Ryobi 46396039859
Built for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts who value convenience without compromising performance, this cordless chainsaw delivers impressive cutting power through Ryobi's proven ONE+ 18V battery system. With its 30.48cm recommended bar length, it strikes an ideal balance between maneuverability and cutting capacity, making it perfect for pruning branches, cutting firewood, and tackling medium-sized yard maintenance tasks.
The standout feature lies in its remarkable 22.50 m/s chain speed, which ensures clean, efficient cuts through various wood types. As part of Ryobi's affordable yet reliable power tool lineup, this battery-powered model eliminates the hassles of gas mixing, pull-cord starting, and exhaust fumes. The cordless design provides exceptional freedom of movement, allowing users to work in any location without being tethered to power outlets or dealing with extension cord limitations.
Technical Specifications
| Recommended Bar Length | 30.48 cm |
| Chain Speed | 22.50 m/s |
| Fuel Type | Battery |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Ryobi 46396039859 a gas or battery chainsaw?
The Ryobi 46396039859 runs on battery power rather than gasoline. There's no fuel to mix and no pull cord to start it, though how long it cuts before needing a recharge depends on the battery pack itself. It combines that cordless motor with a 30.48 cm bar and a 22.50 m/s chain speed.
How long is the bar on the Ryobi 46396039859?
The Ryobi 46396039859 carries a recommended bar length of 30.48 cm. On this battery-powered saw, that length sits above Ryobi's short pruning-saw bars, giving enough reach for limbing and cutting smaller logs, while the 22.50 m/s chain speed keeps cutting brisk during the time the battery lasts.
What chain speed does the Ryobi 46396039859 run at?
Ryobi lists the chain speed of the 46396039859 at 22.50 m/s, the pace the chain moves around the saw's 30.48 cm bar under full power. Since this is a battery model, that speed is available as soon as the trigger is pulled, without the warm-up a gas engine needs to reach full RPM.
Source: www.ryobitools.com