Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: I have 300 pound logs to saw through -- is this the right tool?
Document: In lock position I could see the teeth wiggle up and down and back and forth in a way that didn't look right. I used a hammer to pound the pin about .5 cm to the left and it worked like it should have out of the box. Disappointed with Rockwell for not being able to help the first time around and for shipping another product with the exact same defect. Inexcusable, there is obviously an issue in their production line that they have yet to address.
When I looked inside with a flashlight, I saw the connecting prongs (thin spring loaded metal prongs) and saw they they were to be inserted in the holes from the inside out -- the spring pushing them out and holding them in place (if you have this problem you will see what I mean).
This tool is very versatile, easy to use and I have used it for a number of projects. I would recommend it! !
I looked it over and the only plastic I saw on this model was the lock and unlock switch. Maybe I just missed it I'm not sure. If anybody else has any experience with this new model I would like to read about it. The reason for only 4 stars was because of the messing around to get it working more smoothly. I guess the way things are made today I should be happy.
This product meets or exceeds my expectations -- sturdy on the ground, a good working height, fabulous clamping range, easy to clamp with no hands.My only issue (not sure if it's real) is that once in a while when I step on the foot pedal to clamp it doesn't latch but instead merely clicks down. Feels like the "pawl" is not engaging right.
Just like the ads and videos say, you will find a zillion uses for this work horse. Seems to be built very well, I guess time will tell. I also purchased the miter saw station which really makes this a fantastic investment for a do it yourselfer project person. One thing, the foot pedal clamp thing will put a fat ding in your shin bone if you're not careful when releasing it. I duct taped it for my own idiotic protection :-P
An absolute MUST for my garage wood shop. I don't think there has been a single project where I haven't used this tool. I would call it a vise but it's much more than that. There's just too many uses to rave about here. It is very well made, sturdy and does everything shown in the video and more. If you get it, you won't know how you ever got along without it.
I used a 2x4 clamped in the jaw at an angle to support the board, which weighed about 40 pounds. Two weeks ago I used it in the back yard with the Log Jaw attachment to hold large branches while I cut them into firewood.If a tool's value is determined by how often it is used, this may be the most valuable tool I own other than my cordless drill. I've used it several times every week since I got it 6 weeks ago.
This is a great tool to have if you do a lot of home improvement, especially if you work by yourself most of the time. It's definitely like having a second person around holding things for you. The product itself stand up to the promise. Love the holding force and easy storage capability. This product is built to last, the materials used to build this JawHorse are definitely high grade. There is no wobbly movement, once you stand it up it stays.
I LOVE this thing!!! !If you don't have one, get one. It's just that good. It seems to hold up well. I bought this one for a Christmas gift.
Answer: no