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Do they do a circular saw one with its own power unit?, they are faster than the chainsaw ones. The chainsaw ones really come into their own once you get to logs over about 40 cm as you need a massive circular saw to cut that size.

I have used a jappa 700 circular saw type, it was ok, very fast on the thin stuff less than 6". The build quality is nothing like as good as the posch stuff though. I just bought a posch 300 and it is light years ahead of the jappa. The jappa was great for thin stuff that didn't need splitting though.

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