Chainsaws cut in a curve (walk) if their chains are dull. The user applies more force to compensate for the dull chain, and usually applies uneven force because both hands are on the same side of the cutting bar. They can also walk if one side of the chain has been damage by contact with stone or metal.
Well not exactly..... i'd say 95% time its either your bar is worn uneven (get a new bar or have it ground by a professional with a bar grinder) or the teeth on your chainsaw are not sharpened evenly. you're probably sharpening your chain by yourself...using a hand sharpener instead of a pro grinder the saw shops use. Well when you do it yourself you arent getting all the teeth ground evenly. When they arent even you'll start cutting crooked. So its always much better to get your saws ground from a shop (or you can buy a grinder if you do A LOT of cutting, silvey or Oregon make good ones). Plus taking it to a shop you can also have your rakers (depth gauges) ground. So you will still pull the same size chips. (so you will cut as good or better than new). Unless you are running low-kick back chain. But if you're running that you should throw it away because it sucks. Learn from a professional class how to use your saw and then run chain that works.
Having experienced curved cutting and trying the following solutions: sharpened chain, bought new chain, and flipped the bar, I found that the solution that worked best was to clean out both oiling ports. At least on my Stihl 08S there are ports on both sides of the chain. When one becomes restricted or plugs up, the saw cuts become curved. Cleaning the ports will result in straight cuts even with a dull chain and a worn bar.
You get a chainsaw and cut it to peices, if you dont know how to use a chainsaw, get Jason to do it! LoL
Chainsaw or hatchet.
I suspect there is, as there is a chainsaw designed specifically for cutting concrete and stone. I've rented them.
the thing by which you cut people
It's possible, yes, but it's more likely to be cut crooked.
If you need to cut down trees, there are a few options as to where you can purchase a good chainsaw. Lowes carry some of the best quality chainsaws in America.
your whole body will get cut in half
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i think you just bend it or cut it you use a chainsaw to cut it i think
First ChainsawThe first chainsaw was made around 1830 by German orthopedist Bernard Heine.
not that i know of....hopefully
No, not really, unless the rain is bringing dirt and mud into the cuts. Dirt kills chainsaw blades.