Chainsaw Chains

Makita‘s chainsaw range runs on their 18V LXT and 36V (twin 18V) battery platforms for cordless models, with electric and petrol options rounding out the lineup. The good news is that chain compatibility across the Makita range is straightforward — most models use industry-standard 3/8″ LP pitch chains with .043″ gauge, making replacements readily available […]

A chainsaw chain must match your saw on three specifications: pitch, gauge, and drive link count. Get any one wrong and the chain won’t fit — or worse, it could jam, snap, or cause dangerous kickback. This reference chart covers all three specs and shows which combinations work for every major bar length. What Three

Oregon is the world’s largest aftermarket chainsaw chain manufacturer, producing replacement chains for virtually every major brand. Whether you own a Stihl, Husqvarna, Makita, or DeWalt chainsaw, there’s an Oregon equivalent that will fit. This guide breaks down their numbering system, major series, and exactly which Oregon chain works with your saw. Understanding Oregon Chain

Husqvarna is known for excellent build quality and wide aftermarket support. Their chainsaws range from small DIY models to professional-grade saws, and fortunately, most use standard chain systems that are widely compatible across brands. This makes finding the right chain easier than on some other manufacturers. This guide covers the most popular Husqvarna petrol and

Finding the right replacement chainsaw chain at a competitive price doesn’t mean hunting through multiple retailers. In the UK, the best online stockists for chainsaw chains are Amazon, Screwfix, and Toolstation. All three offer quick delivery, and specialist dealers are still the place to go if you own a premium brand like Stihl or Husqvarna

Milwaukee‘s chainsaw offering is focused and professional: the M18 FUEL 16″ chainsaw (2727-20) is their flagship cordless model, designed for tradespeople who demand power and reliability. Unlike some rivals that offer multiple bar lengths and battery configurations, Milwaukee has chosen to perfect a single core platform — one that uses industry-standard Oregon bars and chains

Stihl is the world’s largest chainsaw manufacturer, and their range spans from 10cc hobby saws to 79cc professional models. Chain compatibility varies significantly across their product line, and using the wrong chain is a common mistake that can damage your saw or create a safety hazard. This guide covers the most popular Stihl models and

The cutting teeth on a chainsaw chain should point away from the engine on the top of the bar. If you look down at the top surface of the bar, the sharp teeth should be angled towards the tip of the bar. On the underside, they point back towards the engine. This is the only

DeWalt‘s chainsaw range spans their 20V MAX platform (single-battery compact models) and 60V MAX FLEXVOLT (dual-battery professional models). The advantage is straightforward chain compatibility across the board — virtually every DeWalt chainsaw uses a standard 3/8″ low-profile (LP) pitch with .043″ gauge, making replacements easy to source. If you own a DeWalt chainsaw, getting the

The two most common chainsaw chain pitches are 3/8″ and .325″. Many people assume these are interchangeable because the numbers look similar — they’re not. Using the wrong pitch on your chainsaw is unsafe and will either damage your saw or cause the chain to fail mid-cut. This guide explains the difference and helps you