Timber Tuff TMW-56 Lumber Cutting Guide

Bolts slip meaning chain bites into clamp. Drill a hole And mount it on your bar or get something else

別の移動製材機を持っています。この機種の良いところチェーンソーの角度を変えられるので、地面との距離を調整しながらカットできる点です。逆にそれが災いして、カットするのに腕力が必要となりました。角度も変化させて、それを保持できる機構も追加できると、最高の機種になることでしょう。期待します。

I bought this because it was the cheapest of the "lumber making guides" available. I thought that I could risk $20 to see if the process would work. Well, it does work and I was surprised at how well it works and how straight it cuts. A couple of cautions are necessary though. First, the straightness of the cut depends to a large degree on how well the shoe fits over the guide board. I tried a couple of 2 X 6 boards before I found one that was straight and was snug enough inside the shoe. Second, I think for heavy lumber making use it would be best to take the suggestion the manufacturer makes to drill two holes in the chainsaw bar and bolt the guide to the bar rather than use the set screws. It's difficult to get the set screw attachment to stay tight without risking fracturing the clamp as pointed out in the instructions. And third, chainsaw milling is not a very easy endeavor. It takes a fair amount of force to push the saw through a big log and the hand holds on the saw are not very comfortable for this application and the volume of sawdust is astonishing--and most of it ends up on the operator. But the end result in my case was a very straight and square beam.

Kommt zwar auch aus der China-Produktion (obwohl USA-Anbieter), ist aber preiswert, praktisch und funktionell.

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