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hi

does anyone know if there is a size limit on timber that can be cut with a cs30 licence for insurance purposes. and if there is a website with this info on it.

 

many thanks

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As CS30 is cross cutting and you are shown how to cut timber up to twice the guide bar length then this should be your guide. Remember there is nothing stopping you putting a larger bar on a saw and using that.

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"Unit 30..2 Crosscut and stack small diameter timber using a chainsaw

For cross cutting there must be sufficient timber on site for cross cutting and at least one piece of timber must have a diameter of 200-380mm (8”-15”) to accommodate a boring cut to sever log

8. Crosscut timber under guidebar length to a given specification."

 

The above is all taken from the NPTC CS30 Assessment Schedule on theri website.

 

In summary it would indicate that 380mm (15") is the max. size of timber to be cross-cut under a CS30 ticket. However, as we all know and all do, much larger timbers are cut in reality.

 

Consider obtaining CS32 would be my advice which states:

"Crosscut stems over guidebar length in diameter to a given specification."

 

Hope this to be of use.

 

Cheers..

Paul

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"Unit 30..2 Crosscut and stack small diameter timber using a chainsaw

For cross cutting there must be sufficient timber on site for cross cutting and at least one piece of timber must have a diameter of 200-380mm (8”-15”) to accommodate a boring cut to sever log

8. Crosscut timber under guidebar length to a given specification."

 

The above is all taken from the NPTC CS30 Assessment Schedule on theri website.

 

In summary it would indicate that 380mm (15") is the max. size of timber to be cross-cut under a CS30 ticket. However, as we all know and all do, much larger timbers are cut in reality.

 

Consider obtaining CS32 would be my advice which states:

"Crosscut stems over guidebar length in diameter to a given specification."

 

Hope this to be of use.

 

Cheers..

Paul

 

Sensible advice, dont get ideas above your station, do it right. :thumbup1:

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