Ryobi 46396039910
Battery-powered convenience meets reliable cutting performance in this cordless chainsaw from Ryobi's popular ONE+ platform. Designed for homeowners and light-duty professionals, this model delivers the freedom of cordless operation without sacrificing cutting capability. The 35.6cm recommended bar length provides excellent reach for pruning branches, cutting firewood, and handling medium-sized trees around residential properties.
What sets this chainsaw apart is its impressive 21 m/s chain speed, ensuring clean, efficient cuts through various wood types. As part of Ryobi's affordable ONE+ 18V battery ecosystem, users can share batteries across their entire collection of Ryobi tools, making it a cost-effective addition to any workshop. The battery-powered design eliminates the hassle of mixing fuel, pull-starting, and dealing with exhaust fumes, while still providing sufficient power for most homeowner cutting tasks.
Technical Specifications
| Recommended Bar Length | 35.6 cm |
| Chain Speed | 21 m/s |
| Fuel Type | Battery |
Frequently asked questions
What bar length and chain speed does the Ryobi 46396039910 have?
The Ryobi 46396039910 pairs a 35.6 cm bar, about 14 inches, with a chain speed of 21 m/s. That combination puts it among the faster, longer-reach saws in Ryobi's lineup, capable of felling small trees and bucking medium logs rather than just trimming light branches near the trunk.
What can the Ryobi 46396039910 be used for?
With a 35.6 cm bar and 21 m/s chain speed, the Ryobi 46396039910 has the reach and cutting speed for felling small trees and bucking medium-diameter logs. That places it well above Ryobi's compact 15-20 cm pruning saws, which are limited to light branch work close to the trunk.
What power source does the Ryobi 46396039910 use?
Ryobi lists the fuel type for the 46396039910 as "Battery," without specifying pack voltage, capacity or runtime. Battery details aside, its confirmed 35.6 cm bar and 21 m/s chain speed match Ryobi's other mid-size saws built for felling and bucking rather than light trimming work.
Source: www.ryobitools.com