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If you ever wondered where today's chainsaws came from, read on.

A lot of major manufacturers of chainsaws claim to have invented the first chainsaw around 1920. However, The 1830s osteotome invention of German Bernard Heine seems to be the precursor of the modern-day chainsaw. The links of the chain have small teeth for cutting with the edges set in an angular fashion and with the chain moving around the guiding blade by turning the sprocket wheel's handle.

Another person who claims to have invented chainsaw is Californian inventor Muir, who was the first to put a chain on a blade for use in logging. However, his invention neither succeeded commercially nor practically.

Other models of early automatic chainsaws are the 1861-Hamilton saw, which was made by two men and which looked like a spinning wheel. Another is the American riding saw in the 1880s; this saw looked like a rowing machine in which cutters sit.

The "Strunk" chainsaw is a vintage chainsaw manufactured by Strunk Manufactor of Stroudsborough, Pa. Its carburetor is a bowl-and-float type that sits at a forty-five degree angle; it was manufactured by Tillotson. "Bulldog" is the term given to the pull starter. This is a heavy and unique piece of machinery, with the casing containing beaver decal. The bar, measuring around twenty inches, is also called Strunk and has a half-inch chain.

In 1926, German mechanical engineer Andreas Stihl won the patent for the "Cutoff Chain Saw for Electric Power". Stihl was born in 1867, and was also a founder of a company that produces a steam boiler prefiring system in Germany. In 1929, he patented the first chainsaw powered by gasoline, called the tree-felling machine; it was the first hand-held mobile chainsaw meant for cutting wood. He is credited as the inventor of the mobile and chainsaw run by motor.

The chainsaw presented during the summer of 1905 at Eureka, California, is credited as the world's oldest chainsaw. It is driven by two cylinders, is cooled by water, and has marine-type motor set at ninety degrees from normal. The inventor is unknown.

Joseph Buford Cox, an experienced chainsaw operator of gas-powered chainsaws, is acknowledged as inventor of a revolutionary new chainsaw.

In 1972, Atom manufactured its own brand of chainsaws and is known as the first chainsaw company to come up its own line of chainsaws with electronic ignition and turbo action, with a self cleaning and patented air cleaner.

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A Parisian Christmas

Now the summer is behind us, most of us are beginning to think about the Christmas season. For many, Christmas is a time for panic, last-minute shopping and fights for the last pack of Christmas lights on the shelf. This year, why not be ahead of the game, treat yourself at the same time, and do your Christmas shopping in another country?

For convenience, ambiance and elegance you can't beat Paris. As one of the world's most famous shopping cities, Paris is a place even shop-o-phobes will enjoy. Department stores, flea markets and designer boutiques are all interspersed with charming patisseries and elegant restaurants to provide a unique and satisfying shopping experience to suit all tastes.

The adjacent department stores (Grands Magasins) of Printemps and Galeries Lafayettes are in constant competition with each other and as such, offer an excellent choice of goods at attractive prices. If you like some fresh air whilst you shop you can have a wander around the massive flea market (Le marché aux puces de Saint-Ouen) which features more than 2000 shops and stalls offering vintage and modern furniture and clothes. The flea market is open Saturday to Monday, from 10am till 7pm.

Take a break from your shopping and refresh yourself in one of Paris' many restaurants, bistros and cafés. Sample some authentic French cuisine in elegant surroundings before heading off for yet more shopping! Make Christmas extra special this year and give your loved ones gifts with a French flair.

There are many hotels in Paris to suit all budgets; some cheap hotels will set you back just a few Euros per night and are close to the shopping area of Champs-Élysées. Use the internet to compare hotels in Paris before you do to find the best prices.

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