DIY Chainsaw stand

[treequip]

I've been looking all over for one of those. WHere did you get it and whats who makes it please.

 

 

There is a well known auction site you can use or you can get jiggy with the miggy and make your own, this one took nearly 2 hours plus paint:thumbup:

 

 

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SMART WOOD LOG HOLDER FOR CHAINSAW SAW HORSE SMHO | eBay

[hardtop110]

Nice that treequip

* wanders off to look up welding courses........

[Daniël Bos]

I've been looking all over for one of those. WHere did you get it and whats who makes it please.

 

Let me google that for you :thumbup: That pic is just one from the web, my dad's was an Aldi one I believe.....

[pgkevet]

I tried out my home-made V stand today on the pile of short branches left in the barn. Not so good..all my branches are too round <s>.. and the central gap too wide. I think i'll add a central V and gripper sometime - something like an old rake head or alloy stair gripper and bungie cord should do it..

[nooie]

I made this out of scrap handrails and wall ties. I just use a pair of tongs to pull the log through. I am going to put a guard on it yet too.

[pgkevet]

I had a 'what the heck' moment and bought the oregan sawhorse...arrived today and have to admit it's a dream to use....stacked full and four cuts = 2 wheelbarrows of logs.

 

Having said that a farmer neighbour tells me he used to hammer stake pairs into the ground every foot over a long run... fill the whole mess with piles of branches and go down the gaps with saw and long bar and do his whole winter supply in one session!!

 

Oneupmanship at it's best.

[niftysteve]

I've been looking all over for one of those. WHere did you get it and whats who makes it please.

 

heres where they come from i just right clicked the pic and did properties it showed the origin of it

 

http://www.toolbox.co.uk/search?w=saw+horse

[farmer_ben]

I've got one of these, works brilliant and very easy to carry with you into woods etc. I use mine if the saw bench isnt available etc

 

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[Paul Smith]

interesting little gadget. £95 0r £115 for both models. Only negative is there is nowhere to support the saw, like it though.

[farmer_ben]

interesting little gadget. £95 0r £115 for both models. Only negative is there is nowhere to support the saw, like it though.

 

yeah that was the problem i found, i just made a table from pallets waist hieght next to me.

 

tbh though most of the time we use it, there are 2 of us. one holding saw and other fectching timber and loading the log loc