Rope Pocket Chainsaw: In-Depth Test and User-Friendly Improvements Suggestion

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By: Taras Kul

The video showcases a thorough testing and review of a Rope Pocket Chainsaw. The product, designed for tree trimming, comes housed in a small pouch and features a chain similar to that of a regular chainsaw. It also includes handles and a bag that can be attached to the rope for ease of use. The product test includes trying to cut down a tree that has fallen and is leaning on another tree. Although the task proves to be a bit challenging and the chain gets stuck occasionally due to the tree being pinched, the chainsaw manages to successfully cut down the thick tree. However, the chainsaw seems to be better suited for cutting branches, as it gets stuck less frequently.

In additional testing, the user tried cutting a dead twig from a distance, and again encountered the issue of the chain getting stuck. When the chainsaw blade is used manually, the user finds it easier and quicker to cut the log without it getting stuck. The video concludes with the suggestion that a longer chain could improve the product significantly. The user points out that despite some shortcomings, the Rope Pocket Chainsaw is an interesting tool, but could benefit from some improvements to make it more user-friendly and effective.