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Portable Chainsaw Bench Clamp
Stephen Nelson, Winston-Salem, N.C., made a portable chainsaw bench clamp to hold his chainsaw’s guide bar steady for chain tightening and hand sharpening.
He started with a 10-in. long, 6-in. sq. wood block fitted with a screw clamp. A short 2 by 2 piece of scrap wood attached to the block stabilizes it.<
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Portable Chainsaw Bench Clamp FARM SHOP Tools Stephen Nelson Winston-Salem N C made a portable chainsaw bench clamp to hold his chainsaw’s guide bar steady for chain tightening and hand sharpening He started with a 10-in long 6-in sq wood block fitted with a screw clamp A short 2 by 2 piece of scrap wood attached to the block stabilizes it “I just insert the end of the bar into the device and lift the bar slightly so the chain can turn then tighten the clamp ” says Nelson “It can be easily placed on a bench or tailgate and it can be easily lifted and turned around to work on the other side “It holds the bar level and is much more handy than sitting on the ground wrestling with the saw’s power head ” Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Stephen Nelson 207 Elaines Way Winston-Salem N C 27127 ph 336 764-8929; yoganelson1@gmail com
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