We spoke to chainsaw expert Thomas Goodman to find out everything you need to know about how to cut down a tree with a chainsaw, as well as what safety considerations to keep in mind - and when it ...

2. Full speed Whether you're cutting down a tree, cutting a fallen limb or trimming small, low branches from a tree, run the chainsaw at full speed. It's not only faster, it's safer.

Having a tree professionally cut down ranges from about $200 to $2,000, with $750 being the average. The final cost depends on the size of the tree and whether anything is in the way of the fall ...

Use a chainsaw that fits the task at hand: for example, a large chainsaw of 18 or 20 inches for bigger logs, a smaller chainsaw of 14 or 16 inches for branches and smaller trees.

You want to safely cut down your tree without causing damage to your home or yard, and more importantly, avoid injury to yourself and others.

By understanding your chainsaw and using this special technique, you can safely cut down trees and make them fall where you want everytime. This is MUST SEE info for experienced tree cutters and ...

But a chainsaw is just another power tool — and the best way to fell trees, prune limbs and cut firewood. Chainsaws are potent tools.

If there's a strong wind, fell the tree in the direction of the wind. If the tree is on a slope, fell the tree downhill. 3. Okay, now it's time to swing the axe.