The weight of the varnish on the magnet wire he was using was many times that of the copper wire.
This made his electric motor much heavier than those from his hometown.
A chainsaw weighed over a hundred jin.
The chainsaw from his hometown weighed only about ten jin, and a single person could carry it to cut down trees.
Primitives were also quite welcoming of a chainsaw weighing over a hundred jin.
Two or three people could easily carry a chainsaw and fell a tree, which was much more convenient than a hand saw.
Therefore, the lumberyard continued to request more chainsaws.
They had rivers and waterwheels there, providing enough electricity to power seven or eight chainsaws.
With the chainsaws, logging efficiency could increase many times over.
The extra labor could be shifted to newly emerging industries, such as services.
Ma Lin hoped everyone could enjoy more delicious food, which required more food processing personnel, especially skilled chefs.
