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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Size
- 15A, 18 in
- Dimensions
- 19.7"L x 10.8"W x 9.8"H
- Power Source
- Corded Electric
- In the box
- WEN Electric Chainsaw15-Amp18-Inch (4118)
Features 5
- 15-amp electric motor rotates the included chain up to 48 feet per second
- Lightweight design limits fatigue during operation
- Auto-oiling system helps elongate the saws lifespan
- Requires no gasoline for emission-free operation
- Includes a protective sheath, an 18-inch chain, a kickback brake, tool-free chain tensioning, a cable strain relief notch, and a two-year warranty
Description
Remember when you could cut down trees without wasting a single drop of gasoline? The WEN 18-Inch Electric Chainsaw provides 15 amps of sawing power, making easy work out of any tree, bush or branch that gets between you and that perfect yard. The included 18-inch chain runs at speeds of up to 48 feet per second, while the lightweight design limits fatigue during operation. Simply plug the cord into the power source of your choice and start chopping. As you cut, the auto-oiling system lubricates the guide bar and chain, helping to elongate the life of both the chain and the saw itself. The included kickback brake and tool-free chain tensioning help maximize safety and minimize chain replacement time. The cable strain relief notch helps wrangle extension cords to keep the unit plugged in. With emission-free operation, the WEN 18-Inch Electric Chainsaw is the perfect addition for any yard. And, because it’s a WEN product, your chainsaw comes backed by a two-year warranty, a stocked inventory of replacement parts, and a friendly customer help line. Remember when your lawn was the talk of the town? Remember WEN.
Specs 12
| Brand | WEN |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Horsepower | 3.5 |
| Product Dimensions | 19.7"L x 10.8"W x 9.8"H |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 82 |
| Manufacturer | WEN |
| Model Number | 4118 |
| Brand Name | WEN |
| UPC | 044459441182 |
| Item Type Name | WEN Electric Chainsaw, 15-Amp, 18-Inch (4118) |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 4118 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 19.7"L x 10.8"W x 9.8"H |
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Top Amazon Reviews
I can make a lot more cuts with this 15 amp Wen. It cuts all day long.
Size: 15A, 18 inch
Hi. I recommend this 3.5 hp, corded 18" item. It has given me no trouble. I suggest you buy the biggest motor you can safely lift. 12 amp saws are light duty tools, and anything smaller is a toy. I'm old and a wimp and this one's not too heavy for me. Too many trees are my bane. This is my most often used chain saw once a tree in down on the ground. When the price drops back to $80 I will buy me a spare one. It has super simple chain replacement and chain tensioning. Decent quality Oregon chains are available for about $10 each on Amazon. Chain details are bundle part number S62X3, 18 inch 62 drive links 3/8 spacing and 0.050 slot width. The Oregon chains can be hand sharpened in the field. This saw has a big heavy motor drawing 15 amps. Something in the order of holding a washing machine motor up for tree work. It requires a 12 gage wire size extension cord for up to a 50 ft distance. Go 10 gage wire size power cord to extend that distance. It's not as fast at cutting rock-hard Oak as a big 2-stroke gas chain saw, of which I have many, most dear being my dependable Stihl, but the trade off is that the cheaper fuel powered saws are tempermental to the point of halting tree work. Two is one and one is none applies to chain saws in the field and when the work just hast to get done today. And sometimes one saw is used to un-entrap the other. Fuel degrades the fuel system components too. Little gas engines need fresh, high octane gas and I go rich on low ash oil mix. I never know if one of those will fire up. Gas saws' noise from arms' length away can make my head ring and my fingers numb. I can make a lot more cuts with this 15 amp Wen. It cuts all day long. It drinks bar oil and that needs to be topped off regularly. Best get a cartridge of chain bar lube and use it occasionally at the business end. When the chain cut rate slows down, or the cut wanders to the right, or it spits out more dust than shavings, the chain has gone dull. A dull chain just polishes the wood. I can cut from both sides of a log to manage bigger diameters, and also I bought a 24" bar for my 15 amp chain saw. Total investment matches the price of buying a larger Stihl. On top of the chain saw, I have 150 feet of 10 gage power cord, 50 feet of 12 gage cord, and an iron-sleeved, 4-stroke, gas powered generator for the work site.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025 by Caveat emptor
This WEN Chainsaw Is The Cat's A$$!!!
Size: 15A, 18 inch
I am thoroughly impressed with this chainsaw! I like WEN tools. I've had a drill press of theirs for a number of years, and it's been great. I thought I'd give this electric saw a shot, but I didn't get my hopes up too high. I needn't have worried, though, as this chainsaw has far exceeded my expectations. I have two gas powered saws that I will probably never use again, unless I need cut something down where there's no electricity available. This saw has more than enough power, even considering the voltage drop of the 100' extension cord that I use. It made fast work of a three story tall pine that was felled by the wind. The chain can be tightened without tools, and without even removing your gloves! The chain oiler is automatic. The chain stops instantly when the trigger is released, or when the kickback bar is engaged. It's much quieter than a gas saw, and doesn't smoke or stink. There's no two-cycle gas to mix and store, which is nice. The only complaint that I have, and it's really only a minor issue, is that the sight window for the chain oil is white, and practically opaque. Even with bright red chain oil, is very difficult to see the level. A clear sight window would be much better but, as I said, that's a minor issue that I can live with. For $80 bucks, this thing is well worth the price. Heck, I'm considering buying another one just to have for a spare!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2026 by Rick E.
Great chainsaw
Size: 15A, 18 inch
Way better than battery chainsaws, more power, 31/2 horse power verses 3/4. The electric cord isn't a problem either to get the extra power
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2026 by Jim F
Powerful Saw but Stock Chain Low Quality
Size: 15A, 18 inch
Powerful enough for most jobs. I was cutting 40 inch yellow pine stumps which are very hard at the heart. Motor never hesitated but stock chainsaw was below average quality. Tried to sharpen but metal too soft. Bought quality chain which made big difference. Deducting one star due to chain quality
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2026 by dpm
Solidly built for great price!
Size: 15A, 18 inch
Great price for a solid built electric chain saw. Cut through hardwood like hot knife through butter. Little heavy but easy to handle. Makes quick work cuting up med. & big logs.
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2026 by Trisha ullom
It would be better to take your money and BURN IT! Then to waste it on this saw!
Size: 15A, 18 inch
Run away! DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! I thought I had lost my touch, so I had my 45-year-old son, who uses a chainsaw quite a bit, try it. After a few cuts, the bar bent and the chain broke! I watched him and he didn’t twist it or push the saw hard. The metal used for the bar is way too soft, and it bends! I’ve read some other reviews that say the chain is junk. But my opinion is that the whole saw is junk! Save yourself the frustration and stay away from this saw.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2025 by Chuck Cobb
Very good saw for price.
Size: 15A, 18 inch
Very good saw, I have only cut a very big pine that fell during a storm many years ago. Auto oiler could be a little more generous with Appling oil. Had too clean bar and chain twice and only cut half of the pine tree, with very little oil being consumed. Will try a lighter oil. Update, it has taken several days to cut this one tree due to the chain loosening constantly and tons of smoke coming from the motor. It might have an 18 inch blade, but probably better suited for cutting threes up to 8 inches in diameter.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2024 by Fabrizio Turri
Great chainsaw
Size: 15A, 18 inch
This is for the 4118 18 inches To me it was easy to put together and I ran it for a couple of minutes and adjust the chain it did cut easy through a 12 inches tree and readjust the one again but that usually because the chain is new I give a later update after a few more cuts
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026 by james