Want to Sell Deluxe Folding Sawbuck - Father's Day Sale $160

[Shawn Curry]

Fall firewood cutting season is upon us - time for an equipment check! Every chainsaw manual ever printed suggests using one of these when cutting smaller branches. If you've ever had the chance to use one, you'll know why. It's much more comfortable, and safer to have them supported at waist level rather than tripping over them on the ground. It also keeps your chains up out of the dirt, and cutting longer between sharpenings.

I've been selling these on another firewood forum for a while now. I've made 9 of them so far, including 3 currently in production. And since I already have my wood shop set up, I figured I would offer them here as well.



Features:

• Classic sawbuck design
• Half-lap joinery provides strength and elegance
  
• Wooden construction is easy on chains
• Offset center leg
• Folds almost flat for storage or transport

Specifications:

• Width (total): 46"
• Width (short side): 16" OC
  
• Width (long side): 24" OC
• Height (folded): 45"
• Height (open): 38.5"
• Height (crotch): 28"
• Max working load: Chuck Norris size

Included:

• Your choice of AS or FHC logo
• Linseed oil finish
  
• All hardware and glue needed for assembly

Price:

• $200 shipped in continental US
• $150 + actual shipping elsewhere

 

[Shawn Curry]

I completed work on the current batch - but these are all spoken for. I can still make more if anyone else is interested. It took me about a week to complete this batch.



Here's the contents of the kit - all you need to do is put it together and cut firewood!

 

[Shawn Curry]

Made up another batch this week. I made an extra one this time, so I've got 1 in stock if anyone else is interested.

 

[Definitive Dave]

I want it, PM on the way
Dave

 

[Stihl Livin]

After seeing this picture I realize now I need a bigger saw buck to take a picture like this. You know it's a severe case of CAD when you have 5 saws and don't even burn wood.

 

[Stihl Livin]

Shawn

How much for an extension?

 

[Shawn Curry]

After seeing this picture I realize now I need a bigger saw buck to take a picture like this. You know it's a severe case of CAD when you have 5 saws and don't even burn wood.

I can make you another one, and then you can put 3 on one, and 2 on the other one. Besides, now you need one with an AS logo too.

 

[Shawn Curry]

Shawn

How much for an extension?

I've been thinking about making a big bertha version - 4 sets of legs, one set 16 inside, one 16 outside - or more. It would probably cost a lot more to ship though.

 

[DexterDay]

Shawn

How much for an extension?

LOL. I never thought about using it as a rack. But I remember that pic on FHC.

These are great for cutting poles and also for chain testing in a cant or log.

I love mine. Thanks again Shawn!

 

[Shawn Curry]

A couple of these should be arriving on Thursday, so here's some assembly instructions.

I've already applied a coat of linseed oil, but if you'd like to add your own oil based stain etc, you'll want to do that prior to assembly. There will be 6 "legs" and 4 "rails"; the "legs" form the X's, and the "rails" connect them together. The legs are all identical, but the rails are in mirrored pairs. It's easiest to assemble if you lay the rails down, with the notches up, apply the glue, and then insert the legs one at a time. Follow the instructions for the glue and moisten one of the surfaces - I do all the rails, and apply the glue on the legs as I go. I test fitted all of the joints, but you're probably going to find them a little tight - you will probably need to use a rubber mallet or a hammer and a scrap of wood to drive them home.



Turn the assemblies over, then pre-drill and drive 2 screws into each joint.



Once the glue has cured, stand the assemblies up, and bolt them together.

 

[Shawn Curry]

I just finished another batch of these. I've got one extra. Definitely the last ones I'll be making before Christmas, as I've got some other projects in the works.

 

[cbfarmall]

I'll take it if you have it available still. When my phone let's me, I'll send a PM. Stupid thing is being ornery at work.

Chris B.

 

[Shawn Curry]

I made a few more of these. I've got 2 extras - any takers?

 

[USMC615]

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Fall firewood cutting season is upon us - time for an equipment check! Every chainsaw manual ever printed suggests using one of these when cutting smaller branches. If you've ever had the chance to use one, you'll know why. It's much more comfortable, and safer to have them supported at waist level rather than tripping over them on the ground. It also keeps your chains up out of the dirt, and cutting longer between sharpenings.

I've been selling these on another firewood forum for a while now. I've made 9 of them so far, including 3 currently in production. And since I already have my wood shop set up, I figured I would offer them here as well.

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Features:

• Classic sawbuck design
• Half-lap joinery provides strength and elegance
  
• Wooden construction is easy on chains
• Offset center leg
• Folds almost flat for storage or transport

Specifications:

• Width (total): 46"
• Width (short side): 16" OC
  
• Width (long side): 24" OC
• Height (folded): 45"
• Height (open): 38.5"
• Height (crotch): 28"
• Max working load: Chuck Norris size

Included:

• Your choice of AS or FHC logo
• Linseed oil finish
  
• All hardware and glue needed for assembly

Price:

• $200 shipped in continental US
• $150 + actual shipping elsewhere

Nice Shawn!!

 

[Shawn Curry]

Father's Day Sale - take 20% off!

Sale Price: $160!

 

[svk]

Very nice!

 

[Shawn Curry]

I've only got one of these left - the other one is on the way to sunny CA! I probably won't be making any more this summer, so get it while you can!