Have you checked out my latest video on the new wg325? :-) think you might like it :-) it's like the wg324 has popped a few steroids and now features autolube too! :-)

It's no replacement for a full size chainsaw and lacks the autolube so you know one day you will forget this and the first thing to remind you will probably be a burning smell along with that 'whoops' moment! Other than that it is faultless really.

Great you got it out, try looking up a 'step cut' you cut half way under first then back towards the tree on top but about 1 inch before the under cut...... I recently done a LANTRA tree cutting course and learnt all about the different cuts and methods, I will post a tutorial video in due course, hopefully everyone can learn how to safely take down trees without any bad side affects.

Many thanks, in this modern world of multilingual and universal marketing I understand why manufacturers want simple easy to digest instruction manuals (remember the days of detailed bibles with products written in 30 different languages!?) Most worx pamphlet manuals are made using the simplistic "ikea" style system but I do find it sometimes lacks important details, yes there are extensive written does and dont's but if important stuff is hidden in there it might be overlooked and not adhered to, I Try and keep my videos comprehensive and factual, less opinionated more - this is what it CAN do make up your own mind if it's suitable for YOUR task and needs, only essential safety and maintaince is covered but I will lean in a bit heavy if it is more safety focused / your tool will not last 2 seconds without this. :-) such as oiling your chain :-) happy worxing and look forward to your future viewership.

Agree!

@@mikesptworld Agreed - thanks for this level of detail

You should see the 12m/s brushless wg325..... made for the clinically insane who like to cut 2 branches off in under 1 second..... a true muscle flex from worx showing what they can do :-)

I always refer to my tools as toys :-D

If I can use it safely, anyone can :-P and I still have all 10 digits!! Though I am currently in negotiations with my local saw Mill to get hold of a giant slice of wood for the wg385e!!

Hi Mike I forgot to mention that when my husband helped me get my work 20 volt running saw out the cain fell off my husband mentioned he believes the tension was not right and seeing how the tool belongs to me I need to learn how to properly put the chain back on and also learn to adjust the tension do you have a video to show me how to properly do this. P.s. I'm sure he could do it if he wanted to but I do agree I have my tools he has his and it's my jod to know how to use my tools properly. Mr Mike you are the best. Thank you Amada J.

Workbench is a worx jaw horse wx060 with 1 ton of clamping force it is a force to be reconed with.

@@mikesptworld mtx for response.

I will conduct this test and find out..... in fact I could actually do this for ALL my worx tools..... I have made a special rig to test power consumption so could easily find the maximum current draw of any tool and either make calculations and then prove in real life, I also have a laser thermometer as well as probe testers too so this coukd also be viable material for both retrospective and future videos.

@@mikesptworld wow that's gonna very helpful to manny, i cant wait to see that because im planning to buy few of Worx's tools series with the battery platform. (im sub to your channel for not gonna missed it).

Haha! I'm slightly hard of hearing and am aware that sometimes I shout (as I can't hear myself) I'm hoping to get a shure external microphone in the coming weeks to better the audio quality of my videos, I am now recording in either 4k 60fps or 8k 28fps to ensure you guys the general public get the best possible experience.

I dare say if you attempt cutting something slightly silly and damp or sappy like conifer then you will get an expected result, in my use I have cut seasoned redwood, oak and maple with very impressive results, I woukd reccomend oiling the chain after every log cut due to the lack of autocue, it is a pruner and I honestly don't think worx ever envisioned some idiot like me attempting to slice through a 7 inch log with a 5 inch bar! Lol though it proves it can more than pull its weight.

@@mikesptworld Thank you for the info. I want to buy one right now, but they're out of stock! I'll keep trying.

Well worth the wait in my opinion, chains were available recently again, I managed to bag one before they went out of stock :-)

Many thanks :-) yes it is very nice cutting any sort of brush, brambles, and small sapplings as well as some bigger thicker stuff too.

What do you need repairing? Have you tried worx customer service?

@@mikesptworld battery charged, can't turn on. The saw did little work

Not good :-/ OK the reason it's stuck is because you cut underneath.... anyway the solution is to take weight off of it, I assume you tried taking off a big limb / branch? So you Need to prop the weight off of the bit you were trying to chop off, it's like a pair of pliers let go and take the weight off and they release, you need to take the weight off and the saw will be released :-)

Detachable no, in any manner..... well if by any manner you mean can you take a cutting device to it with no ill affects other than compromising the safety of the machine and potential structural integrity then sure but I personally don't condone that sort of thing but each to their own :-)

@@mikesptworld I thought it had screws there. Thanks!

I will go have a look in a sec and get back to you, I can see the screws you mean but don't think it reveals a handle less option. :-)

When I'm wrong I admit it though I can firmly see why it's there, if you get kick back and loose your grip it's goodbye to two fingers! On good day, 👍🏻 3x 3mm H3 head m3 alen bolts from 30-70mm length and the handle comes off in two parts I really don't reccomend this though!! It's there for your safety. But I'm just a guy in a KZfaq video :-P maybe some chain mail gloves??

@@mikesptworld Thank you very much!!! I will buy it! Without the guard it seems to be more slender. Don't worry, I just wanted to know that for its use with a pole. Thanks again!

Chain Gauge 1.1 " Chain Pitch 0.25 " No. of Drive Links 28 Weirdest size possibly going but spares are readily available from worx uk.

Yes you can remove the handle :-) you are not the first to ask this - can't say I really reccomend it but you can if needed.

de hecho, es una máquina extremadamente capaz y bien merece una consideración al pensar en comprar una pequeña sierra de podar.

To tighten the chain simply take a flat blade screwdriver and tighten the adjustment screw at the front next to the chain bar.

2:39 is where the tension bit starts.

Всё, разобрался. Заработало) Просто надо было ослабить цепь!

You should have approximately 3mm or 1/8th of an inch slack in the chain from the middle of the bar, remember to oil the chain too ;-)

Yes the nitro is a bit better, mainly on run time, but the wg324 is no slouch when it comes to cutting speed or ability.

Many thanks, yeah I thought I would try a larger log as it is unlikely that anyone would buy it with the intention of wanting to cut a 7 inch diameter log but proving it is more than capable of this means it will go through normal branches with ease! I would have to say it really needs fresh lube after every cut in reality, this is annoying but you can't take away the fact it can more than take care of itself when pushed to the limit! I might try and do a short on a 10 inch log just to show its mightyness 🤔 though I think sawing a reclaimed oak railway sleeper may be more challenging? :-)

I got this baby on QVC for $100 - got lucky

Yes maybe but cutting through a 1 inch twig isn't as much fun really and doesn't show its true capability, I'm sure someone will buy it expecting a 5 inch bar to cut a 12 inch log it's a consumer thing!!

I have my wife knowing what I'm doing just incase I have an accident and carry a wireless doorbell ringer just incase things go a little bit wrong!!

@@mikesptworld LOL

Thank you.... there is no charge for awesomeness :-D

in Russian my friend, nothing is impossible :-)