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Overkill is better than cut. Safe practices make for safe work.

:lol: I used to be amazed at how many people would move right into line with a saw chain to watch. I'd always stop and motion to move to the side. Usually you'd see the light bulb come on. Always seemed odd to me how casual some people are about chainsaws. The tiniest bit of awareness of body...

Get a breaker and spinner and buy stihl chain by the 100' roll. You won't regret it. 25'(1/4 roll at a time) is fine for the micro picco or whatever the hell the climbing chain is.

Gary I employ the same rule as you. No standing in the line of fire. It only seems logical to me.

I've seen chains come apart a number of times. It's what lead me to spinning my own. Others incompetence. I've had a chain fly right off the end of a 200 while in the bucket that was never found. In a tight residential job. Scary as shit.