- New siding saw - JLC-Online Forums
Share your experiences with new tools and equipment Learn about tips, techniques, jigs, and gadgets Anything to do with construction tools, hardware, equipment, or accessories is welcome
- Getting heat upstairs from the woodstove - Hearth. com Forums
You just may have a two stove house jackpine Toggle signature Stihl 041 Farm Boss and 032 Splitting mauls, grenade wedge, cant hook, log tongs and two 15" truck tires Sawbuck, Honda Foreman and two wheel trailer Round Oak Model D - 18 heater Round Oak "Arrow Buffet" cookstove Quick Meal cookstove Not open for further replies
- How to safely cut firewood in half (not split)?
49" sawbuck (just happened to be the longest pieces in my odds ends pile,treated 2 x 4 2 x 6 45 to 49" long) Those lines from a Sharpie at 16" 32" Though when bucking larger rounds freehand away from sawbuck I go between 15" 18",its all good Some of the largest toughest ones from 12" to 15" to make splitting easier
- Radial Arm Cuts - JLC-Online Forums
Sliding Compound Miter Saw - Radial Arm Saw - Sawbuck - Panel Saw - Swing Saw A RAS can rip, crosscut, route, bore holes, cook dinner, etc It was marketed as a one tool shop kinda like the ShopSmith A SCSM is basically a power miterbox on steroids I would not want to see anybody rip stock on an SCSM (unless it was a Euro combo model or flipsaw)
- Why not to angle your back cut? | Hearth. com Forums Home
I've seen it stated several times that when felling a tree the back cut should be made horizontal and not angled, but I've never seen it written as to why Anyone got the answer on that one?
- chop saw vs. miter saw - JLC-Online Forums
Dick, shortly after I started there, we moved on up to the Delta sawbuck and used it for compounds I can remember using skillsaws for cutting angles on larger baseboards for miters copes even
- Best Way to Cut Loose Limbs to Size??? - Hearth. com Forums
Placing the bungee-corded bundle on a sawbuck, or even bungee-cording the whole thing to the sawbuck would be very helpful The easiest way of all is to cut them while they are still attached to the tree
- Miter Board - JLC-Online Forums
Anybody have a good design for a “miter board”? This is basically a sled for a circular saw and a board or table to lay the material on, under the saw line Like a Delta “SawBuck” only 50 pounds lighter :-) Hard to describe, but if you’ve seen one you’ll know it I would appreciate any input before I build mine Thanks, Bill Tags:None Guest #2 01-12-2002, 01:07 AM Re: Miter Board
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