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I've found my chainsaw. Or rather my mate Bob said, "I've seen it somewhere. Somewhere it should not have been". It was by my lathe. Wrong barn and without its blade cover. I have no idea.
I'm still looking for a charger, mind.
S
A suggestion if I may ? If your charger can charge the batteries ( without them falling or losing contact ) when it is fixed to a wall, when you find it, fix it to a wall. Your chainsaw(s) in my case they are plural, are also much easier to find and harder to misplace , if they too are slipped over hooks or sections of broom handle fixed to a wall.Some, the small ones used for tree trimming, that can be used one handed via a handle on top, ( in France they are for élagage ) have a bracket built in, so that they can be hung from a belt or harness while one is working up a tree, or susceptible to forgetting where they last were used .The sensible and cautious amongst us* switch them off before attaching them to our belts or harnesses, even when not up a tree. Cover doesn't matter so much, because one always wears gloves** when doing anything with a chainsaw.
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** sounds like your mate Bob , un lutin de sécurité ..elf 'n' safety***doesn't really translate , but that is near enough ( for jazz ) .
Falling over or down when we are older, is bad for us, the shock is bad enough, the shock can come back later again, and affect your confidence .
Take care .
*** Nearest would be " l'inspection du travail" but they are really for salaried workers , or to ensure that people are not working illegally or undeclared, or unsafely. They ( like the URSSAF, Fisc and Douanes ) have wide ranging powers and are absolutely best avoided.
.The sensible and cautious amongst us* switch them off before attaching them to our belts or harnesses, even when not up a tree. Cover doesn't matter so much, because one always wears gloves** when doing anything with a chainsaw.