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"Hnsavrqua" I feel like I just had a stroke :^D

If you don't have money, you don't have money. Nothing wrong with that, but rebuilding a genuine saw will cheaply provide longer lasting value imo. If you have money but don't want to spend it, I don't think it's a sensible strategy. Prorating the cost of a pro saw over it's lifetime equals very...

Dunno. I've had four Stihls, two Huskies, and three echoes. Aside from voluntary work, and one coil failure, I haven't done anything more than pull the cord to get them to work.

I like the used saw idea better if you're comfortable evaluating condition and doing work yourself.

Not if you just want to buy a saw and expect it to work flawlessly. They're better for hobbyists. Buy one, replace some marginal parts with oem, and tinker with it off and on as problems showup. Echo would a better bet to get a good saw and save some money, but you're still looking at ~$1k for a...