Ouch... Powered Tools are VERY dangerous

You'd think he would be paying Mexicans to go that kind of stuff.

Reports show the he was doing really well early on with the chainsaw. He cut his hand sawing through the last branch.

That's like when you go skiing and take all the difficult trails and then, even though you are exhausted, you decide to take the hardest one down for your last run. Those are the ones where you usually ruin your day.

New reports show that Nick Faldo yanked the chainsaw from his twitching hand and finished the job quite easily.

Or Chris Evert had urinated in the gas tank causing it to buck when it misfired.

Despite its high rating in Consumer Reports, some people should not under any circumstances use a Masters chainsaw.

http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2080192/35710/WORX-JawSaw-Debris-and-Pruning-Chain-Saw-Model-WG307.aspx?refcode=10INGOPB&gclid=Cj0KEQjw4uSgBRDZveXz9M-E1aoBEiQA2RMP6rCBm0ClaPtRK2e3--eJmFLzpitQ5qo1mkNlQSdstBIaAjvy8P8HAQ

I have this WORK JawSaw, by design it's VERY safe, I really like, great for small and medium jobs outside

Pky6471 wrote:http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2080192/35710/WORX-JawSaw-Debris-and-Pruning-Chain-Saw-Model-WG307.aspx?refcode=10INGOPB&gclid=Cj0KEQjw4uSgBRDZveXz9M-E1aoBEiQA2RMP6rCBm0ClaPtRK2e3--eJmFLzpitQ5qo1mkNlQSdstBIaAjvy8P8HAQ

I have this WORK JawSaw, by design it's VERY safe,  I really like, great for small and medium jobs outside

Safer perhaps but on the final day of pruning I'm still pretty sure Norman could get his hand caught in that thing.