which sawhorse?

[Sam Thompson]

If i were going to be pedantic, ive a feeling it's far from new. I believe it's a re-imagining of an original Clark engineering product from some time back.

They say they dont make things like they did anymore, but I guess there are the happy exceptions

 

I stand corrected. I suppose everything is a bit like that, but it doesn't take away from the fact that its a great bit of kit If I had the need I would have one tomorrow

[balesy]

Hey Treequip, that's a nice bit of kit you've put together there mate. Did you work off any plans or sizes, or was it a case of suck it and see?

I might try making one of them, if you do have any plans, I would be grateful if you would share them with me.

[treequip]

Hey Treequip, that's a nice bit of kit you've put together there mate. Did you work off any plans or sizes, or was it a case of suck it and see?

I might try making one of them, if you do have any plans, I would be grateful if you would share them with me.

 

That one was made for a mate who supplied the materials (some s/h steel he had) so it was made with that in mind.

 

I just kicked it together in a pile and welded it where it touched.

 

The only plans were a couple of pictures he downloaded from the net and some chalk marks on the workshop floor

 

Andy

[David Goss]

try this... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qYERpGVJ4Y&feature=player_embedded]YouTube - ‪Smart-Holder Firewood Holder / Sawhorse‬‏[/ame]

[farmer_ben]

I've got a Log Loc, small suffolk company makes it and works very. BOught it from Wood Fair at Ickworth House last year.

[agg221]

I've been considering something better than resting logs on other bits of logs but one thing I've been wondering about - with the sawhorse type the log rests along its length, so you can cut right to the end. With the other types that grip the log at a single point, what do you do when you get to the stubby bit to make the last couple of cuts?

 

Alec

[eggsarascal]

I've got a Log Loc, small suffolk company makes it and works very. BOught it from Wood Fair at Ickworth House last year.

 

How much was the log loc?

[scraggs]

How much was the log loc?

 

Log-Loc - Overview

 

I can see the jaws possibly being a pita, but I stand to be corrected

[eggsarascal]

Log-Loc - Overview

 

I can see the jaws possibly being a pita, but I stand to be corrected

 

Thanks.

[David Goss]

I've been considering something better than resting logs on other bits of logs but one thing I've been wondering about - with the sawhorse type the log rests along its length, so you can cut right to the end. With the other types that grip the log at a single point, what do you do when you get to the stubby bit to make the last couple of cuts?

 

Alec

 

check the video i posted, it shows you:thumbup1: