Best Chainsaws for Firewood

One of the best values for an 18 in battery saw, for firewood and storm cleanup on a budget.

For homeowners cutting a few cords a year who want gas saw power without the engine. The big battery kit is a fair price for an 18 in saw.

For heavier firewood cutting on the Greenworks 80V platform, with long runtime per charge.

For rural owners felling and bucking bigger trees who want the most power EGO makes. Overkill for yard cleanup.

A well priced 18 in kit with a big 6Ah battery for firewood and storm cleanup, best for Ryobi 40V owners.

For buyers who want a Husqvarna saw with long runtime for firewood and cleanup, and can wait out the slow charger.

For DeWalt FLEXVOLT owners who need real power for firewood and felling and don’t mind the weight.

The most engine for the money here, for rural owners who fell trees and buck big firewood.

A good value 18 in firewood saw with a long warranty for homeowners who cut a few cords a year.

A light professional grade saw for serious firewood cutters who want pro build quality and a long warranty.

The saw for owners with large trees to fell and big rounds to buck, who don’t need a professional saw.

The everyday Rancher for homeowners who cut their own firewood and drop the odd tree. A strong value at its price.

A strong 18 in firewood saw for homeowners who want 50 cc power without Rancher weight.

The pick of the 50 cc Ranchers for owners who cut often or in changing weather and want a saw that tunes itself.

A heavy duty firewood and felling saw for rural owners who cut big wood every year.

A light 18 in saw for homeowners who cut a cord or two of firewood a year. Step up to a Rancher for regular felling.

STIHL’s firewood and farm saw for owners who cut a lot of wood and want a dealer nearby.

A fuel efficient 18 in STIHL for homeowners who cut a few cords a year and want dealer support.

A light, well proven firewood saw for homeowners who cut in cold winters.

A comfortable 18 in homeowner saw for buyers who value easy starting and tool free chain tension over raw power.