Prazi 12" Beam Cutter Attachment for Worm Drive Circular Saws – Model PR7000 for 7-1/4"-8-1/2" Worm Drive Saws – American Owned Company – Increase Cut Depth from 2-1/2” to 12”

I purchased the Prazi 7000 to go on a Skil 81/4" saw. It took me about 30 min to set the Prazi on the Skilsaw, being you have to take the blade guard off of the Skill worm drive saw. I have a large timber beam project I took on at my home and have to make approximately 200 crosscuts, miter cuts and lap joints on 6 X 10, 6 X 8, 6 x6 and 4x6 cypress beams. I had a few questions when thinking about purchasing this tool rather than using my 16" beam saw. I called Bob on 3 separate occasions, and he was quick to answer the phone and give me the guidance on what I needed and any assembly questions.After assembly and alignment of the saw I crosscut a 6"x10" beam and it was like butter to cut, and the face was flat and straight even with no guide! I have to make over 25 lap joints on my 4" x 6" purlins. I made another lap joint test cut on a 4 x 6, again by free hand and it wasn't perfect but with a guide it would have been, and it only took less than a minute. If the rest of my project goes as good as the test cuts, this tool will save me hours upon hours of time.I'm giving this tool 5 stars because of price point, ease of assembly and use and something else that is hard to find these days is great customer service. Thanks Bob!!1

It was a easy install on the saw and it worked fantastic. I would recommend this product to everyone

This beam cutter is awesome and works great! I checked some cuts against my miter saw to make sure they were straight and they were right on!

The models listed on the package when it arrived for compatibility is limited and saws are no longer sold. I can't seem to get an answer from the company if my current model of Makita will work. I'm probably sending it back for a refund. Great idea, but no idea if it's safe to use with my saw and can't find out. They need to update their material or the tool itself to include a model safe to use with current models of saws out there.I ended up keeping it and giving it a try. It felt a bit risky, but I gave it a go anyway with my fantastic Makita cordless. It worked well and only knocked the score down a bit for poor communication from Prazi support.

Well built and easy to install? Works well with my gear drive Skil Saw. Would buy agsin

Just no.Cuts great first cut unfortunately every single bolt and screw will rattle out guess they don’t believe in locktite. After 2nd cut chain was loose went to tighten and snapped tensioning bolt off. Turns out the chain tension bolt’s threads are machined into soft aluminum and will strip out when you go to tighten it with minimal force. That was after the screws for riving knife rattled out and chain cut into it . They charge twice as much to build it in the USA then use the same cheap parts as the harbor freight model . Sent pictures of bolt stripped out they offered to replace if I paid for it. Sorry just gonna return

I have a new saw I went and bought and a two year old DeWalt, didn't fit either one. Went and dug out a very old Ryobi I've had forever with a bigger bolt than supplied and it fit perfectly once I found a bolt that would fit out of my bolt bin. Cuts good but if your a novice user, make yourself a straight edge to get rid of the wavyness. It's also hard to see a line due to the chips that it throws up and guess that's to be expected. Other than that, it's a great tool to have, was surprised to see a chain adjustment because some of the others don't have one. just hope it lasts!

We rely on our three Prazi beam saws for just about everything—cutting joists, timber beams, and any other work that comes our way. These saws are incredibly versatile, and what makes them stand out is how easily they bolt onto our worm drive saws, saving us the need to carry a big, dedicated beam saw in each trailer. The best part is, the Prazi takes up minimal space, which is a huge advantage on busy job sites and tight trailer storage.While we do own larger, dedicated saws, they weigh nearly twice as much as the Prazi. That added weight makes them cumbersome and difficult to maneuver, especially when cutting posts or beams that are already installed. The Prazi is not only lightweight, but it’s also much easier to handle, giving us the precision and control we need without the strain. For everyday use, it’s simply the better option for us—powerful, practical, and far more convenient than the bulkier alternatives. If you’re looking to streamline your setup without sacrificing performance, the Prazi is a must-have.