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

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Question: Will this attachment trim hardwood tree branches?  Or should I really be looking at a chain saw?
Document: I purchased this saw attachment a while back and hadn't had a use for it until this weekend. I installed a cat door and I used my matrix drill and this saw to cut a 6&#34; x 6&#34; hole in the middle of my door leading to the garage. It worked well, didn't bog down, and seemed powerful as it cut through the 2&#34; door.
This is by far my favorite attachment. I use this for almost everything. From cutting pipes to cutting drywall. Use it to cut small branches away when I'm working on siding and then use it to make small quick cuts on the siding too. Very little vibration and It holds the blades in tight also so you can cut a straight line without much trouble. I use this to cut out holes more then I use my jigsaw. This is great for anyone that does a lot of cutting.
I don't need the saw often, but when I do, it does everything I need without needing to buy a separate tool.
Ease of use and lite weight to handle. No tools required to insert saw blades and this is a plus! I used it several times and has power to cut through a 2x4 stud. I use it with both B&D Matrix cordless & electric drills. Very well made and easy to use.
I've only used this once to cut down last year's woody sotol stalk (a NM plant) about 3&#34; in diameter. It worked great and was much more convenient than laying out a long extension cord. I'm sure it's not made for all day projects but I plan to use it mainly for pruning branches. I was impressed with it's build quality as well.
I bought this for a small demolition project so I didn't have to deal with extension cords. I like the Matrix system and have quite a bit invested in batteries, so I figured that I'd add this tool. My first impressions was that attachment was going to eat through batteries. After just 5 minutes of cutting nails and pipes my battery was dead. Put a fresh battery on, and got maybe another 10 minutes light use out of that one.
When cutting though a wall (plaster, drywall, and 4 2x4s), I went through 3 batteries and rested the motor a few times to allow it to cool.After using it for a while I went to change blades and found that the blade release didn't work. Apparently the shaft attached to the blade holder bent and was no longer properly aligned with the release mechanism.
I love this, and all the B&D snap on/off tools for my cordless drill. I now carry everything on my tool cart I need with very little space taken. The only one that doesn't work like an electric tool all it's own is the sanding pad on the reciprocating cutter. The cutter works great, but the sanding pad makes a lot of noise and doesn't have much travel.
this product arrived just as described and has met all my expectations...used it on a couple of small jobs and had no problem
love these tools and the versatility of them, good quality good price
Answer: no