I saw one video where the lady ripped the top of the lateral 2X8s on a table saw at an angle to make it flush with the X 2X6 when the buck was opened up. I think she used 2X6s or 2-2X4s to save a buck (no pun intended).
I do not have a garage to work in but I’m super excited that you put together an exceptional video on a thought that’s was well needed thanks a ton ! For a great how to video Joe
1. I suggest the horizontal board on the far side from the operator should be 50mm lower. I can see you've already nicked it with the saw. 2. I've fitted a sloping board to the far side of my saw horse, to allow the cut logs to roll away into a pile. It works a treat. Always room for improvement! Greetings from north Wales, UK.
Wow this is easy anybody can do this l,m signed up for adventure mighty fine Sir thanks for sharing your project with us keep them coming ya got my vote ❎ ya dont need to be rocket Sciencest to make this Happin so from Canada 🇨🇦 SK later 😊
That's awesome. If you buy the lumber this morning, you can probably build it in time to use later this afternoon. I'm thinking of adding a couple accessories to it, but still in the thinking stage.
I was taken aback you never made a sawbuck before Mark? Awesome first attempt! Good thing you have that nifty little wagon to carry it! I’ve never made a large sawbuck like that one, but kept it between two - three uprights. I space them roughly for 16 inch bucks. I couldn’t imagine bucking up logs without one. I saw the ends of the uprights getting in the way of your saw, so you might want to trim them off? That Echo was running Smooooooth. Which model was that, Timberwolf maybe? I need to get another saw, and am considering Echo, Stihl, or ‘DolKita ‘ ( Makita/ Dolmar)? Looks Chillily out your way. I bet you looking forward to Spring! Take care friend, and stay Safe and Healthy! 👍👍👍👍✌🏻😁🇺🇸🔨
Hey, what's up George! When I was a teen, my dad bought an enormous semi load of logs, so everything was big and heavy. We never had limbs to worry about. When I got my own place, I used the Wood Dock Log Holder in place of a sawbuck. I still use it, but I'm really liking this sawbuck. There's no measuring and the limbs lock in place rather well. Also, I highly recommend that Gorilla dump wagon. It's awesome! Take care!
@@MarkThomasBuilder Thanks for the reply Mark! Well that makes sense, and I merely commented as I’ve seen your other videos, and know you’re a ‘seasoned’ chainsaw user. 😉 I cant remember if I saw one where you had the Wood Dock in it? So, you recommend that Echo? I’ll have to look into that wagon! Take care!
The Wood Dock video was several years ago, when I first started on RU-vid. They're not well known, but work well and hook on a bumper hitch if needed. I like the ECHO CS501P, it has a decompression valve for easier starting. It runs well using 90 octane Rec fuel and ECHO Red Armor oil.
Thanks, man! My favorite Snow Joe item is the cordless shovel. It clears the deck in no time. Right now, I don't want to see any more snow until next December. 🤣
