For his Beyond Unboxing series, [Charles] tore apart a Ryobi cordless chainsaw to get a better look at how this battery powered tool works. Inside he found a three-phase motor and controller.

You have to hand it to the designers of the Worx ... chainsaw use, and outdoor power equipment. When he’s not working on his own house, he volunteers with Sovereign Grace Church doing home ...

With its small bar, small battery, and low chain speed, the Worx struggled in tough material during our hands-on testing. However, like other light-duty saws on this list, this chainsaw is well ...

Because Menards isn't a tiny store, you'll have to navigate more than 20 options when you're in the market for a new chainsaw. Brands like Black+Decker, Masterforce, and Worx round out budget ...

The best in our tests leave a thin dusting; the worst leave a relatively thick coating. The Worx WG471 is part of the Snow Blowers test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Single-Stage ...

Tool brands are often differentiated by their color schemes and certain aesthetic choices. Hand tools may offer a rounded ...

A pole saw, which is basically a chainsaw attached to a long pole that lets you reach up to cut branches, can be just the tool you need. That being said, while pole saws can make pruning a whole ...

A combination of pressure, measured in pounds per square inch (psi), and flow, measured in gallons per minute (gpm). Higher pressure results in better cleaning of a given surface; coupled with a ...

That’s why the Worx is ... lawn care, chainsaw use, and outdoor power equipment. When he’s not working on his own house, he volunteers with Sovereign Grace Church doing home repair for ...

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The sight of acres of empty supermarket shelves stemming from a shutdown of just two fertiliser factories (where carbon dioxide is a vital by-product) shows just how little we really understand ...