What can I tell ya, I should have built something like this sooner. I need to tweak it a bit but for now, it gets the job done. Enjoy! #firewoodbundles #firewoodproduction #firewood #firewoodsales #sawbuck #diysawbuck
Haven't had a sawbuck for many years. They do work but I migrated to a longer bar and cutting smaller tops and secondary wood by placing it on top of other logs or rounds. Definitely useful though and doesn't take too much space.
Nice job Travis! I’m a fan of using a saw buck! Now you need a pickaroon to move all the new bucks around!! Great video! Best, - J.Andre. / Old Iron Acres
On the bottom part of the top v, add a block to even the sides of the v, add bracing straight accross. It gives you more stability and a nice flat too, convenient for doing several logs at a time. Otherwise you did everything else just dandy! Add that and yours will be nice and sturdy for years of use.
All true, Joshua - good point. Unless you made a larger, more robust sawbuck and then you can put several logs on at a time and buck them all at once. Thanks again for watching, keep cuttin'!
Hey Kenny. When I made mine I put two sets of crossed 2x4s a couple inches apart. Made my cut in between and w two the pieces didn't fall on the ground. I could send pics somewhere but with the use and about 20 yrs ago it's fallen apart. And cross them more than halfway up. It was a beast, I was able to make 5 cuts plus what hung over the ends
@@travisdoesfirewood take what you've got and add another cross a couple inches from those. Cut in between. Then you won't have to pick pieces up off ground. Think it was 5. Just used 8ft 2x4s. It made 5 chunks, so 4 cuts
Look up Tibertuff Chainsaw Buddy. Cutting logs on the ground sucks for sure. I used to have a 4 long log about 32 inch tall with a vslot and a bungy to hold a small log to keep the log off the ground to process small logs. Dont be Chainsaw Charlie and buck with foot lol You know I never use measuring tool for firewood,I use the saw ,go grom the end of the stinger to a point 15 inches forward and then twist and eye the spot and cut works well.
Ah that thing is cool! Maybe I can get one on the channel. Ha ha, "Chainsaw Charlie" - that's a good one, I'll remember that. Everyone cuts different. I try as much as possible to cut at 16" bc I'm selling the wood and I want pieces to be uniform. But if you're burning in your own home, doesn't really matter. Thanks again for watching, keep cuttin'!
You just need some braces across the bottom of the legs i think Travis. And space the uprights to 16" some way so you dont have to measure anything. Keep up the good work bro
