Would this be suitable for hanging either a chainsaw or an axe?
1467889
Not sure about a chain saw, but certainly an axe. If you're thinking of hanging the chain saw by the handle grip - possibly (depending on the opening, angle, etc.) I've used these at my place of work to hang first aid responder bags. As long as they are properly anchored, I don't see why you could not hang an axe. Just be sure to check the weight limitations from the manufacturer
1467890
They should work just fine. I use them for a bicycle and a bunch of other things but the bars are close enough together to hold the axe and the chainsaw , depending on how wide can be hung lenthwise or from a strap. I should say I have these screwed into large wood pilings.
1467891
It could be used for either but it would depend on size and design of what you are hanging. I actually used it to get extra hardwood floor planks off the floor and stored away.
1467892
These are sturdy and durable. If the are mounted to a stud with sturdy screws it should be no problem.
1749370
So far I have used this vice for clamping almost any item needed except for sawing. I would think that its capabilities would (or could be) extended to light weight sawing; but vigorius of heavy duty sawing I would not count on it.
898334
It probably is strong enough to do this as long as you overlap the velcro onto itself enough, and if the tree limbs are small enough. You'd probably need to use more than one piece to hold the branches. It's worth giving it a try.
524274
Yes and no. Yes, easily, but I don't recommend hanging something as brittle as cast iron. If it bangs against something else metal, the handle might snap off. The hook will be just fine, tho :)
1445548
It could be hung with whatever as long as the cord is sturdy enough to hold the weight of the people using it and is anchored properly on the posts/tree.
1481543
This is made for attaching to a play set. I don't know how you would affix to a tree branch - I think the chains would slip? Maybe you would need these too:Wood Tree Swings Thirty Six Inches Long Tree Swing Hanging Kit 2 Straps WITH SAFER Screw Lock Snap Hook
1436012
Could cut down various sized tree. It is sharp. Depends upon the amount of physical force applied and angle used. Not designed as an axe but if given a choice I would choose this tool due to the multiple uses.
619176
It seems like you could. You would just need to attach some kind of clip to hang it up with and you're good to go.
989503
No. Not what it is designed to accomplish. Drilling into the sides, or placing a clamp around it for holding the wood might work, but again, not within the design parameters.
1583565
I doubt it would be strong enough for that. Handles screws well but bolts might require too much torque imo.
415117
You can, if you follow the directions of how high up to hang it. Attach it to the tree, don't hang it on a branch.
991755
Yes, it would work for that. I use mine for bonsai tools, lots of pockets and heavy duty.
896940
I think it could be used on a metal frame as long as the hooks are in the right place so that the chain hangs straight.
2054286
Eh... If you anchor it really, really well with spring clip anchors I'd think so. Probably not completely ideal. It's not heavy but it's got a little weight to it.
2134780
This thing would definitely be capable I have used it to cut down a 10 diameter pine in my backyard, it took a fair amount longer than my regular felling axe did, but as it is of higher quality than my felling axe it held a much better edge. The sheath is mediocre and would not last if used for very long I replace mine with a home made one. Great axe for the price and lightweight. Ideal for camping I'd say or making smaller pieces of firewood into kindling for you woodstove/fireplace.
120685
We did not evaluate it for hanging anywhere except a door facing, but there should be someway to secure it to a tree branch. Perhaps the manufacturer could provide some guidance.
336454
Probably. For my project this simply guided the hanger bolt, but my hanger bolts were longer than the tiny space there plates have for bolts, so the hanger bolt ended up going into the wood behind the plate. That was fine by me. I just kept screwing until it was very secure.