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The Hyundai chainsaw, HCS 2400, is electric with a power of 2.4 kW, has low operating and maintenance costs, and does not produce exhaust fumes. It is advisable to combine it with an extension cord to work at a greater distance from the socket. With a weight of 5.8 kg and a bar length of 45cm, it is ideal for cutting wood, firewood, and small trees.
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Excellent machine. Just make sure you have the right power 2.5+amp relay in your house/garage. Usually the plugs in the kitchen on many homes here are the only ones above 1.6amps.
A very good value saw for household use. In the video, I push it to its limits, cutting a dry olive tree with a thickness of 40cm. However, you need to cut gently and not press it like a gasoline saw. Generally, electric saws cannot be compared to gasoline ones, they are in a different category. As for the weight, it can't be helped, it has a large 2400 motor and I believe it is made of good materials. For heavy-duty work like cutting logs, I would recommend a tool with over 2000w and definitely not the various cheap Chinese ones. From this specific Hyundai and above, always go for reputable brands, the price differences are small.
I bought it exclusively for use on a stationary base, for cutting long or bulky wood for the fireplace at home.
It proved to be an EXCELLENT choice.
Screwed onto the stationary base, obviously it doesn't strain your hands at all, since you don't hold it...
It is generally lightweight, as the motor is longitudinal, so it doesn't interfere with handling the wood near it.
It works perfectly with a ballast-reel, wrapped in a 16-inch safety.
It is very powerful with its 2.4 kW and as an electric saw, it has a kickback brake. The branded 3/8 chain cuts dry-hard wood exceptionally well and green wood like butter, regardless of diameter, size, cutting angle, etc.
It doesn't have a voltage regulator, but it doesn't need one at all, since you only need the on/off function on the base.
The "automatic" chain brake is very useful and safe, immobilizing the chain in less than half a second once you release the switch, while the motor (and the noisy transmission) continue to rotate due to inertia...
The safety lever in front of the upper handle simply cuts off the power, activating the "automatic" brake that stops the chain...
As an electric saw, I expected it to be a little quieter, but it has a powerful 3.2 horsepower longitudinal motor, even with an angled transmission, so its noise is perfectly justified.
Compared to a gasoline-powered saw, on the stationary base, it is much quieter, as it doesn't produce noise when not in operation, unlike the gasoline-powered saw that constantly runs at idle, and even when in operation, it produces a lower sound level than a gasoline saw.
You hear the chain cutting the wood more than the motor and transmission.
It has so much torque that it starts with the trunk resting on the chain, something that cannot be done with a gasoline-powered saw, regardless of displacement and power...
It consumes very little lubricating oil and chain tensioning is a breeze (it needed tensioning during the first hour of operation and one more time in the following two hours...)
Its plastic parts seem to be of very good quality, the blade and chain are Oregon, the chain is 3/8, and the oil cap is located on the front left side...
For the use on the base that we purchased it for, it is the best choice...
11-10-2022
I am coming back just to confirm the huge difference that the Hyundai has compared to the very powerful and well-known gasoline chainsaw that I have been using on my yellow base until now.
We are talking about a different category...
The electric saw cuts everything very quickly, regardless of the type of wood, diameter, and moisture content (green-dry).
The ease of cutting wood with the use of the base has been taken to another level with the powerful Hyundai electric saw...
Highly recommended for use on a stationary base.
P.S. Since the saw is on/off anyway, so that I don't have to use it with the "throttle" on my yellow base, I purchased an industrial on/off foot switch (with a cover) and I will connect it to that for greater ease and safety of use.
P.S.2. Here is a short video to see the ease of use of the electric saw working on a base...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyWkNl5KT-A
Quite impressive for an electric one, but very heavy. After 1 hour, my hands are already tired. It requires attention because, as others have said, the chain needs frequent tensioning. Mine slightly came off from one side (the bottom) and I noticed it when it started smoking. Luckily, it didn't cause much damage. For household use, with a good 1.5-meter cable extension, it is the best. Be careful, it blows the 10-amp fuse in 2 seconds before you even start cutting
The only problem is that the chain needs occasional tightening because it easily loosens. Other than that, it is perfect for household use
I have to say that I am not an expert in cutting (nor do I pretend to be), I just have a garden with a few trees (laurels, some lemon trees, orange trees, pomegranate trees, etc.) and quite a few branches, and I wanted it for the appropriate cutting.
Overall, it cuts well (for an electric one). I wouldn't say the famous phrase "cuts through the trunk like butter"... I have only seen that in gasoline chainsaws with at least double the price...
Note about cutting: You have to "clamp" the trunk you are cutting in the saw's notches in order to cut it properly, otherwise if you just try to touch it on the trunk, it cuts, but it has a lot of vibrations and requires strong "hands".
Inside the box, it comes with a small bottle of oil. This is enough for a while... it fills the oil container about halfway. It's good to have 2 to 4 liters of special chainsaw oil (depending on usage). Personally, I cut a laurel tree (because it was leaning towards the neighboring house and had rotted) using it continuously (without breaks) for about 1 hour and it used up about 80% of the oil fill.
It is relatively heavy (around 6 kilograms), so after a while it gets tiring (logically).
A very negative point and the reason why I gave it 3 stars (otherwise I would give it 4, and if I could, 4.5) is the user manual. I am not that knowledgeable and I didn't know how to assemble the blade, etc. When I opened the Greek manual (that was the only one included), I felt like I was being fooled!! Seriously!! I got so annoyed that I thought about returning the whole product!! The reason is that the main part regarding the initial setup of the chainsaw had the correct steps and descriptions... but it was full of references to images (which is fine), but those images were nowhere to be found in the manual, nor was there any other document with the images in the packaging!
Also, the Greek manual was 13 pages, while the equivalent English one was... 48!! With all that it implies! Luckily, I found videos and instructions here:
https://genpower.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360018630457-How-to-Set-Up-the-Hyundai-HYC2400E-Electric-Chainsaw-HYC2400E-Manual
But it didn't mention anywhere that I needed internet in order to be able to use my new chainsaw... ;)
Very powerful. The Watts prove it. I didn't expect it to be so good for the money it costs. As a plus, I also include the branded blade and chain it has in the box. (Oregon).
I also have the Hyundai pruning shears and it has served me well. The electric one is not comparable to other Chinese brands. You can find cheaper options for as low as 10 euros, but it's better to leave it. I accidentally ran over the blade cover with my car and the next day the replacement part was available at the store at the right price. It cuts very powerfully and robustly. Hyundai... name-quality-price is superb, and the availability of spare parts is not something we have to worry about later, like with other brands.
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After one year, my father-in-law has cut everything without any problem (especially pines).
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Good value for money.
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For its price, it is more than good.. I highly recommend it without reservation!
Good tool and correct price
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