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Nail ridden short 2 by 1


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I have a big pile of short, under a metre, some longer, 2 by 1 pieces of wood from a house and skirting boards that need to be cut for a neighbour.

 

I have a saw-horse but on my own it almost impossible to cut with the chainsaw. Plus I risk ruining the chain, so I was wondering what is the best way to cut it. At the moment I am using a hand saw and the saw-horse but its taking me ages and my arms getting tired!:001_smile:

 

Are there any quicker ways or tips on how to cut this type of wood?

 

P.S I would stick it on a bonfire but the owner wants them cuts and i'm getting paid so.:thumbup:

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