Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is a case included or at least available for this saw ?
Document: The huge diameter and the ease of usability is good.There is a nice protecting case coming with it and that is also handy
One thing I'm finding is that spare blades, or different types of blades (32-tooth vs. 60-tooth, or carbide vs. non-carbide, for example) are hard to find. I finally located what I needed at ToolBarn.com. Amazon doesn't carry any replacement blades - at least any that get good reviews.
Not a big deal, but i am sure it happens because of the heft of the saw. take a second and readjust and back in business with square cuts.
the saw performs great.plenty of power great for timber framing and post and beam. only draw back is plate is to narrow
was able to cut the beams for the project. a little blade woble but fairly true cuts. works well on a solid platform.great saw.
I am a log home builder and before I got this saw, cutting a log into was a challenge with a 7 1/4&#34; circular saw
This saw was the work horse for my new log home. It cuts through the 6by12logs and beams with ease. I am still in the process of building my homeand would recommend this saw to anyone who is doing the same.
The saw never gave a moment's difficulty. We did take good care of it, keeping it dry and secure, never dropping it or mishandling it. We tried to treat it as the quality tool that it is, and we were well rewarded.
It needs a good carbide blade to get good cuts. Once the blade dulls it starts to wobble and give poor results. It has a built in damper to help with this vibration but dullness with overcome it. For the price, this is an awesome saw. Compared to a Mafell it pales.
The 5402na is defintly a powerhouse. It slices through 6x stockwith ease. The electric brake stops the blade on a dime and the blade stablizer is wonderful. I strongly reccomend this saw for anyone who works with 6x or 8x stock on a regular basis. It really saves time and effort.
Answer: yes