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- noun A type of large
industrial saw, usually cordless with apetrol motor and a large circular cutting blade.
Etymologies
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A Stihl is where it at, fire up a 361pro and tell everyone else to STAND BACK.
Stihl MS 280 C-BQ chain saw JayCassell 2009
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A Stihl is where it at, fire up a 361pro and tell everyone else to STAND BACK.
Stihl MS 280 C-BQ chain saw JayCassell 2009
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A Stihl is where it at, fire up a 361pro and tell everyone else to STAND BACK.
Stihl MS 280 C-BQ chain saw JayCassell 2009
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Stihl is among the major names changing the scenario: The company unveiled its cordless HSA 65 20-inch hedge trimmer at this year's Green Industry and Equipment Expo (GIE+Expo) trade show as part of a new line of 36-volt outdoor power tools.
Outdoor-gear preview: Are hedge trimmers cutting the cord? 2010
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A Stihl is where it at, fire up a 361pro and tell everyone else to STAND BACK.
Stihl MS 280 C-BQ chain saw JayCassell 2009
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For the trimmer, Stihl also announced a battery belt ($150) designed to lighten the load during use — a latter-day version of the battery belts several companies pushed during the 1980s.
Outdoor-gear preview: Are hedge trimmers cutting the cord? 2010
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But Stihl claims it is four times quieter than its gasoline-powered equivalent.
Outdoor-gear preview: Are hedge trimmers cutting the cord? 2010
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Gasoline-powered tools are also in for some competition: Stihl will debut two cordless string trimmers that'll be ready for spring and, for next fall, a chain saw and handheld blower as part of the 36-volt line.
Outdoor-gear preview: Are hedge trimmers cutting the cord? 2010
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Peter Mueller , executive vice president of the U.S. arm of Germany's Stihl, says he would buy robots and other machines even if they were far more costly.
Man vs. Machine, a Jobless Recovery Timothy Aeppel 2012
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Instead of hiring, companies such as Sunny Delight and chain-saw maker Stihl Holding AG are investing in technology or other ways to make existing operations faster and more productive.
Man vs. Machine, a Jobless Recovery Timothy Aeppel 2012
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