What saw bench do you chaps use?

[farmer_ben]

Lots of talk on here about various processors and splitters but less about which saw bench you use. Would like to change mine not before too long, got a McConnell Logmate at the moment, I liked the look of Theocorus's (?!) one in arblistings the other week.

[Chris Sheppard]

used to have a Hakki Pilke Eagle - really liked it. In many way,s the processor that I replaced it with was a bit of a letdown in comparison when you considered the cost difference.

[slack ma girdle]

Browns woodworker. It cuts wood, and has not fallen apart.

[marlon]

Binderberger with conveyor, spent the extra money to get what I thought was the best on the Market... Not been used much but in that time one of the welds on the guard has failed and I've been waiting months for it to be replaced. Also i'm disappointed with the amount of dust which ends up being blown at the operator.

[Busy Daddy]

Mconell push bench

[MikeTM150]

browns wood worker, very good machine cuts well, slides nice, solid made. But having seen some of the machines advertised on here alot cheaper and bigger cut capacity i thought i'd done wrong, as it had a large diameter blade but comparitavely it seemed restricted in what diameter timber it would cut, but reading the above and what a few others have said it seems i have made right choice.

 

Its made by a small family firm, solidly built, and BRITISH!

[renewablejohn]

Browns sliding top. Does the job and very safe if you use the logging guard. Might upgrade to a tungsten blade similar to the one on my palax.

[Mortimer Firewood]

H P eagle cant fault it and the screw splitter is good for breaking down billets that are a bit fat:001_smile:

[john burgess]

A linear with twin cylinder Lister uses about 4 L of diesel a day and I have cut 14 m³ on it in a day

[barry ayres]

arbor eater tt 700 great sawbench and a great company.