"Limb" Wood Rig

[Moss Man]

I have a ton of limb wood kickin around and need a method to saw them that doesn't involve shin destruction. If you have a saw rig or any other "rig" that you have invented, please let me know and better yet, post some pics. Budget is a concern, but I have metal trade skills to fabricate.

 

[Vangellis]

Hi Moss Man.

Cost a few bucks, but looks like a good idea to me. Someone posted it on here recently for the same purpose.

Anyone here use this? Does it work well?

http://www.baileysonline.com/itemdetail.asp?item=CB41&catID=



Thanks,


Kevin

 

[iowawoodcutter]

Hi Moss Man.

Cost a few bucks, but looks like a good idea to me. Someone posted it on here recently for the same purpose.

Anyone here use this? Does it work well?

http://www.baileysonline.com/itemdetail.asp?item=CB41&catID=



Thanks,


Kevin

Have not used one, but I really like the idea. I hate getting my chains all knicked up cutting the small stuff. If I get one, I will post on it.

 

[clearance]

If you are carefull, use the back of the bar, then the wood will be pushed away from you and not into your shins.

 

[EastwoodGang4]

this one is cool too

Check this one out...simple enough to make your own eh?

http://www.baileysonline.com/itemdetail.asp?item=15730

 

[danrclem]

I don't know how to find it but someone here built a rack out of limbs to put smaller pieces of wood in and cut.

 

[Moss Man]

Thanx folks, my thoughts are flowing now! I smell a winter cellar project in the works! I wish I could see the clamp part of that Bailey's rig, the rest I can reproduce but that clamp......not sure?

 

[aandabooks]

I've looked at that rig in the catalog. I think it is just a simple arm that lays on the wood and uses the tipping point being forward to hold the back of the wood down. Looks short enough that it can't swing because the wood would be pushing straight up on it.

 

[TJ-Bill]

thats a pretty cool rig.. I like!!