Saw cuts well and is easy to handle but is a little heavy for overhead work with the extension.

I bought this as a gift for my husband and he loves it. Makes yard work a lot easier

I bought this two weeks ago to trim trees. Very safe and easy to use. Setup was a snap.

It made cutting limbs simple and easy to bundle. Made tough job easy.

Bought at the store and attempted to use it to break down a large pile of tree trimmings into more yard waste bin sized piles. Instead every time the teeth would start to bite and then the chain would be off forcing me to stop, unplug, re-seat then re tighten the chain before starting again. After an hour I gave up and returned it and made faster time with a regular pruning saw and a machete.

I love the Jaw Saw, I am 52 and would not and could not even try to use a chain Saw but with this I get down on it. I have so many of your products and I am always getting asked (Where did you get that) I do a lot of odd outside jobs and yard work now and I bring all my own equipment because I cant use any other. All of my WORX equipment has giving me a way to make a little extra money that we so need and keeps me busy. Thank you so much WORX

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Received this JawSaw as a gift and was a bit doubtful I would have a lot of use for it - I was wrong. Now that I primarily use a battery powered chainsaw for my heavy tree work, this JawSaw has found a niche use for limbing branches and clean up work that I don't want to use my larger / main chainsaw on. Using this in tandem with my larger battery operated saw keeps me working more hours at a time before breaking for battery recharges. Thanks Worx.

I've only been able to use it once since I purchased it because the chain finally would not tighten back up after the chain kept falling off every time I cut something with it. Then I misplace the stupid hex key for it so now it's just an expensive piece of junk.

As a small framed, petite 60+ year old, it has been wonderful to cut my small trees up that are down for firewood. I cut 5 large stacks! I am a klutz, but have found it very safe. Suggestions: find a way to attach the tool to the jaw saw so that it cannot be misplaced. Second: make a larger size for the larger logs!

I have used my JawSaw numerous times in my fire clearance efforts....from sawing off dead limbs to large dead bushes...then sawing the remnants down to kindling size material.... My loppers would not work on the thick stems, a hand tree saw would, but would take days to saw down what this JawSaw did in a few hours.....I raved about it so much that my friend bought one and is equally impressed....we both have the extension poles to get the high stuff...and they mate perfectly with the JawSaw... I would unhesitatingly recommend to a friend....and did....! Chain adjustments are easy and you need to keep your eye on the oil levels if you use it over a prolonged period...