Limbs, hedges, small logs.
The jobs it is made for: a limb over the fence, a thick hedge stem, a pile of small logs for the fire pit.
Cordless mini chainsaw
A 24V battery turns a 4-inch bar, with a safety switch, a baffle over the chain and a speed switch. Rated at 1.76 lb, for limbs and small logs.

The WoodRanger difference
A 24V battery, a short bar and a safety switch: the right size for a limb at the fence line or a pile of small logs.
A 24V lithium-ion battery runs the motor. Clip it in and take the saw to the job, from the back fence to the woodpile.
A safety switch sits on the handle and a baffle sits over the chain. A speed switch lets you ease into the cut.
Rated at 1.76 lb (0.8 kg), with a pistol grip: one hand holds the handle and the other stays clear of the bar.
Before you buy
Why choose it
A big saw takes two hands, a stance and a gas can. This one is rated at 1.76 lb and runs on a battery, so a limb at the fence line is a one-handed job.
The Pro Kit comes with two batteries and two chains. When a battery is flat or a chain is dull, swap it and keep cutting.
The chain waits for the safety switch, so a knock in the bag does not start it. The baffle along the bar keeps chips off your forearm, and heat protection is built in.
It works wherever the battery goes, the far corner of the yard or the bed of a truck, with no outlet to reach and no fuel to carry.
Rated for logs up to 4 inches, and that is the job. In return the saw is light and the bar is short, so there is less chain out in the open.
Too thick for the loppers. Too small for the big saw.
Just right for one hand.
A 4-inch bar on a 24V battery.
That limb on the fence? Done before lunch.
Straight comparison
Mini chainsaws run from about $20 to about $150 for a bare tool. The table is what each seller prints on its own listing, read on 5 October 2026.
| Feature | WoodRanger | A $47 six-inch mini chainsaw | A $150 eight-inch pruning saw |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs to buy | $99.99, two batteries | $47.49, two batteries | $149.89, tool only |
| Weight, as printed | 1.76 lb | 3.3 lb | 4.6 lb, tool only |
| Battery and charger in the box | Two batteries and a charging cable | Two batteries and a charger | None, sold separately |
| Spare chains in the box | Two in the Pro Kit | Two | None |
| Safety parts, as printed | Safety switch, baffle, heat protection | Lock, baffles, anti-slip handle | Tip guard |
| Bar length | 4 inches | 6 inches | 8 inches |
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AI-generated illustrations
These photos and quotes are AI-generated to show how the saw is meant to be used. They are not real customers or real reviews. Real customer photos will replace them once buyers send them.
The neighbor's maple keeps dropping limbs over our fence. I used to drag out the bow saw and lose a Saturday. Now it is one hand on the grip and the pile is done before lunch.
Greg (AI persona) · fence line
A big chainsaw was never going to happen for me. This one sits light in one hand, and the thick old stems in the hedge that my loppers could not close on finally come out.
Tanya (AI persona) · hedge and shrubs
I bought the Pro Kit for the two batteries. One charges in the garage while the other cuts the small branches into stove lengths on the sawhorse, and I just swap them.
Luis (AI persona) · firewood
A small saw
A 4-inch guide plate rated for logs up to 4 inches, a rated weight of 1.76 lb and a 24V battery. A small saw for the jobs a big one is too much for.
1.76 lb
Rated weight
4 inches
Rated log size
30 days
To send it back and get your money
Before you buy
The guide plate is 4 inches and the maker rates the saw for logs up to 4 inches. That covers limbs, small firewood and thick hedge stems. It is made for limbs and small logs, not for trunks or longer logs.
A safety switch on the handle, a baffle over the chain, heat protection and an anti-slip grip. It is still a chainsaw: wear work gloves and clear safety glasses, hold the saw by the handle and keep your other hand well clear of the bar.
It has one handle, a safety switch and a speed switch you can ease in with, and the maker calls it beginner-friendly when the safety instructions are followed. Read the manual first, start on a limb at a comfortable height and let the chain do the work.
The maker rates a battery at up to 45 minutes of cutting on a charge. The Pro Kit has two batteries, so a flat one does not end the job. How long it lasts in practice depends on the wood and on how hard you push.
Yes. Like any chainsaw it needs a lubricated chain, and the maker’s care list is to keep the chain clean, tensioned and oiled. Check it before each job.
The Starter Kit has the saw, one battery and one chain. The Pro Kit has the saw, two batteries and two chains. The Dual Pro Kit has two saws, four batteries and four chains. The kits also include a charging cable, a bar cover, a user manual and a maintenance set.
Small logs, yes, up to 4 inches across. It is a trimming saw, so a winter’s supply of firewood calls for a bigger saw.
A hand saw has nothing to charge or oil, and your arm does the work on every stroke. On this one a motor does that work, which matters most on limbs near the limit of the bar.
Send it back within 30 days of delivery and we refund the product price. Shipping within the US is free.
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Put on work gloves and glasses, charge a battery and cut one limb. If it is not what this page said, send it back within 30 days of delivery for a refund of the product price.
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