Log saw horse

[Essex arborist]

Anyone got any better ways of cutting cord log without huge cost of expensive machines, these logmasters sell for around £100 but not sure they're man enough.

 

 

Could do with a large circular saw chop saw.

[SamWhiting12]

Have a look on here the same saw horse is £50.

 

SAW HORSES - Accessories/Lubricants Buy UK

 

Ive got one and they are brilliant! Well worth there money

[slim reaper]

Personally I don't like that type of holder,I use one of these when I don't use the logging saw,

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZbMbxUImbI]SMART HOLDER -the saw horse you've been waiting for... - YouTube[/ame]

slim

[Ashes_Firewood]

Had a couple of those saw horses, they are good because they support the weight of the saw and you can get all your logs cut the same length. But I had to buy another as the bolt that clamps the saw threaded after about 6 months use. I got mine for around £50 so was cheaper to get another than faff about trying to fix it. It's still not ideal for mass production of logs though, they just aren't made for those kind of quantities. Too flimsy.

 

Had an Oregon saw horse before that, the one where you pile a load of lengths in then cut. But that snapped broke after about 12 months of use. These things are designed for domestic use really.

 

Gone for something heavier duty now so tomorrow I've got a PTO driven circular saw turning up

[Essex arborist]

Personally I don't like that type of holder,I use one of these when I don't use the logging saw,

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZbMbxUImbI]SMART HOLDER -the saw horse you've been waiting for... - YouTube[/ame]

slim

 

That's a handy piece of kit how much and where can you buy one?

[slim reaper]

That's a handy piece of kit how much and where can you buy one?

I got mine over 2 years ago from Smart-Holder Log Holder and Saw Horse. Free UK Delivery

 

There are similar named ones about but not the same quality.

 

If you read the reviews for them,mine is at the bottom so the very first review for one.

slim

Edited March 6, 2014 by slim reaper

[truncator]

Have a look at our sawhorse. It will save you back and time.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7lYW1NV6Q4&feature=share&list=UUAnAVtmfuOJfk9Xlu6tKXKg]Truncator 6Pro making logs for firewood - YouTube[/ame]

[Essex arborist]

Had a couple of those saw horses, they are good because they support the weight of the saw and you can get all your logs cut the same length. But I had to buy another as the bolt that clamps the saw threaded after about 6 months use. I got mine for around £50 so was cheaper to get another than faff about trying to fix it. It's still not ideal for mass production of logs though, they just aren't made for those kind of quantities. Too flimsy.

 

Had an Oregon saw horse before that, the one where you pile a load of lengths in then cut. But that snapped broke after about 12 months of use. These things are designed for domestic use really.

 

Gone for something heavier duty now so tomorrow I've got a PTO driven circular saw turning up

 

I've got a small John Deere compact tractor that I've often thought we could attach a circular log saw, I'd be interested to see what you've got and guide price. Thanks

[slim reaper]

Have a look at our sawhorse. It will save you back and time.

 

Didn't I see this one on Dragons Den?

slim

[Essex arborist]

Have a look at our sawhorse. It will save you back and time.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7lYW1NV6Q4&feature=share&list=UUAnAVtmfuOJfk9Xlu6tKXKg]Truncator 6Pro making logs for firewood - YouTube[/ame]

 

How much do they sell for? Where can I purchase?