I could not be happier that I bought this saw. My husband (yes, I am a woman) was worried that I would lose limbs. But I cut down 2-20ft buck thornes while he was at work. When he came home, he could not believe his eyes. I was standing among 4 piles of limbs and trunks that I had just cut. Then entire next day I cut them into smaller pieces and stacked them in the back to dry. There is now more sun on another tree and breezes come through that we have not felt for years. I am thrilled. My one criticism is that you need to include instructions for re setting the chain when it comes off. We figured it out but instructions would have been nice to have.

I have only just started using my WorkX JawSaw. I was hesitant at first that it would cut through easily but I found it to be a huge help in triming the dead branches and shaping the trees. I am very happy with the product and will reccommend it to friends.

I bought this 3weeks ago and as a 74 yr old woman found it very easy to get ready for the first use. It is not to heavy for me to manage and it is easy to use. I have a regular 18 inch bar chain saw and kids made me promise not to use it as it tends to buck sometimes. Had no problem with this one at all wish I had bought it when it first came out.

Have you ever used a gas powered chain saw? This Worx is perfect for most of us suburban home owners. We usually just have little braches and limbs that need to be cut up. The worx elimates the need for the long handled cutters that require a good bit of strength to cut up many of the little branches and limbs in the yard. In fact it is going to make the fresh cut on the Christmas tree easier. I love the jaws. They hold the branch or limb in place and help eliminate the dreaded bindups of the chain. Thanks for this oportunity to give you an honest review. Tom Marley Snellville, GA.

I've been thinking about buying this saw for a couple of years and now I wish that I didn't wait so long. Cutting overhead branches is no longer a chore and there is no need for climbing a ladder anymore. It's too bad I don;t have more trees to use it on.

I got this to ease the clean up from a large messy Fruitless Mulberry. I thought the Jaw & the Saw moved together to cut, but the Jaw acts like a cage to trap the branch while the Saw moves in to make a quick clean cut. So great, I have 2 large tangled piles.

I was purchasing this item for myself but also thought of my brother who recently bought 5 acres of wooded property. I showed him your video and he thought he would like it. I purchased it for him and he used it immediately. He told me it was the "cats meow". I used mine myself this weekend taking out some large shrubs. It worked great.

I got this "JawSaw" last year for myself. I like it so much that I gave another to my son for his birthday. This way I wouldn't need to go to his house to get it back after he would borrow it. I have used this to cut up dead branches that fall from our silver maples in our yard. The trees are 80 to 100 feet tall and about 90 years old. I used it to remove an old pivot hedge almost effortlessly. The hard work was cleaning up the cuttings. I am leery of regular change saws because of the dangers and my inexperience using them. The WORX JawSaw is much more safe and does the work I need it for extremely well.

I bought the JAWSAW with the extension pole at the beginning of July because I wanted something that I could handle to take care of limbs too big for my loppers and to be able to reach branches a little higher. I have really enjoyed working with it and it is safer than a regular chain saw. The only thing I regret is not realizing I could get a battery operated saw so I don't have to drag an extension cord out to use it.

I got this before I needed it because of great price. I have been looking at this for quite a long time and that made it happen now. I will not be using this till May when I go to lake for the summer. I will be cutting firewood and new infringing growth. Should do the job great. My ratings are based on your other products I have.