Made a new sawbuck...

[WES999]

I made a new sawbuck yesterday, the old one became rotten and fell aprt ( not made of PT wood).
The new one is all PT with the exception of some sacrificial strapping.
I have not tried it out yet, but I think it should work well for cutting long branches or shorter splits that need
to be made smaller to fit the stove.

 

[NSDave]

That is pretty neat; how long is it? 4 ft?

 

[Gark]

That looks good. In no time, mine went from looking new like that to having bar & chain lube, sawdust and chips all stuck on it. Nicks and slices from errant cuts should have yours looking mature in time, too.

chown -R us ./wood

 

[HDRock]

I really like that design, looks to be a little low to the ground though

 

[Capetownkg]

Looks nice. I need to make one because I know I have a few logs that will be to long for the stove I am going to buy. Yea I know getting ahead of myself but I learned from everyone here thats a good thing

 

[Applesister]

Yeah, great design. Id bolt some industrial duty locking castors to the bottom so I could wheel it in and out of the garage. It looks sturdy enough to handle all size diameter limbs.

 

[Applesister]

Yes, locking castors do cost $27.00 each...but how convenient.

 

[weatherguy]

Yes, locking castors do cost $27.00 each...but how convenient.

Cheaper at harbor freight