circular saw bench

[Ian C]

We have a pto one from oakleaf too. It has certainly mad life easier that's for sure. For some reason I can't upload a pic I'll try again later, or pm me you email I'll send you a couple over Bob

 

Thanks Bob .

[Chopperbob]

Thanks Bob .

 

 

I've got a video of it working too if you wish

[benedmonds]

This is how our arb waste is processed!

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/canopytrees/

[Ian C]

I've got a video of it working too if you wish

 

Yeah be good to see bob, my tractor is having the back end off this week as I have found out the pto is knackered, always just been run on hydraulic for the splitter, new pto shaft in and she will be a good un.

[swinny]

This is how our arb waste is processed!

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/canopytrees/

 

Does that blade need sharpening?

[Michael C]

Got a wee video done in this dry weather....

 

 

 

I wouldnt be overly gone on the way of working there.

I have a pto saw and I never put my hand on the right hand side of the blade or never see the need to. Horses for courses though.

[bythamboy]

I might be wrong but so far every one has commented on the cradle type saws ( rytec , major , balfour etc ) where a log is put in a cradle and pivoted towards the saw blade , what about the flat top / bed saw ( Mcconnel , Kidd , Browns etc ) where the log is pushed along the flat top towards the blade , which is considered to be the safer . The flat / bed saws are £ 800 plus more money than the cradle type

[Chopperbob]

Yeah be good to see bob, my tractor is having the back end off this week as I have found out the pto is knackered, always just been run on hydraulic for the splitter, new pto shaft in and she will be a good un.

 

Pm your email Ian I'll send you a video for some reason it won't upload on to arbtalk. Bob

[Ian C]

I might be wrong but so far every one has commented on the cradle type saws ( rytec , major , balfour etc ) where a log is put in a cradle and pivoted towards the saw blade , what about the flat top / bed saw ( Mcconnel , Kidd , Browns etc ) where the log is pushed along the flat top towards the blade , which is considered to be the safer . The flat / bed saws are £ 800 plus more money than the cradle type

 

I wouldn't want an employee in this day and age using one of the old style saw benches, the new benches are a far safer bet!

[bythamboy]

I 've heard others say that when using the cradle type saws they have experienced black finger nails from log kick backs