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Hi I am sure many have seen these before, but what do you think they would sell for if manufactured?

 

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I'm under the impression it would cost a bit more than a sawhorse stand like the ones for sale in machine mart, as to make one out of angle iron it would be a lot more solid than the pressed alloy that you see used in shops.

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Hi I am sure many have seen these before, but what do you think they would sell for if manufactured?

 

 

I'm under the impression it would cost a bit more than a sawhorse stand like the ones for sale in machine mart, as to make one out of angle iron it would be a lot more solid than the pressed alloy that you see used in shops.

 

I saw a saw horse that held the chainsaw on a pivot, going for about £100, but I dont know how well made they were. Even that got the heirs on the back of my neck going, so I walked away. This thing is a bloody liability.

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That looks as scary as the log splitter we posted in videos yesterday! The stand that "holds" the saw in the uk is made by a few companies and literally clamps the blade. It's pretty slow at cutting wood and it has to be pretty straight.

With this cray one your going to get knackered fast is you have to keep holding the wood above your waist and the chainsaw!

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That looks as scary as the log splitter we posted in videos yesterday! The stand that "holds" the saw in the uk is made by a few companies and literally clamps the blade. It's pretty slow at cutting wood and it has to be pretty straight.

With this cray one your going to get knackered fast is you have to keep holding the wood above your waist and the chainsaw!

 

It should be used it for smaller diameter rounds. Not huge split pieces like that. The thin lengths were a doddle on the one I had before.

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