected about this totally corrected safety gear off hat

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