I do this often. Keep a four foot 2x2 around. One end against a log the other to the ground pushed down by your foot. This will create a brace that will keep odd sized branches from kicking back/up and getting stuck.
Thanks for that tip on help holding the branch firmly.
You should never never CUT BRANCHES or wood WITHOUT SECURING THEM TO THE TABLE OF THE SAW.
The piece being cut needs to be stationary. If not physics will take over and the motion of the blade will send one of the pieces flying in an unknown direction.
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LOVE the idea since I don't trust my girlie strength with a chain saw. THANKS!!!
Peace, Terry
Thanks for that tip on help holding the branch firmly.
You should never never CUT BRANCHES or wood WITHOUT SECURING THEM TO THE TABLE OF THE SAW.
The piece being cut needs to be stationary. If not physics will take over and the motion of the blade will send one of the pieces flying in an unknown direction.