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This Big Foot saw is a quality made in USA tool. The engineering and manufacturing quality is obvious when you get it out of the box and use for the first time. The saw works great for cutting oversized wood. the plate is perfectly square to the blade so the cuts are perfect. If a carpenter cuts a lot of 4x4, 4x6, 4x8 and up this is the saw to get. I called on a minor issue and they actually answered the phone and resolved the blade issue in a few minutes. If all the companies on Amazon were this good fewer products would get returned

beyond great framer , mucho torque , my boyfreind luvs it . works fantastic with the Big Foot blades . We would definitely recommend and most certainly buy again .

This saw is a must have for timber framing or even general framing. Love this saw!

Big Foot Tools is a great company with excellent service. Dino provides top notch service. My first Big Foot was purchased over 20 years ago and it was still running strong and somehow disappeared over the last year. So I purchased the newer Big Foot model which is improved over the previous model in many ways. The Big Foot far surpasses what the Sawsquatch provides as it is lighter, more well-balanced, has a wider table, and comes with a much better Big Foot blade. The Sawsquatch comes with a POS Diablo 40 tooth blade that will wobble and if you are ripping, do a really bad job leaving the top side somewhat straight and the bottom cut really wavy; whereas a Big Foot blade, are best in the market for these larger beam saws! I ripped a bunch of headers down with the Big Foot & Big Foot blade in place and cut straight on both sides perfectly! The Big Foot also cuts at a 90 degree angle depth of 3-7/8” where the Sawsquatch cuts 3-5/8”, both cut the same at a 45 at 2-3/4”. Both saws are made in China; however, the Big Foot is assembled in the USA. Big Foot has is 5300rpm where Sawsquatch is 4700rpm, which may be the only thing the Sawsquatch might (apparently the lower RPMs are too cut through the material better) have over the Big Foot; however, I have had no bogging down problems with the Big Foot saw at the 5300 RPMs. They also both cut up to a 51° angle. You can buy an accessory for the Big Foot though in which you remove the table and add a 75° table which you cannot do with the Sawsquatch! You can purchase a 24” Big Foot rip guide to use with the Super Sawsquatch or the Big Foot.

I learned the hard way that this tool is not for precise carbentry; however, it's a power house and cuts through thick stock easy; don't even try to use it for precision carpentry stuff though. I use it to rough cut slabs before jointing and planeing. the power is intense; blew my mind. be careful! I do wish that it was a bit more precise and I wish the guard wouldn't make marks on the wood. Absolutely will keep it and would recommend it for the price and power. Super precision versions of this saw, like one from mafell, will run you like 1800 dollars.

It’s the second one I own, bought the first one in the 90’s it’s still going strong. Change the oil as specified and brushes when needed, take care of your tools and they will take care of you. The new saw seems to be pretty much like the original one, hopefully it’s the last one I will need to buy.

This saw is a beast, it cuts effortlessly and handles great once you get used to it cutting on the opposite side which I was used to.

I bought this saw to cut slices off premade walls for Habitat home building. Works great. Please note when installing blade, you must knock out the center circle so it's a diamond shape. There are you tube videos to show you how. Very important.