worx jaw horse

[Darren]

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7003103/c_1/1%7Ccategory_root%7CGarden+and+DIY%7C14418702/c_2/3%7C14418702%7CDIY+tools,+ladders+and+workbenches%7C14418713/c_3/4%7Ccat_14418713%7CWorkbenches%7C14418720.htm?_$ja=tsid:11527%7Ccc:%7Cprd:7003103%7Ccat:garden+%26+diy+%3E+diy+tools%2C+ladders+and+workbenches+%3E+workbenches

Did you think it's worth parting with 100 quid?

[woodbodger]

No Look at it and ask yourself, "would a professional log cutter use one of these", NO. I find the best way to cut logs is to start at the thin ends and work back to the trunk, it's natures own clamp; if you limb a tree first then you have the problem of holding the logs to reduce them. For me the ideal situation is to fell a tree and dice it on the spot so that it ends up as a diced image of itself on the ground, hopefully with bits of the tree left behind for conversion into timber?

[jillybean]

Argos shmargos . looks like an amateur piece of worthless *^%@ to me. Look at Laurie Buckinghams Woodstation.

http://www.jocemetal.co.uk/ its made by real people in Britain. and it works. mind you, woodbodgers theory sounds pretty good too!