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I made something similar, but out of a pallet and some uprights. Probably lasted a couple of years and just made another one when it was knackered. All free aswell. It helps when you have a big saw, w

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Think the oregon type design or a homemade version the same  from wood is better just chuck a whole pile in an then cut all  at once.   Why cut one at a time?   Good for a load of

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Built one of these light weight and easily portable.  

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11 hours ago, Stere said:

Think the oregon type design or a homemade version the same  from wood is better just chuck a whole pile in an then cut all  at once.

 

Why cut one at a time?

 

Good for a load of thin branches etc

 

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I made something similar, but out of a pallet and some uprights. Probably lasted a couple of years and just made another one when it was knackered. All free aswell. It helps when you have a big saw, with a long bar! The Portek saw horse has some weight to it unlike some copies. 

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