The Smart Holder is a sawhorse that helps you do your job more quickly. Smart Holder: The Smart Holder makes it impossible for wood to get stuck on the guide bar. The log is held in place when it has been slid in. To avoid a chainsaw accident like a log moving or the guide bar getting pinched, you should do this.
Claw: This unique invention bites into the log and holds it in place, so you can cut any length of log with ease. The claw can hold logs that are 1″ in diameter up to 9″ in diameter.
The Smart-Holder doesn’t have sawhorses made of wood, so you don’t have to lift your firewood off the ground when you cut it. This saves your back and shoulders from having to work hard.
This is the Smart-Holder. It can be put together in 15 seconds or less and folds up for easy storage. As soon as it is folded, its dimensions are 39 x 14 x 2 inches long.
Wood is 9 inches wide “Max, I can’t believe it. Wood can be any length. Assembled, the sawhorse has a length of 46.5″ and a width of 15”. Its height when disassembled is 2″ and its working height is 23.5″ “Weight: 26 pound.
Nine inches in width “Max, I can’t believe it.
Wood can be any length.
Sawhorse: 46.5 “In this case.
Sawhorse length: 15 “In this case.
Disassembled, the height is 2 “In this case.
The assembled height is 37.5 “In this case.
In this case, the working height is 23.5 inches “In this case.
Weight:26lb.
It was very simple to set up. Since there are no instructions, that’s a good thing. I didn’t have a spring on one of the supports, but that’s not a big deal. I’ll have to manually tighten the screw to make it work. I’m going to look for a new spring. When I cut down limbs from a large cedar tree, it took me a while to get used to. The limbs don’t all go straight, so I still need one hand to keep the limb from rolling.
