The circular saw is at it again. :-(

[ben]

[Dave Plowman (News)]

[John Rumm]

used to fell trees and the rescue services use them to cut through metal."

I wonder what tool it actually was? Sounds more like a chainsaw.

[Richard Conway]

I do admire they way he kept insisting to drive himself to hospital - very rock 'n' roll!

[ben]

Maybe but i would have though the chain saw would have ripped him apart. His wound is neat.

[Andrew Gabriel]

glance at the picture.

[Michael Mcneil]

Want to bet Rupert Mudrock owns that paricular newsrag?

[david lang]

[ben]

Dunno, but do fire brigade use chain saws , can they cut through metal? the rag reporter might not know his tools?

The way I see it as I replied to Dave P's post the CS would have ripped him appart rather than slicing him.?

[david lang]

They presumably do because Stihl make a special saw for them

also seem to remember that they used to cut open Securicor vans with chain saws?

Dave

[Dave Plowman (News)]

My thoughts were that the average circular saw would be a bit limited for cutting down trees?

[ben]

All depends how wide the tree is? I thought he was cutting a log meself, probably for firewood?