Which saw bench

[defenderjack]

So I'm after a saw bench for cutting Billets , prefer it with conveyor . So what's my options. ? Been looking at the Balfour , rytec and posch all seem much the same or has any one got a preference ?😀

[defenderjack]

Would also need to be engine driven

[THE88MAN]

I've gotta posch cutmaster comfort 700,it's 8 years old and been faultless for the 2 years I've had it,cut 600 cube and still not retipped the blade yet,cuts a cube of 10" logs from billets in 12 minutes,hard to find second hand though

[Kev P]

Collino comby with 15 ton splitter from Riko looks useful, they have sold a few.

[Marko]

I think I will also be in the market for a new heavy duty saw this year (was waiting for the APF to have a good nosey around) Having not had one for all these years I can hear my back pleading for a conveyor.

 

I have to say that the stuff I have seen whilst not paying that much attention looks to be of a very light duty build.

[defenderjack]

I think I will also be in the market for a new heavy duty saw this year (was waiting for the APF to have a good nosey around) Having not had one for all these years I can hear my back pleading for a conveyor.

 

I have to say that the stuff I have seen whilst not paying that much attention looks to be of a very light duty build.

 

Yeh I was also thinking of waiting for the apf but I'm quite inpatient !

[Woodworks]

When looking into it some years back thought the Rytec was good value. All pretty simple and handling billits is not going to be too hard on kit so never saw the need for Posch quality.

[timberluver]

Oakleaf Forestry Have been selling the Collino Saw benches for a good few years now and have a petrol engine road towable version too. Very well made

 

 

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