Did the job on 8 trees, Apple, (2) Plum. Cherry, Crabapple, Oriental Flowing Plum, Weeping Birch, Fir tree. Get one of these yourself

This is my 2nd one , ran over 1st one but it still work. This is the only one I want out of all I looked at. I also have OTHER WORX TOOLS.

I recently bought the worx edger/weeder, and the worx chainsaw and I love them both! Easy to use too! Love it!

cuts good but too very heavy to use. probably should have had the cordless but knew it wouldn't have the power I needed.

Gave up my gas chainsaw and only use the JawSaw on my 1 1/2 acre of land filled with Oaks, Pines, and River Birch.

Seems there would be a better way of keeping the cord away from the jaw area. Also chain keeps coming loose.

I brought this two weeks ago for some tree branches that had fallen in my yard. It is a great tool for trees branches.

Love my jaw saw.my 75 year old sister showed me hers. ..so impressed bought one for my self.easy and safe..not heavy .triming me landscape trees and bushes..

Eventhough it is limited to the 4" jaw, if it fits inside the jaw it will cut it. Save lots of time and no dealing with gas products. Ethanol fuel deteriorates fuel-lines on weed-wackers, blowers and hedgers. I do look forward to seeing an 8" jaw come out soon for the bigger jobs.

I did not used the worx jaw saw.my grand son cut down tree branches on our property and he said that he like how it cuts and he is sixteen. I order the worx jaw saw on 3 - 29 - 2014 and received it on 4 - 4 - 2014 it arrived three days early that was good. Thanks walmart.