Sure the saw cuts good but... when I fill the oil reservoir it leaks out rapidly. Also before the oil is lost and pumping the bulb when running, you'd expect some oil to spit off the end of the chain - nope. I've had to manually squirt oil on the chain before each cut. Sad.

I did like the chainsaw until the big wheel gear failed. Have been trying for months to get part 50027037 and a pair of bearing to repair it but never in stock. I guess Worx wants you to throw it away if it breaks. The product has NO SUPPORT or PARTS!

I bought a 14" electric chainsaw a few weeks ago. On the plus side, it does work pretty well from a cutting standpoint. Surprisingly powerful and a good alternative to a petrol saw when you are working close to the house. Unfortunately, the downside is it leaks bar oil like a sieve. I did read a few reviews that noted leaking bar oil but it wasn't all that many so I figured I'd take a chance. But it didn't work. It leaks bar oil really badly, more than I've ever seen anything leak oil before. absolutely if I had known this was going to be the case then I would not have bought it. The attached photo is the saw sitting on a oil drip pan, I can not leave the saw on any surface. The amount may not look like a lot but it's from the cold saw just sitting and dripping. When it's actually running the amount is a great deal more, it goes all over the floor and will get onto whatever you are wearing. So, if you can get one that doesn't leak then it's going to be great, the issue as far as I can see however if you have no way of knowing in advance. I would recommend you consider other saws under the circumstances.

Leaks out of the sight glass, pours out of the motor vents, and pours out of the bottom vents I know it's going to leak a little but this is ridiculous poor design all the way around can't get any help from the company talk to two people and then one place wanted to charge me a dollar to talk to a technician