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Heh. Van city, another BC local. Welcome. Justin

I ran saws ine handed all the time. But one hand or two hands I've never not considered very strongly what I'm doing with one. I've sunk a chain through my cutting pants and into my knee once. And barely, no stitches. No other saw cuts except from a thrown chain once in about 18 years of...

And if they aren't thinking about it after becoming extremely experienced with it,that is when they stand the greatest chance of being accidentally bit by it. Complacency with a chainsaw is dangerous. My uncle was pushing 30 years experience with only minor scrapes and bruises when he took a...

I would think the opposite. That any skilled user using the 'advanced technique' of onehanding would have thought long and hard about whether it was 'ok' when first venturing down that path.

:lol:

One handing? IM thinking of posting a pic of dropstarting in shorts and sandals. Actually I know a guy who cut himself doing that while doing saw maintenance while we were on a hotel job. So I don't really recommend it.

Just have your regular safety meets and put your initials down on it. If someone gets hurt one handing it's going to be a shit show. Just have some documentation that you've discussed it's not an acceptable practice. It is all fine and dandy for all of us to talk about it being a legitimate...

Lying idiots. The worst.