BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX Chain Saw Cordless Chainsaw, 10-Inch Battery Chainsaw, Tool Only, for Wood Cutting and Tree Pruning, Includes Guide Bar Scabbard (LCS1020B)
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Style: 20V Chainsaw (Tool Only)
Features
- Electric Chainsaw- 10" Bar and chain designed for smooth and fast cuts
- Tool-free chain tensioning for fast and easy adjustments
- 8" Cut capacity for a wide range of cuts with this handheld chainsaw
- Oiling system for lubrication of bar and chain
- Battery operated chainsaw works with the powerful 20V MAX* Lithium Ion battery to provide longer battery life year after year (battery and charger not included)
Description
With a 8-inch cut capacity and tool-free chain tensioning for fast, easy adjustments, this battery-powered mini chainsaw cordless will help you get more done. Battery and charger sold separately. Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without workload) is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18 volts.
Brand: BLACK+DECKER
Power Source: Battery Powered
Horsepower: 3.5 hp
Item Weight: 7.6 pounds
Product Dimensions: 16.69"L x 9.63"W x 8.81"H
Chain Length: 10 inches
Global Trade Identification Number: 26
Manufacturer: BLACK+DECKER
Unit Count: 1 Count
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Model Number: LCS1020B
Brand Name: BLACK+DECKER
Global Trade Identification Number: 26
Manufacturer: BLACK+DECKER
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 2 year limited warranty
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 885911357326
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: Included Components (1) LBXR2020, (1) LCS1620, (1) LCS1020
Item Type Name: 20V MAX LITHIUM ION CHAINSAW (BARE)
Manufacturer Part Number: LCS1020B
Power Source: Battery Powered
Horsepower: 3.5 hp
Item Weight: 7.6 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 16.69"L x 9.63"W x 8.81"H
Chain Length: 10 inches
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Style: 20V Chainsaw (Tool Only)
First off let me say that I am in no way, shape or form a professional. I just managed to purchase a home with land that had been neglected for decades at a time, so I am left having to bring it back to its former glory. I currently own a 12” Husqvarna saw, and in the past had an older Stihl 021. This saw seems to cut nearly as well as my Husky, and with much less noise, and no thrown out backs due to pulling on a starter cord. I personally did a few modifications to the saw to make it perform slightly better. First was cutting some plastic to allow it to work with my Porter Cable 20v batteries, however you only have to modify it to accept the 4.0 packs, the 2.0, 1.5 and 1.2 amp hour packs will all fit without modifying the saw. Next I cut off some of the plastic at the bottom of the chain guard, this area had a “lip” that stuck out towards the body of the saw by approximately half an inch. My guess is that this portion of plastic was added for safety, but all it ends of doing is getting the wood chips stuck inside the chain cover. After removing it the chips essentially never get stuck. Lastly, and this requires taking the entire saw apart, was to drill out the nipple that the oil tank hose attaches to on the body of the saw. I removed the hose and drilled the plastic nipple out with a 1/16” drill bit, you might be able to enlarge it even more however even at 1/16” there wasn’t much plastic left. After doing this the saw now oils like it should! A few primes is usually just right, and I now find that five or more pumps is often way too much oil. Definitely a recommended mod if you are confident in taking out some screws, and using a drill. You could in theory also buy the oil pump out of the Black and Decker LCs1240 chainsaw, which is essentially this saw with 40V, and auto oiling. Our saw even has a spot for it, they just decided to skip out on installing it. I thought about doing it myself but have been unable to find a oil pump online. All in all, the saw does what I need it to. It’s convenient for doing work on ladders, or in trees as the tool is fairly light and compact. It has a decent amount of power, however it would be nice if the chain had a slightly faster speed, would eliminate some of the “skipping” some have complained about. The saw has a decent run time with my 4.0 Amp Hour battery packs, and is all around just a great tool, especially considering the cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2019 by Sam Gamble
Style: 20V Chainsaw (Tool Only)
DeWalts, Milwaukees and Makitas must be nice, but as a new homeowner in sudden need of a whole arsenal of tools, they're out of my price range. Black and Decker is the low-budget alternative, and like all of the other B&D tools I've laid my hands on so far, they've outperformed what I expected of them. Tropical Storm Isaias took down a pair of trees, one of which measured about 12 inches wide at the trunk, and this saw dutifully hacked them apart. It wasn't lighting fast, it wasn't a glamorous montage, but over the course of a couple of hours and a few battery changes, the trees were steadily reduced to logs and branches. It does really suck the batteries down, but that's a worthwhile tradeoff to never deal with 2-stroke oil or gummed up carbs - or expensive service calls from an arsonist. With enough determination, it could probably slowly chew through thicker trees, but I felt that the thickest cuts on the trees I handled were the comfortable limit. The saw isn't super heavy duty, but it can handle abuse short of intentionally destroying it. The only flaw I can point to, is that it leaks bar oil slowly when it's not being used - no problem, it's so lightweight and easy to handle, I can just turn it upside down and pour the oil back into the jug. In just two trees, its already paid for its self and then some, and I see no reason why it won't last for many years - and many trees - to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2020 by SK
Style: 20V Chainsaw (Tool Only)
This is my first cordless electric chainsaw. I always thought electric saws were a joke and never considered buying one until recently. We were brushing out an old ATV trail and didn’t want to attract attention from the new, nearby homes by using a noisy chainsaw. We used hand tools and I thought how nice it would be to have an electric chainsaw for the larger alders. I tested it out today and was surprised by how long the 2.0 ah battery lasted. It was really nice not to deal with the exhaust and noise. The bugs also seemed to be a lot less noticeable likely due to the lack of exhaust. The chain doesn’t spin very fast so it cuts noticeably slower than a gas saw. It also bounced and chattered far more than a gas saw. That was really annoying. The saw wasn’t as light as I was expecting but it’s not particularly heavy either. It’s construction leaves me in doubt as to how long it’ll last. My B&D weed wacker is all plastic and it’s held up fine for the past 4 years so hopefully this saw will too. But a guy will need to be more careful with this saw than a gas model just because the flex in the bar is noticeable. In testing it out today I found myself cutting way more than I planned just because it was so easy. There were a number of branches I’ve been meaning to cut for years but never wanted to fire up my gas saw just for a few random things. This electric saw made it too easy. Grab the saw, gloves and safety glasses and away you go. The bar oil seems like it’ll last through several batteries as long as you are not cutting things horizontally as the oil leaks out of the vent hole in the cap. That was really annoying and a poor design. I’m glad I bought this saw, it’ll be perfect to carry on my four wheeler for small jobs or for some discreet ninja cutting of fatbike trails. Not having to pack gas and oil is really appealing. This saw isn’t going to replace a gas saw (unless you rarely cut anything) but is a nice compliment to it. I can see throwing it into a car if you were heading out wanting to have a small fire somewhere. It wouldn’t stink up the vehicle with gas fumes. In my photos I showed part of what I cut on one battery. I was surprised how long the battery lasted. I had to tighten the chain once, the adjustment system wasn’t as easy to use as I was expecting but not needed to bring a separate tool was nice. Be forewarned, this saw likes to pack up that area with debris far more than any gas saw I’ve used. You’ll need to pull stuff out from time to time. Yeah, overall it’s a nice, handy little saw that was reasonably priced and works quite well for what it is.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2020 by AKrider
Style: 20V Chainsaw (Tool Only)
Works great. If you have used chainsaws before, it has the power of about a small gas chainsaw. Like a pruning saw. You can't clear a building lot with it, but for branches around your home that fall in a storm, this will cut it up just like a full size chainsaw. I bought it because a 20' pine tree in my yard broke in half. It was wider than me. Saw would only reach halfway through. Had to cut one side, then again on the other side. But it cut it all up. I have no idea what the purpose of the chain oiler is. On gas saws you push the pump and it squirts oil onto the chain. On this saw it doesn't squirt onto the saw, but it does leak out of the cap. Some kind of hand grip oiler I guess. Don't fill the oiler, it will just make a mess all over the saw and you. Add the oil to the saw yourself. If you haven't used battery powered Black and Decker tools before, they make differt size batteries. The tools that use the least amount of battery power get the small, inexpensive battery and the battey hogs get the big heavy , expensive batteries. For some strange reason, this saw gets the baby battery. Which is fine if you only have one twig a day you want to cut in half . If you intend to cut trees or firewood, buy the biggest battery.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2025 by frank
Style: 20V Chainsaw (Tool Only)
I love this little chainsaw! Its not super expensive, the batteries last decent for this unit. Great controls, design, bar chain oil functions, chain tightening control, has bar sheath, cuts great. The build quality is great. Have another one of these I used for couple years at home. Got another one for cutting wood in other locations. Its only a 10 inch bar, but works great for smaller pieces of wood. I would only buy Black and Decker batteries for it though. The knockoff batteries suck!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2025 by Clifford Johanson
Style: 20V Chainsaw (Tool Only)
I have a small yard with a giant oak. This little beast helps me keep up with clearing out the volunteer trees that inevitably pop up. Small and lightweight, and easy to handle for the small jobs that come along.
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2026 by Jeff Iverson
Style: 20V Chainsaw (Tool Only)
Frequency and Longevity I own several properties and use this to trim branches annually. I’ve used it about 20 times a year. Pros Quality – It may not feel as durable as some other chainsaws, but Black and Decker is my go‑to line for battery‑powered tools. I have about 10 of them and have only ever had to replace the weed whacker. It starts right up once you pull the trigger. It feels as safe as other chain saws I have used int he past. Size – It’s small but effective, and easy to load into your vehicle and go. Battery Life – I use an extended battery and have never had to switch it out during a job. Power – Not as strong as an electric chainsaw, but it gets the job done. Cut Quality – Great. I haven’t had any problems. The cut is sharp and comparable to other chainsaws. Cons None Value for the Money You just can’t go wrong with Black and Decker here. All I can say is: The PRICE is NICE.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026 by Jai B. Palmer
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I’ve bought four over the last six years. Two were fantastic, two were terrible. Last year’s was the worst yet, stopped constantly for no reason. The one before that was perfect but eventually wore out.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2026 by So much moore