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CRAFTSMAN V20 Cordless 6-Inch Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only)

Model number
CMCCS320B

Bring on the branches. The V20 Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only) has optimal cutting power to make up to 85 cuts per charge. This tool-only configuration is intended for buyers who already own a compatible V20 battery and charger.

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Model no.
CMCCS320B
Brand
CRAFTSMAN
Category
Chainsaw
Canonical URL
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§ Specifications

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Product Type
Chainsaw
Voltage (V)
20
Cordless / Corded
Cordless
Power Source
Battery
Motor Type
Brushed
Tool Only
Yes
Batteries Included
0
Charger Included
No
Battery Platform
V20
Barcode (UPC)
885911880329
Country of Origin
China
Warranty
3-year limited
Variable Speed
No
Hammer Function
No

§ What's Included

01 (1) V20 Cordless 6-Inch Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only)
02 Battery and charger sold separately

§ Warranty

3-year limited

§ FAQ

What kind of cutting is the CMCCS320B designed for?

The CMCCS320B's 6-inch bar makes it a pruning tool, not a firewood or felling chainsaw. It handles small-diameter branches — deadwood, storm debris, garden beds, and shrub maintenance — where a full-size chainsaw would be oversized and harder to maneuver.

What does 'up to 85 cuts per charge' mean in practice?

Craftsman rates the CMCCS320B at up to 85 cuts per charge using a reference test battery. Actual cuts vary by branch diameter and density — expect more on thin, dry wood and fewer on thicker, green branches.

When does it make sense to buy the tool-only CMCCS320B instead of the 320D1 kit?

The tool-only version makes sense if you already own V20 batteries from other CRAFTSMAN tools. The 320D1 kit ships with larger batteries — if you already have compatible V20 packs, you can avoid the extra cost.

Is the 6-inch bar limiting, or is it right for most pruning work?

For branches under 4 inches in diameter — typical in tree maintenance, orchard work, and yard cleanup — a 6-inch bar is adequate. It allows you to cut close, reach into tight spaces, and work more safely than a full-size chainsaw. For thicker trunk sections or firewood, the 10-inch CMCCS610D1 or 12-inch CMCCS630P1 handles more material per pass.

Does the brushed motor on the CMCCS320B affect how long it runs on a single charge?

Brushed motors are less energy-efficient than brushless, so runtime per charge is shorter. For a pruning chainsaw used in short bursts — cut a branch, move, cut another — the difference is manageable. Extended sessions on heavier material highlight the gap more clearly.