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Cutting firewood is a rare occasion when it is permitable in my eyes mainly because your using a small saw (cant kick back to well) and your legs shouldnt really be in any danger zone anyway, most US foresters just wear good ol jeans

Personal Protective equipment

I've used something similar to this many times and is fine for casual firewood. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hitachi-CS33EB-32-2cc-12-30P-Petrol-Chainsaw-new-/141028534963?pt=UK_Home_Garden_GardenPowerTools_CA&hash=item20d5f4aab3

Pick something up for around 150-170

As for PPE since your only cutting fire wood your not gonna need chainsaw trousers and expensive boots, Just some sort of face guard id recommend and normal steelies.

I would say petrol just for the fact they have a lot more oomf and i have never enjoyed using the electric ones, as for ease of use its just personal preference i prefer stihl up in a tree and husqvarna on the ground. Hitachi make a relativley cheap easy to use hobby style top handle saw which...

Thats a handy tip i have some mould on my leather hat which i am rather un-happy about.

Best be quick

Yeah I will do, Luckily it was nothing irreplaceable just a backpack, sleeping bag, and some mess kit.

Unknow hole in shed roof+lots of rain = ruined and mouldy camping gear :vio:

Captain Morgan

Master pieces

Greetings from neighbouring Manningtree

I would pay good money for that.

Neoprene is completely waterproof that's why they make excellent waders,