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Worx 20V 6" JawSaw Cordless Chainsaw w/ 2.0Ah Battery/Charger (WG320) on sale for $169.99 - $83.28 off when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page =
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Includes:
- Worx 20V 6" JawSaw Cordless Battery-Powered Plunging Chainsaw (WG320)
- Worx 20V PowerShare 2.0Ah Battery
- Worx 20V Battery Charger
- Worx Spanner Wrench
- Worx Oil Bottle
About this product:
- No-load speed reaches 1350 rpm with single action cutting mechanism
- Cuts material up to 4" diameter using auto-tension chain system
- Weighs 7.1 lbs without battery for overhead maneuvering and safety
- Features automatic chain oiler with level indicator for blade life
- Includes fully protective guard allowing direct ground cutting operation
Top Comments
Community Reviews
The Worx JawSaw is a safety focused cordless pruning saw that shines for quick tree trimming, fallen limb cleanup, and bundling small branches. The jaw design makes it feel safer than a standard chainsaw, and the reach helps with ground cuts and some higher work when paired with an extension. It handles most branches easily, but cuts above about 4 inches are not ideal, and the tool is heavier and less versatile than a normal electric chainsaw. It is a niche yard cleanup tool with real convenience if that form factor fits the job.
Common Questions (4)
The enclosed jaw design makes it feel safer and easier to use for branch cutting, especially for people worried about kickback. The tradeoff is less versatility and weaker performance than a standard chainsaw.
It has less utility than a standard electric chainsaw for general cutting, and a pruning saw or small electric chainsaw can be better in tight spaces or for thicker work. Its main advantage is the safer jawed form factor and reach, not raw cutting versatility.
It can handle branches up to about 4 inches thick. Above that, it is reported to struggle, so it is best suited to routine limb trimming and cleanup rather than larger felled wood.
It is best for quick tree-trimming cleanup, bundling, and a few grab-and-go cuts on fallen limbs. The form factor is especially handy for short jobs and can be useful for one-handed ground cuts without bending over.
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If this was on a pole I could maybe see more utility from this where you can get a good targeted cut but this thing, I really don't get it...
It's not a horrible idea if chainsaws terrify you.(Chainsaws are probably the most dangerous type of saw, so I'm certainly not judging)
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