Mini Cordless Electric Chainsaw — 21V One-Handed Pruning Saw With 4" & 6" Bars

For The Branches That Are Too Big For Loppers And Too Small For A Real Chainsaw

There's a gap in every garden shed. Loppers stop at about 40 mm and then you're just crushing wood. A full-size chainsaw means fuel, ear defenders, two hands and a proper reason to get it out. So the awkward middle-sized branches never get cut, and the tree keeps getting worse.

This fills that gap. One hand, no cord, no fuel — pull the trigger and it's through a 100 mm limb in seconds.

Why It Gets Used When The Big Saw Doesn't

• One-handed. Light enough to hold the branch with your free hand and cut with the other, which is how most pruning actually happens.
• No setup. Clip a battery in and go. No mixing fuel, no pull-starting, no extension lead trailing across the lawn.
• Two bar lengths in the box. A 4" bar for tight, precise cuts among branches, and a 6" for anything thicker.
• Two batteries. Run one, charge the other — around 40–60 minutes of continuous cutting per battery.

What It Cuts

• Pruning fruit trees and ornamentals
• Cutting back overgrown shrubs and hedging
• Clearing storm-damaged limbs
• Bucking small logs and kindling
• Trimming fence posts, stakes and timber offcuts
• Camping and firewood prep

Specifications

In The Box

• 1 × cordless chainsaw
• 2 × 21 V batteries
• 2 × chains (4" and 6")
• 2 × guide bars (4" and 6")
• 1 × charger
• 1 × user manual
• 1 × carry case

Safety — Please Read Before Use

This is a chainsaw. It is small, but the chain speed and the injuries it can cause are real. Read the manual before first use. Always wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection, keep both the chain and your footing under control, never cut above shoulder height, keep bystanders well clear, and remove the battery before changing bars, chains or clearing a jam. Keep the chain properly tensioned and lubricated — a loose chain is the most common cause of kickback on saws this size. Not a toy; store out of reach of children.

Common Questions

What's the largest branch it will cut?
Up to 15 cm diameter with the 6" bar. Beyond that, use a full-size saw — forcing an undersized bar is how they bind and kick.

How long does a battery last?
40–60 minutes of continuous cutting. In practice pruning is stop-start, so a session is usually longer than that. Two batteries ship with it.

Do I need to add chain oil?
Yes. Like any chainsaw, the bar and chain need lubrication. Check and oil before each session — running dry wears the chain fast and increases kickback risk.

Why two bar lengths?
The 4" is easier to steer inside a crowded canopy and safer for one-handed detail work. The 6" gives you the full 15 cm capacity for thicker wood.

Can I buy spare chains?
The chain is a standard consumable for this size of saw and will need replacing with use. Keep a spare if you cut regularly.

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