How long will it last?

that saw is built way cheaper than the blue max the quality of metal and plastics of that saw is no where near the quality of a blue max

My two cents: Fine to use as a disposable tool. But keep in mind all metals, plastics, rubbers, etc. are of lessor quality than the original. Undoubtedly, things will break on it sooner than later. Also, you are going to burn more gas and oil and chainsaw oil. GL with the chainsaw of awesomeness.

That thing looks a lot like my Echo cs450. Nothing wrong with buying a cheap saw if it suits your needs. I still keep an older Poulan around as a spare and it works fine.

The language is German

that saw look like a combination of all of the major saw company’s. front grey piece, muffler, and handle look like Husqvarna designs, the bar and side caver resemble a stihl, and the back handle and starting controls look like an echo. very interesting. to bad its from china.

take a break kid .don’t saw your halls off .

I think that’s an Echo clone. I’ve got 2 echoes, they’re good saws.thanks for the vid

Just because some of you smart asses do not know how to handle power tools safely does not mean we are as stupid as you.

wow it actually is a great little chainsaw i counted how long it took to get through the big tree : 13 seconds thats impressive

i have been running saw for 20yrs if it’s not a Stihl or Husqvarna it’s junk

Sounds like shit….

I have had this exact same saw for 2 years I run it alongside my Dolmar and Stihl saws…at the price even it it last a couple of years it decent value.in quality terms it’s what it is cheap and cheerful.

Only takes 5 seconds to run the saw in. Bought one of these about two years ago , mine came with a 20 inch bar and chain , took it straight down to my local husqvarna shop , asked them to change the bar and chain down to 18 inch which they did with Oregon equipment . This chainsaw has become my Rolls Royce model compared to my smaller Husky 42e , bloody expensive too !! I`m in New Zealand where things cost a lot more than anybody else has to pay. Anyway , the Chinese one goes exceptionly well , in 2 years it`s cut down numerous trees and heaps of railway sleepers , like cutting through butter ! You paid $77US , I paid $NZ200 , big diff. The little 42e was $NZ585 about 10 years ago , not cheap. Most home handymen in my country would buy these Chinese saws now , their quality is actually getting much better.

Nice Video, Here We are almost 2 years since ya made this video, How is the Saw holding out,? How often do you use it,,? The test of time is always the China Buster,, It looked like it had plenty of Power, But, that was New, China DOES put out some good products, But, plenty of junk too.. It’s hard to tell until you shell out the Green Backs first,, If Ya get a Bad one, don’t even try to send it back to China, You’ll never see it again..

That looks more like an echo

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did u really let that saw sit there and idle through a whole tank of gas??it’s a two stroke they don’t need to “break in” u just start it and run it!it’s worse for the saw to sit and idle like that then if u just used it right off..it’s better to keep em reved up!