haymaker80
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- Location
- Stafford
After some recommendations for PTO driven sawbenches. Priced up a Brown's sliding table one so far. Any others to consider?
PTO sawbench
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Lincs Lass
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- Location
- north lincs
Pretty sure theres a Kidd saw bench lurking in the back of the shed here , lots of stuff got sold ages back but it might still be here
Are you likely ever to want to rip lengths of timber down?
If not, most people seem to recommend the rocking type logging benches.
I suspect the Browns table type bench is probably the pick of the modern basic ones, unless you want to get into proper forestry gear at prices to match.
I have a Kidd sliding table one and it is Ok, but the table plate is not thick enough/braced enough, and it allows the timber to bounce with the vibration of the sawing.
If not, most people seem to recommend the rocking type logging benches.
I suspect the Browns table type bench is probably the pick of the modern basic ones, unless you want to get into proper forestry gear at prices to match.
I have a Kidd sliding table one and it is Ok, but the table plate is not thick enough/braced enough, and it allows the timber to bounce with the vibration of the sawing.
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- mid wales
Posch, make many different types, have a look on their website.
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