I have had the Cabela's 8000 rpm for a year now. It is great; have cut many dozen arrows with absolutely no complaints, and as said above, it comes with a arrow spinner. If you plan on cutting carbons, get the higher RPM model. You can cut them with 5000, but you run the risk of splintering the fibers. Some folks swear 5000 is ok for it because they don't see the splintering that is occuring inside the shaft. I've used saws I've made with old sewing machines, dremel tools, and the Harbour Freight cut off saw for many years - they were never as good as having one like this.