How To Build A Sawbuck - The Best Way

Use these easy to follow instructions to build your own sawbuck for cutting firewood. A sawbuck elevates your firewood off the ground which reduces back pain and fatigue, allowing you to cut firewood quickly and easily.

[terryclark]

You are one of those rare people who can teach and not make folks feel stupid.Nice job, sir,

[tewaewae]

Quality video upload. Clear concise and no egoThanks man.

[walterkemp]

Really simple well explained job. Well done. It easy to say you could do this or that different but this project is a good strong finished piece of work. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[charlesschauberger]

I have an 8-year-old grandson who is wild about building things. I sent him a link to your You Tube video to watch it ahead of time. Thanks.

[BillyNeverDies]

This has got to be the best sawbuck tutorial on YT. Well done sir!

[terrysalmonsen]

I have watched other videos trying to teach how to make this. Yours was clear. Provided material and measurements.
And you have a fantastic way of conveying the subject. Wow.

[rosebud]

Made today. Very happy thank you . I made the centre one's 3ft. It was a bit heavy! But not bad for a lady who is 59 year old that has had cancer and has a hernia 😊

[gavindeering]

Cheers from Australia - I’ve made one of theses off this instructional video and it’s bloody fantastic. Especially the fold up design. Makes it easy to throw in the trailer and take with me down in the paddock to saw those hardwood tree limbs lying on the ground. Saves back ache, chainsaw biting dirt and most of all, added safety from chainsaw grab and throw back. Thanks so much for making this video and sharing your design.

[mvblitzyo]

Wow this is the one of the most amazing projects I found, that I need for a my own home.. thanks a TON !

Joe

[MrPolleyr]

Thanks for doing this video. I am an old retired guy who has always harvested my own firewood, but I has noticed the constant bending over bothers my back. So I looked online and found your post. I built a sawbuck today using your example. It works like a dream and certainly made my day a lot more enjoyable. Thanks from Canada.🇨🇦

[bloomfieldgriller]

This is a great tutorial video! Thank you so much. I just made it, with two changes to your original: 1 I made one 24 and one 12 inch section instead of two 24" sections (I have shorter pieces of wood so I thought that would work well) 2 Because I am going to use it on both ends, depending on the length of the pieces of wood, I pointed the bolts on both ends inward instead of all pointed into the same direction. We will get good use out of this for many years, thanks again!

[crochetmeg]

Best DIY sawbuck tutorial on this app! I’ve watched over 20 videos and yours is BY FAR the easiest to follow along

[loriw]

Great video! I love the folding aspect of this. I am in my early 60's now but can remember in my youth, helping my father cut firewood logs on one exactly like this. The only differences were it didn't fold and it had an extra support towards the bottom on each side. Thank you for sharing!

[jtjames]

What a wonderful instruction video. I threw away all my other more complicated ones. I can't wait to get started. I thank you and so does my chain saw blade. Lol.

[Stag]

Thank you for this great video! I’ve just made one and it is so much easier and safer than cutting on the ground, as I was doing. No rolling towards you, no kicking. Plus, I love that you give detailed instructions with measurements etc. Fantastic!

[timnickas]

Thank you I appreciate your video. Made mine today. Added in one more leg for short logs.

[lawolfe]

Nice video! You are a good teacher. This is just what I needed to understand how to build a sawbuck. Thank you!

[dave]

Thanks for this great video. I’ve wanted to make one for years. Your video made the process go smoothly. Keep up the good work!

[jenniesdanes]

Thanks for the great video. Just made a sawbuck out of scrap lumber and it is awesome! Wish I had made it long ago. :) Such a savings on my back.

[Ezikeal]

I made this 1 1/2 years ago, heavy duty works great. Came to revisit. Thanks again