Our cordless pole saw lets you safely prune high branches from the ground with battery power—no ladder needed.

Our guide compares chainsaws and pole pruners to help you pick the ideal tool for felling trees and trimming high branches.

Our guide helps you compare 4-inch vs. 6-inch mini chainsaws on cutting power, battery life, weight, safety, and best use cases.

Battery chainsaw runtimes range from 30 minutes to several hours based on capacity, voltage, motor efficiency, and usage—learn how to choose the right one.

Mini electric chainsaws can kickback if the chain binds or hits objects. Learn causes, compare models, and use safety tips.

When choosing a chainsaw, consider guide bar length, engine power, and other key factors for the best fit for your needs.

A chainsaw cuts branches ~2 inches shorter than its bar; a 12-inch bar cuts branches ~10 inches wide. Guide covers safe cuts.

Discover budget-friendly, beginner methods for neat, professional caulking joints using everyday items instead of a caulking gun.

Learn the safety differences between electric pole saws and chainsaws to pick the right tool for tree care and wood cutting.