siejson wrote: This is an ordinary Tesco chainsaw also does not go crazy, but I did not use it somehow hard
It is tightened maximally
Not exploited so much or actually? For those 600 Watt and basically small swabs (because now there is a mania of overexposure by manufacturers, it is known from which country) must be a very sharp shield. We start cutting only when the saw reaches maximum revolutions, we introduce the saw into the material slowly and continue to listen to the work of the saw. We do not press the engine to slow down. All you need to do is hit the material several times with the saw blade when the engine starts and it is already sweeping. I know what I write because for a long time I have used this tool for a long time and I started with Lithuanian with a capacity of 2 KW which today is still functional and aged in the workshop closet due to sentiment.
If these cutters rotate on the rotor, the cost of the rotor itself is known.
But rightly someone noticed that without demolition it can only be predicted, although I bet on my and colleagues' diagnosis at 100%. Before the wedge breaks down, the teeth will fly in several drive units.
Col. Paweł, I answer - my conclusions are taken from experience acquired through long use of power tools in carpentry.