Stolen Po-boy Sawbuck

Hey bushpilot, how did I do?

Cutting up some of the oak and it handled it seriously well.

 

Quite refined!

For those who have no idea what we are talking about, My new po-folks sawbuck

 

I had stumbled across this thread and I have to say that I thank you gentlemen for your ideas.
Gave my sawbuck a tryout today and it worked great,

 

Yes MikeyB! Works great mine isnt as long but Im thinking about adding to that for my long oak sticks. Worked great for rounds 8 inches or so Much easier eh?

 

This thing kicks azz man, really saves me time. Best part about it is you can always add on to it.

 

Absolutely! When you bring home a 20-40 footer you got this down bro!

 

Sawbucks really save your back too.

Nice work guys!

 

Good show. I opened this expecting to be disgusted by a low life thief, but was pleasantly surprised to see some Honorary Yankee ingenuity taking place.

 

Stolen? American Pride? Never! Borrowed or Bartered is the term. bushpilot did well to give us this idea since this is often what's found lying around in a back yard anyways. I would have posted this on his thread but I wanted to give folks like MikeyB an idea of how dang simple this is. And it really does make it easy.

 

I did some research on that Makita a while back , pretty good electric saw

 

Here's my sawbuck...... And that's not snow on the ground

 

Yes it is.... snow in the form of money. Shredded money. :stacke::stacke::stacke:

 

The original by bushpilot
My new po-folks sawbuck

 

Who needs stinkin' dimensional lumber and screws!

I like the wider upper opening on mine, but those are fine looking sawbucks FatBoy85 and MikeyB !

 

Haha I should have given that some thought before I got the lumber! Strong oak branches or dimensional lumber that may rot faster?oh well. I think I was looking into keeping it secure and just a little higher off the ground. Truth is, it works like a charm, I should make another for the long branches. Would hate to get an unbalanced one in the face after a finished cut.

 

Credit where credit is DUE!

 

Sure beats sawing off the back of the truck. I'm reminded of that every time I see the saw cut into my bed !!! And you think hitting a rock dulls your chain.........

 

I meant that I expected to see that your sawbuck vanished over night or something. Like actually stolen.

 

It's a woodsman cordwood saw from DH welding iirc. Much safer and more productive than a chainsaw.