You've got a chainsaw collection? Hardcore! :wink:

Nice. I'd give an arm and a leg for one of these.

Nice just what I want to re-enact Wolfenstein New Order :sunglasses:

Do these work effectively or just another useless toy? Good price if genuine reduction.

Nice. I'd give an arm and a leg for one of these.

They are only good for medium sized logs. Mine burnt out .....best kept for pruning.

£50 is the 'right price', I'd say.
They are the same model as the titan one, which is normally this kinda price:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb355chn-40-5cm-2000w-electric-chainsaw-230v/92771
I went for the Mountfield (paid £65) which is the same again, but has a longer lead than the Titan and an Oregon chain/bar.

Happy with it, though it is a chunk heavier than my similar-power cheap petrol chain saw (which I need to sot the carb out on.)

I bought a Worx drill about 7 months ago, the drill was ok but the lithium battery charger packed up after only it's second use. I rang Worx only to be told they were out of stock and I had to wait up to a month for a replacement.
As I had just moved house and needed to do lots of DIY I had no option but to buy a new drill, this time a Makita.
So my advice is do not but anything Worx, I spoke to a seller on amazon that sold Worx chargers, he told me he sells loads and was also out of stock when I contacted him. They must be very poor quality for people to keep buying them.

I've used this model (different brand) of chainsaw for years to cut logs for a stove. I've cut through some huge logs, no problem. I guess the important thing is to learn how to keep the chain sharp.