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Bosch NanoBlade Cordless Saw EasyCut 12 (1 battery, 12 volt system, NanoBlade technology, in case)
Bosch NanoBlade Cordless Saw EasyCut 12 (1 battery, 12 volt system, NanoBlade technology, in case)
Bosch NanoBlade Cordless Saw EasyCut 12 (1 battery, 12 volt system, NanoBlade technology, in case)
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Posted 9 September 2023

Bosch NanoBlade Cordless Saw EasyCut 12 (1 battery, 12 volt system, NanoBlade technology, in case)

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  1. casadous's avatar
    I know we don't have time machines but pre pandemic it was 59£. (edited)
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    Tbh even for 59 I wouldn't buy it. 23 pound for a ridiculous chain. I hope that one day someone will copy it and will start selling it for a non-rip off price.
  2. richie147uk's avatar
    Bought it from Costco for similar money a couple of years ago.. used once and realised it was rubbish.. and managed to offload it on to some poor unfortunate on Gumtree for a ‘bargain’ £70! Don’t be tempted by the concept… this is awful.
  3. Noneoftheabove's avatar
    I use bosch 12v kit and I keep looking at this, but going by reviews and videos it is too small to be useful.
  4. daniver's avatar
    I own this and the reviews are correct, it is useless. Chain broke first time I tried to cut a small branch - £29 for a replacement. Useful for cutting twigs that you could snap by hand anyway; so not really useful at all.
  5. PonJaul76's avatar
    £100 for an electric nail file!
  6. Holgmaster's avatar
    I bought a proper 6 inch chain saw from Oregon and that works a treat for cutting bits of a tree. And it was 80 quid.
  7. blackburnr's avatar
    I'm surprised by the negatives
    I've had one from launch
    I've probably bought 3 chains I use the 12v volt version and it cuts pretty much whatever I throw at it including when I had to get through some kitchen surface
    Lent it a mate who does a lot more DIY and he bought one
    I agree chains aren't cheap and I'd rather buy a 3rd party version
    If there were available (edited)
    hotrol's avatar
    I agree I've had one for years and found it very useful for many tasks around the garden.
    I have however bought a worx mini chainsaw earlier this year (for less than this costs) and its much better (edited)
  8. Luqmaan's avatar
    Anything more price friendly for cutting branches / small tree down in back garden, nothing fancy... but fancier than a normal axe 🪓
  9. deleted2690531's avatar
    Its more for DIY, not cutting trees
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