lets talk wood slab scraps

Gonna have to go to 16" on the width. Good call. Andbody ever use the dawg as a guide like this?

 

Interesting.. I'd rather use the outer dawg though. Your left hand is going to get really hot because the exhaust is pointing right at that board. Maybe your saw too.

I sometimes have to use the dawgs to pin down smaller branches under 4" or so. They like to roll around or jump right out of the stand when you touch the chain to them because they're so light.

 

Nah, you're getting too fancy!

 

Thats why i wanted to avoid the sawbuck in the first place. Too late now!

 

I've done that with pine branches. That's no small chore.

 

Sorry about that, I was happy it just loaded for me! Next time just stand in your head like the rest of us!

 

good point.

 

okay, after some refinement...
can accommodate 56cuft if all the pieces are 12' long.

 

Yawn

 

That's way to get er done, your ready to rock now buddy:stacke:

 

It's going to take a little while to load that bugger up, let us know how it goes loading those 12 Footers in there

 

The Black Locust will be nice....no sapwood. You may have to leave it lay around for a while until the bark falls off, if it's not loose.

 

That fine. Thats less time i gotta put gear on and fire up the saw.

 

No kidddin? Where's that at? The cheapest I've seen is $15 (very large bundles) but that guy shut down his mill

 

Now that is freakin genius. Would love something like that to process smaller logs.

 

Thanks for talking me into this sawbuck thing guys. I feel this processing is faster than hauling it out of the wood myself. Going for a trailer load tomorrow! Will see how it goes to fill that thing to the top. I went 5' and i think i might cut them down by 6".

 

I stack it to the top, no ratchet straps needed if you put a couple heavies on top.

Looks good!

 

That will do the trick :stacke:

 

Local Amish guy that sets up his mill then logs and saws on sight. He was working a 40 acre woods on one of the farms close by. I have bought from him before.