OREGON Steel Log Saw Horse, foldable and adjustable, 27 cm log capacity (584145), Red

Necessitavo di un cavalletto stabile per poter tagliare un buon quantitativo di legna con la motosega ed inizialmente pensavo di costruirmelo in legno in modo da potermelo fare su misura in base alle mie esigenze.In realtà anche se la cosa era più che fattibile alla fine avrei avuto un cavalletto molto stabile ma ingombrante e la spesa avrebbe superato il prezzo dell' Oregon.COME SI PRESENTA: Piccolo pacchetto, tutto ben imballato nella plastica, istruzioni e bulloneria.Ben fatto, materiale di qualità e rifinito a dovere, purtroppo i dadi dei tre bulloni più grossi sono di qualità penosa e di dimensione dubbia, non si riesce ad utilizzare una chiave 13 ne una 14...cestinati e sostituiti con oggetto di qualità misura 14.Facile l' assemblaggio, seguite le istruzioni e montatelo a terra,in piedi è molto instabile durante il montaggio ed è facile farsi male perchè potrebbe chiudersi all' improvviso.UTILIZZO: Si apre e chiude facilmente, leggerissimo da trasportare e comodo da riporre viste le dimensioni. E' stabile, come mi aspettavo, davvero buona la qualità, gli 80 kg di portata probabilmente ci stanno tutti ma credo che a quel punto diventi un pò ballerino. Difficilmente si caricherà un tronco del genere sul cavalletto. Le parti seghettate sono molto efficaci, il tronco non si muove mai. Attenzione alla barra metallica orizzontale sotto il tronco, potrebbe entrare in contatto con la catena, io ci ho messo un' asse per sicurezza.PRO: prezzo abbordabilePRO: robusto e stabilePRO: leggero e compattoCONTRO: parte della bulloneria non all' altezzaCONTRO: la barra orizzontale potrebbe entrare in contatto con la motosega.LO CONSIGLIO?: Si, lo reputo un prodotto valido e a un prezzo corretto.

bonjour le plan est très facile à lire , le montage est pareil ça prend 15 mn à deux pour visser, quand à la qualité je verrai dans le temps .

Wenn man rechts und links auseinanderhalten kann und in der Lage ist, eine Aufbauanleitung zu verstehen, geht es schnell.Einziger Kritikpunkt ist die obere Querstrebe innerhalb des Sägebocks. Wenn man da etwas zu tief sägt, kommt man auf das Metall. Da freut sich keine Kettensäge.Man kann einfach durchbohren und eine dicke Holzleiste draufschrauben oder, wer es schöner will, ein paar Laschen anschweißen und ein dickes Brett etwas aussparen und anschrauben.Am Wichtigsten ist aber, dass es funktioniert und sich Rundhölzer und Stämme nicht mitdrehen!Schon einige gehabt (Baumarkt-Zeug aus Holz): billig und funktioniert nichtAlso: TOLLER SÄGEBOCK!

After reading the reviews on several metal sawhorses I took a punt on this one from Oregon and as it turned out I made the right choice, as it has exceeded my expectations. It arrived very quickly and the weighty box gave me a good feeling as you need weight and strength in a sawhorse. I unpacked it all (it was well protected by large amounts of protective wrap) checked everything was there and laid it all out on the living-room floor, where I then familiarised my self with all the component parts against the assembly instructions. To be honest once you have understood how it fits together (using the Amazon product pictures and assembly sheet) it is a 30 minute task and seriously if anyone has major issues with this then they should not be let loose with a chainsaw. The secret is to ensure the serrated edges are at the top and the three leg sets are put together with the serrations facing inwards and a locking bar at each end with the two short vertical bars in the middle going down to two lateral support bars, then the rest falls into place. Yes, there are no spanners supplied, but, it only requires a couple of 13m and 14m open and ring spanners to do the job and again if you do not have your own toolset at home you probably are not the right person to be running around with a chainsaw! Once it was assembled I rechecked the tightness of all the bolts and nuts and took it outside for a bit of Stihl 2 stroke chainsaw action. So, here are the facts after a solid heavy duty log cutting session: 1. It is a robust solid structure with a good coating of deep red paint which supported some of my heaviest 6 to 8 ft logs weighing up to 16 kgs. 2. The serrated edges really gripped the logs and stopped any turning, obviously each log was rammed down into place to ensure the edges were gripping it. 3. I adjusted the sawhorse width to ensure different sized logs were getting maximum grip and the end locking bars did their job with no slippage. 4. There was no problem with cutting down through the logs anywhere across the width of the horse as there are a few inches below each log prior to meeting the metal bars below with plenty of room to finish the cut, just so long as you know how to use a chainsaw and it is sharp, so you are not putting too much weight on it during the cut. After use the horse folds up nearly flat and goes nicely into the shed. So would I recommend it?.............hell yes this is a great bit of kit and it is well up to the task it is intended for and I am glad I put down most of the negative review comments to people that are not used to handling tools and basic DIY. None of these very few negative comments were borne out and I am blown away by this truly great addition to chainsaw (or bowsaw) log cutting, well done Oregon.

La parte negativa son las pésimas instrucciones de montaje. Es una pena que un producto que es bueno, baje su calificación por unas instrucciones poco trabajadas.Es cierto que acabas montándolo pero tardando más de lo debido.Además las instrucciones tienen un error importante, la barra horizontal superior hay que montarla en el sentido opuesto al que dicen, sino no puedes abrir el caballete.Por lo demás el producto es bueno.