Small dia. chainsaw logging frame???

[buffalo606]

Right

 

Looking for something like this - any ideas? What is it called? Where can I buy one? (Haven't got time or equipment to build one).

 

Ideally it would dismantle/flat pack - aluminium tubing etc.

 

Cheers

 

ps if you have used a small chipper you will know why one is needed!

[the village idiot]

If it's not called a 'saw horse' they've missed a trick there.

 

You certainly wouldn't want to mistake it for a horse!

 

Apologies for being no help whatsoever.

[richy_B]

I'd just get a petrol/electric saw bench. Quick and easy.

[the village idiot]

I use a Portek chainsaw bench for my small diameter stuff.

 

Less than £100, readily available and very effective.

 

I actually prefer it to my circular saw bench for that size of wood.

[harvey b davison]

Quite like the look of the woman.

[harvey b davison]

My dad uses one of them saw horses where you attach the chainsaw to it, then just cut small diameter stuff. About £80 i think.

[MW Tree Services]

Having the saw pinned open is a great idea[emoji15]

[TuscanPhil]

Right

 

Looking for something like this - any ideas? What is it called? Where can I buy one? (Haven't got time or equipment to build one).

 

This one looks quite simple and should be easy to knock up.

 

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Still don't know what it's called or where to buy one though.

[buffalo606]

That's getting there.

 

This one looks simple. Still don't know how to find one on the net.

 

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[Cheesy pete]

that's an accident waiting to happen !!!

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much safer to use one of these ! stack all you small stuff on it first then put a larger one on top so it doesn't bounce the saw about once you start cutting or you can put a couple of bungee straps to hold it tight together !