Matt5100

It was quite clearly tongue in cheek, I didn't realise how sensitive you were. I apologise I made you feel the way you do.

Thanks, that's kind of what I had created for myself but just had steel bars by the tree rounds.. was just curious on what others use. Good pic and good explaination, thanks!

Sarcasm my friend.. chill out..

It's a 572xp which I inherited when my uncle passed. So no, I don't want to put my foot anywhere near it thanks as it will eat me whole. Yes I know it's big for fire wood but I only do about 5 cubes a year. I wear flip flops and shorts, that's alright right? Thanks for your concern though ?

Hi Ben, Mate that's exactly what I need, I just googled it and checked out a video - it was for chopping and this looks ideal! No more near death experiences, a lot safer! Thanks a bunch!

Hello all, I have a beast of a chainsaw, admittedly it's too much for what I need as I just process my own personal firewood that I source myself. Just wondering how everyone secures safely short logs which are still too big for a stove and need cutting into 4 or so sections? I'm always wary of them getting kicked up. I use metal stakes in front of them to keep them.in position at the moment but there must be better ways. Just wondering if anyone has found any hacks? :)