Bosch Home and Garden Chainsaws
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Bosch Home and Garden Chainsaws at Tooled-Up.com
Tooled-Up.com stocks Bosch Home and Garden Chainsaws for pruning, logging and general garden clearance. The selection covers cordless models on the 18v Power for All system, the 36v ADVANCEDCHAIN 36V-35-40 with a 350mm bar, and the corded UNIVERSALCHAIN 35, which runs from 240v mains. Compact options include the EASYCHAIN 18V-15-7 with a 150mm bar and the UNIVERSALCHAIN 18v cordless model with a 200mm bar.
Bosch also offers Nanoblade saws, including the EASYCUT 12 LI, ADVANCEDCUT 18 LI and UNIVERSALCUT 18V-65. These use a narrow blade for precise cuts and sit between a chainsaw and a pruning saw. Browse the Bosch Home and Garden selection at Tooled-Up.com to match the right saw to the job.
Key Features of Bosch Home and Garden Chainsaws
- Brushless motors: Fitted to the ADVANCEDCHAIN 36V-35-40, EASYCHAIN 18V-15-7 and PKE 18V-30-28. They run efficiently, so you get more cutting from each charge.
- Syneon chip control: The ADVANCEDCHAIN 36V-35-40 uses a Bosch Syneon chip to adjust energy to demand, helping to maximise runtime.
- Shared battery systems: 18v models use Power for All, and the 36v ADVANCEDCHAIN is part of the 36v Power for All system alongside Bosch lawnmowers, grass trimmers, brush cutters, leaf blowers and pressure washers. The 12v Battery System powers the EASYCUT 12 LI. One battery can serve several tools.
- Choice of bar lengths: From 150mm for one-handed pruning up to 350mm for logs and thicker branches.
- Corded option: The UNIVERSALCHAIN 35 offers constant mains power with no batteries to charge.
- Nanoblade technology: Gives controlled cuts in timber and other materials where a full chainsaw would be too much.
Who Uses Bosch Home and Garden Chainsaws?
- Homeowners: Cutting back overgrown trees, trimming hedges and clearing storm-damaged branches.
- Allotment holders: Cutting timber for raised beds and clearing overgrown plots.
- Firewood users: Cutting logs to length with the 350mm corded and 36v models.
- Landscapers and gardeners: Carrying out seasonal pruning with lightweight cordless saws.
- DIYers and crafters: Making detailed cuts with Nanoblade saws.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Bosch Home and Garden chainsaw is best for firewood?
For regular log cutting, choose a 350mm bar. The corded UNIVERSALCHAIN 35 provides constant 240v power, while the cordless ADVANCEDCHAIN 36V-35-40 works away from a socket.
Can I use my existing Bosch batteries?
Yes, if the voltage matches. The 18v chainsaws use Power for All batteries, the ADVANCEDCHAIN uses the 36v Power for All system, and the EASYCUT 12 LI uses the 12v Battery System. Check the voltage before buying.
What is the difference between a Nanoblade saw and a chainsaw?
Nanoblade saws use a narrow blade for precise, controlled cuts. They suit smaller pruning and detailed work. A chainsaw is better for logs and thicker branches. Shop Bosch Home and Garden Chainsaws at Tooled-Up.com to compare both.