The HME Pocket Chainsaw is a compact, manual chainsaw designed for cutting branches, smaller tree trunks, and campfire wood.
The HME Pocket Chainsaw is a compact, manual chainsaw designed for cutting branches, smaller tree trunks, and campfire wood. The 91 cm long carbon steel chain cuts with bi-directional teeth, while the strong nylon wrist straps allow you to use the saw comfortably with both hands. Suitable for use For hiking and camping For preparing firewood For removing fallen branches For maintaining hunting trails or shooting lanes For clearing the area around a hunting stand As part of off-road and survival gear As a spare tool to keep in your car or ATV In situations where an axe or regular handsaw would take up too much space For hikers and hunters who prefer a lightweight hand tool For small sawing jobs in the home garden Why choose the HME Pocket Chainsaw? 91 cm or 36-inch saw chain Durable carbon steel construction Bi-directional cutting teeth Cuts in both directions Strongly stitched nylon wrist straps No fuel, battery, or electricity required Compact and easy to carry Fits in a backpack, hunting bag, or vehicle kit Comes with a practical carrying pouch Few moving parts and a simple operating principle Technical specifications Model: Pocket Chainsaw Product type: manually operated pocket chainsaw Chain length: 91 cm Chain length in inches: 36" Chain material: high carbon steel Cutting teeth: bi-directional Handles: stitched nylon wrist straps Power source: manual Color: black Carrying pouch included: yes Set includes HME Pocket Chainsaw 91 cm pocket saw Two nylon wrist straps Carrying pouch Frequently Asked Questions Does the HME Pocket Chainsaw require a battery or fuel? No. This is a fully manual pocket chainsaw, so it does not require a battery, electricity, or fuel. How long is the HME Pocket Chainsaw chain? The chain length is 91 cm or 36 inches. The long chain allows you to place the saw around branches and smaller trunks of various diameters. Does the pocket chainsaw cut in both directions? Yes. The chain has bi-directional cutting teeth, which cut alternately when pulling from both wrist straps. What type of wood is it suitable for? The saw is suitable for cutting branches, smaller trunks, and firewood. The speed of work depends on the wood species, dryness, diameter, and the technique used. Is the HME Pocket Chainsaw suitable for carrying in a backpack? Yes. The foldable chain takes up little space, and the included carrying pouch helps keep the sharp teeth separated from the rest of your gear. How do you maintain the pocket chainsaw? After use, remove sawdust and dirt from the chain, dry it thoroughly, and apply a thin layer of suitable oil to the joints. Storing it in a dry pouch helps reduce the risk of corrosion. When is the HME Pocket Chainsaw the right choice? The HME Pocket Chainsaw is best when compact size and easy portability are more important than maximum sawing speed. It is a practical tool for hiking, hunting bags, cars, or ATV kits, allowing you to make occasional cuts without a heavy saw or axe. For regular forestry work, cutting thick trunks, or jobs that require very precise cuts, it's better to choose a rigid blade handsaw or an appropriate chainsaw. A folding handsaw is often more convenient for one-handed work, but the pocket chainsaw stands out for its small packed size and the ability to use the strength of both hands while cutting. Expert tip The pocket chainsaw works most efficiently when the chain moves smoothly around the branch at a sufficiently wide angle. Place the chain so the cutting teeth face the wood, and pull the wrist straps alternately with long, even strokes. Pulling too sharply upward may force the chain into the cut groove and increase the risk of jamming. Wear work gloves and check before sawing that the chain, connections, and wrist straps are intact. Do not twist the chain into a knot during use or use it near stones, metal, or live wires. For overhead branches, always consider the possible direction of their fall. After use in a damp environment, clean and dry the chain and lightly oil its moving joints. This keeps the pocket saw ready for use and prevents rusting when stored in the pouch. Compact handsaw for hiking and hunting The HME Pocket Chainsaw combines a 91 cm carbon steel chain, bi-directional cutting teeth, and durable wrist straps into an easy-to-carry tool. It is a great addition to your hiking, hunting, or vehicle kit when you need a saw for smaller outdoor jobs without a battery or fuel.
The HME Pocket Chainsaw is a compact, manual chainsaw designed for cutting branches, smaller tree trunks, and campfire wood. The 91 cm long carbon steel chain cuts with bi-directional teeth, while the strong nylon wrist straps allow you to use the saw comfortably with both hands. Suitable for use For hiking and camping For preparing firewood For removing fallen branches For maintaining hunting trails or shooting lanes For clearing the area around a hunting stand As part of off-road and survival gear As a spare tool to keep in your car or ATV In situations where an axe or regular handsaw would take up too much space For hikers and hunters who prefer a lightweight hand tool For small sawing jobs in the home garden Why choose the HME Pocket Chainsaw? 91 cm or 36-inch saw chain Durable carbon steel construction Bi-directional cutting teeth Cuts in both directions Strongly stitched nylon wrist straps No fuel, battery, or electricity required Compact and easy to carry Fits in a backpack, hunting bag, or vehicle kit Comes with a practical carrying pouch Few moving parts and a simple operating principle Technical specifications Model: Pocket Chainsaw Product type: manually operated pocket chainsaw Chain length: 91 cm Chain length in inches: 36" Chain material: high carbon steel Cutting teeth: bi-directional Handles: stitched nylon wrist straps Power source: manual Color: black Carrying pouch included: yes Set includes HME Pocket Chainsaw 91 cm pocket saw Two nylon wrist straps Carrying pouch Frequently Asked Questions Does the HME Pocket Chainsaw require a battery or fuel? No. This is a fully manual pocket chainsaw, so it does not require a battery, electricity, or fuel. How long is the HME Pocket Chainsaw chain? The chain length is 91 cm or 36 inches. The long chain allows you to place the saw around branches and smaller trunks of various diameters. Does the pocket chainsaw cut in both directions? Yes. The chain has bi-directional cutting teeth, which cut alternately when pulling from both wrist straps. What type of wood is it suitable for? The saw is suitable for cutting branches, smaller trunks, and firewood. The speed of work depends on the wood species, dryness, diameter, and the technique used. Is the HME Pocket Chainsaw suitable for carrying in a backpack? Yes. The foldable chain takes up little space, and the included carrying pouch helps keep the sharp teeth separated from the rest of your gear. How do you maintain the pocket chainsaw? After use, remove sawdust and dirt from the chain, dry it thoroughly, and apply a thin layer of suitable oil to the joints. Storing it in a dry pouch helps reduce the risk of corrosion. When is the HME Pocket Chainsaw the right choice? The HME Pocket Chainsaw is best when compact size and easy portability are more important than maximum sawing speed. It is a practical tool for hiking, hunting bags, cars, or ATV kits, allowing you to make occasional cuts without a heavy saw or axe. For regular forestry work, cutting thick trunks, or jobs that require very precise cuts, it's better to choose a rigid blade handsaw or an appropriate chainsaw. A folding handsaw is often more convenient for one-handed work, but the pocket chainsaw stands out for its small packed size and the ability to use the strength of both hands while cutting. Expert tip The pocket chainsaw works most efficiently when the chain moves smoothly around the branch at a sufficiently wide angle. Place the chain so the cutting teeth face the wood, and pull the wrist straps alternately with long, even strokes. Pulling too sharply upward may force the chain into the cut groove and increase the risk of jamming. Wear work gloves and check before sawing that the chain, connections, and wrist straps are intact. Do not twist the chain into a knot during use or use it near stones, metal, or live wires. For overhead branches, always consider the possible direction of their fall. After use in a damp environment, clean and dry the chain and lightly oil its moving joints. This keeps the pocket saw ready for use and prevents rusting when stored in the pouch. Compact handsaw for hiking and hunting The HME Pocket Chainsaw combines a 91 cm carbon steel chain, bi-directional cutting teeth, and durable wrist straps into an easy-to-carry tool. It is a great addition to your hiking, hunting, or vehicle kit when you need a saw for smaller outdoor jobs without a battery or fuel.
