The JawSaw Makes Cutting Wood Easy and Efficient
Francis Tiangson — April 15, 2011 — Art & Design
The JawSaw looks like a badass piece of lumberjack equipment; however, you can't expect to topple a sequoia or any large tree while using it. The JawSaw is more like a cleanup tool that takes care of smaller branches.
JawSaw is a product from WORX that runs on electricity rather than being gas-powered. The jaw-like structure on the JawSaw adds safety for the user by allowing him to old the wooden pieces in place. What's really awesome about the JawSaw is that it allows for users to make cuts on the ground without having to bend down or risk damaging the saw.
All of your neighbors will be asking to borrow your JawSaw once they see how easy and efficient it is to use.
JawSaw is a product from WORX that runs on electricity rather than being gas-powered. The jaw-like structure on the JawSaw adds safety for the user by allowing him to old the wooden pieces in place. What's really awesome about the JawSaw is that it allows for users to make cuts on the ground without having to bend down or risk damaging the saw.
All of your neighbors will be asking to borrow your JawSaw once they see how easy and efficient it is to use.
Trend Themes
1. Electric Wood Cutting Tools - The success of WORX's electric JawSaw suggests a trend towards electric wood cutting tools.
2. Safer Wood Cutting Equipment - The safety feature of the JawSaw indicates a trend towards safer wood cutting equipment manufacturing.
3. Efficient Ground-level Wood Cutting - The JawSaw's feature of allowing cuts on the ground suggests a trend towards more efficient ground-level wood cutting tools.
Industry Implications
1. Power Tools - Manufacturing companies in the power tools industry have an opportunity to integrate electric technology into their product lines.
2. Gardening and Landscaping - The JawSaw's success suggests that companies in the gardening and landscaping industry should invest in developing safer and more efficient wood cutting tools.
3. Home Improvement - Home improvement companies should consider offering electric and safer wood cutting tools like the JawSaw as part of their product offerings.
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