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  1. Jclout Member

    joined: Oct 15, 2007
    149 posts
    Southbridge, Massachusetts
    Check out these pictures of my Dad's buzz saw for cutting cord wood and my Quadrafire 3100 stove.

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  2. Scrounger Member

    joined: Feb 13, 2007
    133 posts
    Rockford, MI
  3. Highbeam Minister of Fire

    I alwyas wondered about these saws. Seems like it would be awfully difficult to move the whole log to the blade rather than move the blade to the saw like with a chainsaw. They make new ones for tractor PTOs with high HP. I think you need to have skinny wood to make this feasible.
  4. Jclout Member

    joined: Oct 15, 2007
    149 posts
    Southbridge, Massachusetts
    Scrounger, really nice saw I'd like to see it in action. Is that an antique?, my dad said there was one around when he was a kid and the way he described it, it could be similar. Highbeam it realy is not that hard to move the wood to the blade with that swinging holder. You do have to have the wood so that it does not move side to side or it will bind the blade.
  5. Todd Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 19, 2005
    8,799 posts
    Lake Wissota
    Yes, it would be nice to see that saw in action. Nice stove and dog.
  6. Scrounger Member

    joined: Feb 13, 2007
    133 posts
    Rockford, MI
    Yep, it's an oldie. There's no ID tag on it with a serial number so I can't date it. Guessing around the 1920's. It has a tilting table on it. It is much faster than a chainsaw, no bending over, no grounding the chainsaw. I cut bigger stuff with it too not just limbs.
  7. Jclout Member

    joined: Oct 15, 2007
    149 posts
    Southbridge, Massachusetts
    I'm going to show the pictures to my dad, he may recognize the desighn.
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