can it be lower to use a hand buck saw. is usally lower than chain saw hight
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Although we haven't actually used the sawhorse with a buck saw yet, we did set up the horse and I would say it should work just fine with a buck saw. That's one of the reasons we got the sawhorse. Plus, the height is adjustable; maybe two-three positions.
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no real vertical adjustments it will go up and down a couple of inches depending on how wide you set the crossbars
839380
Don't know about using a hand buck saw but the Timber Tuff can't be lowered any further than the cross bars that hold it in place. Height is perfect for chain saw cutting.
1460000
Yes, if it's a hand gun. I would bolt it down. It comes with bolts and pre drilled holes.
1510461
Yes , you would need a Hack Saw because it is pretty solid, but the top shelf is adjustable to fit lower fit.
1612857
It's probably to small to handle the skill saw. Wire size should be 2 guage minimum and no longer than 3'
878182
I can't answer specifically for this item because I gave it away as a gift. However, I've never seen a circular saw that doesn't have a depth adjustment. You should be able to loosen the flat plate and adjust it downward to lessen the depth of the cut.
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Both chains have 55 drive links which would fit a stihl saw with a 16 inch bar. I have stihl 017 ms170 and either of these chains will work on them. I am not sure which one is a lower kick back chain
589792
Stand itself when folded or collapsed is no more than 3". Sounds like you're talking about the saw though!
448594
Both the ripping dude and the crosscut side have some set to the teeth, so it's not really a flush cut saw-- it'll scuff the surface you're cutting to if you ride up against it. Still a good saw, but not the 100% ideal for trimming plugs.
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Excellent with reservations , I bought mine specifically to do hand cut dove tails and was not disappointed. The saw kerf is extremely narrow. Just remember that you are limited in depth by the rib on the back. Should work for most cuts. It is quite light weight too, so go easy.
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My girlfriend weighs 100lbs and she didn't have any issues with the kickback cutting some trees in the back, honestly I can't think of any reason to go with a low kick back chain if you need any serious cutting done. My saw came with a low kickback and I couldn't get anything done. Replaced it with one of these and cut through several trees in the same time it took to do one with the low kickback and I did it with less effort because you are holding the saw a lot longer per cut with a low kick back chain. Low kickback chains make the work exhausting, I hate em. If you're elderly or a small child, maybe low kickback is the way to go, but then why are you using a chainsaw lol. My girlfriend weighs 100lbs and she didn't have any issues with the kickback cutting some trees in the back, honestly I can't think of any reason to go with a low kick back chain if you need any serious cutting done. My saw came with a low kickback and I couldn't get anything done. Replaced it with one of these and cut through several trees in the same time it took to do one with the low kickback and I did it with less effort because you are holding the saw a lot longer per cut with a low kick back chain. Low kickback chains make the work exhausting, I hate em. If you're elderly or a small... » Read More My girlfriend weighs 100lbs and she didn't have any issues with the kickback cutting some trees in the back, honestly I can't think of any reason to go with a low kick back chain if you need any serious cutting done. My saw came with a low kickback and I couldn't get anything done. Replaced it with one of these and cut through several trees in the same time it took to do one with the low kickback and I did it with less effort because you are holding the saw a lot longer per cut with a low kick back chain. Low kickback chains make the work exhausting, I hate em. If you're elderly or a small child, maybe low kickback is the way to go, but then why are you using a chainsaw lol. « Show Less
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Its a heavy framing saw. Using it over your head is not recommended. Better off using a sidwinder for this. 6 1/2" skill is nice or a porta-cable 4" trim saw.Good luck!
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The maximum vertical cutting height will be approximately 10.5 to maybe 11 feet (with a six foot tall operator). Here's why: The overall length, from the rear of the engine to the tip of the saw chain is 8 feet 4 inches. When it is supported by the shoulder strap, with the strap hook at belt level and the saw tilted upward in a cutting position, the rear of the engine will be about mid thigh. It is possible to raise it up to a higher level, but probably only such that the rear of the engine will be at about waist level, because your left arm will be extended fully by this point. It is seven feet from the front of the right hand grip in front of the engine to the tip of the saw chain. But keep in mind the limiting factor is the extension of the left arm holding the front handle. The handle is moveable, but the farther away from your right hand that you can position it, the better the control and the less the fatigue. Note also that you will have to be at an angle to the branches you are cutting and not directly under them, or they will fall on you. So your reach will not be the full seven vertical feet above your right hand even if you place the left hand handle closer to the right. So again, cutting a limb 10.5 to perhaps 11 feet off the ground will be the maximum cutting height.
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Mine is mounted on a DeWalt gravity stand and the hold downs have some adjustability, and I would think that your stand would have the same. What you could do is go to the DeWalt website and download the owners manual to see what the saw dimensions are and compare them to what your stand will accept. I would be surprised if the two are not compatible, but don't take my word for it.
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At least 1/2 inch I would think, maybe a quarter of an inch? I cut mine about 1 & 1/2 inches so never tried lower but it will adjust almost down to the actual blade.
1731287
no read the lower left corner of item there is a difference in corded and cordless saws
1164812
yes, but I would recommend something with a shorter blade height so you can fit it between close limbs (only applies if they are still on the tree). One of the collapsible hand saws are great for this purpose
953941
I only went down 4 inches, would have went a little deeper if needed. Saw works great.