Ideal for the garden

First of the desired field of application of mine: I saw a lot of branch wood, wooden beams, timber board and the like from the garden for the stove. Wood thickness is usually a maximum of 20-25 cm. For anything more I take a petrol chainsaw from Stihl. But since I do not want to always run on the standby gasoline chain I had been an E Einhell chainsaw with which I was, however, increasingly dissatisfied because their chain tensioning device is cumbersome and deficient performance, she made limp at something sterner stuff.
So I bought this Makita chainsaw because I found it very convenient for 87.88 (at the time).
In a nutshell, I am completely satisfied and can only highly recommend and would like to list the pros and cons:

Pro:
-Stabiles Housing, very well made, no burrs or gaps at the joints housing
-Very Good hold in your hand, very well constructed from the weight distribution, the handle gumming
-Werkeugloses Installation and tensioning of the chain possible very easy even for someone who is inexperienced
-Füllstandsanzeige Of chain oil (have my old saws do not)
-Very Easy to clean as described above no gaps or the like where smeared with oil accumulates chips
-Good Accessories. Chain saws to Oregon now 4-5 m3 still good enough, even though I have already caught accidentally in wood board one or the other nail. Otherwise there is nothing to complain about (sword, etc).

Contraindications:
-The Kettenspannrad should reconsider at Makita again. It is quite difficult to move and if it is a bit dirty when retightening with oily chips one must ever get a cloth and a lot of power with your finger to expend the chain to get attention.

This shortcoming I wanted to mention the "Contra", falls but in my opinion not as significant as it would justify deducting a star.

I am really more than satisfied.