The chainsaw, unwieldy as it can be, is a simple enough design to take for granted. The Worx JawSaw, on the other hand, is both cleverly formed, and incredibly formidable looking – whether you’re looking chopping dead wood or undead.
The JawSaw is basically a big shredding chainsaw mouth on a stick – electrically powered (no gas to mess with!) and safe to cut with on the ground, without fear of limb-severing kickbacks. Since it does have a mouth-shaped cutting area, you’re confined to tearing through things of a set width – unlike a normal chainsaw, which can really hack apart anything. But for anything you can fit in there, we’d imagine it’d be a pretty good sawin’ time. [Worx via Uncrate]
Nodeity
Thursday, April 14, 2011 at 8:19 AMSeems to me a small regular chainsaw would be cheaper and more useful, being able to be used on a variety of tasks. :}
Adrian Cascun-Valencic
Thursday, April 14, 2011 at 10:01 AMI was wondering how the teeth could move, but then realised it has a regular mini-chainsaw in the top bit. So it’s basically a normal electric chainsaw with a particularly large guard/grip.
*shrug* petrol chainsaw all the way, baby. I imagine in the Zapoc petrol will still be easier to find than a working power point…
wayne
Saturday, November 5, 2011 at 9:55 PMIt seems ideal, and realistic. But you can only use it around the house with the correct lenth extention cord. I mean in the commercial they r no more than 20ft from the house. And whom ever was using the chainsaw in the commercial needs to learn how to use one instead of using it like a pull saw. So i you did lawn maintance, u would have to purchace a 500 dollar generator just to b able to use the jawsaw. So yes, it is ideal for around the house, but wo has that many trees to cut in their yard.