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Bandit, great that you've overcome what must have been some difficulties. A friend of mine could do things that many found hard to believe, without having either hand, or arms for that matter. He died a few years back from the bad blood they gave him when he had his terrible accident when just...

Credit to you, Squish, if you thought long and hard before using one hand with a saw. Hard to exactly remember, but likely I just couldn't reach to cut something with two hands one day and using one hand was the choice. A few seconds thought maybe... Getting work done along with some smarts...

I venture that the vast majority of people skillfully using the advanced technique, never thought about if doing it was ok. More it came naturally.

Does it really need to be all so serious? Get the work done and just don't hurt yourself.

I just finished a three day prefectural run course to get a chainsaw and tree cutting certificate, a requirement for work paid by taxes, and prompted by many people being injured over time. The manual stressed ultra safe procedures, but oddly, one handed use wasn't even mentioned. They weren't...

Having used them in a bucket, I find those small tip bars are practically made for one handing, you can get very surgical with them in crotches and stuff. Ever see a surgeon use two hands on a scalpel?

Terrible loss.

Table saw use is one handed basically, sometimes a second hand to help support something or to pull the wood away after the cut. Using a second hand is often the cause of an injury, placed at the wrong spot. A T saw can have a form of kickback as well if the wood binds the blade. That may be...