Chain saw carriage
OwnerJohn A. Bakkeninventor
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A chain saw attachment for mounting a chain saw used to cut reclined logs lengthwise includes a substantially right parallelepiped frame which straddles but does not contact the log. The frame is supported by a supporting surface independent of the log and cooperates with mounting means for rigidly mounting the chain saw in a cutting position. The frame is mounted on feet which permit the frame to be slid along the supporting surface, typically the ground. The mounting means includes two sets of clamping members for gripping opposite ends of a saw bar of the chain saw. Each set is supported by a vertical chain saw support member that is vertically adjustable to vary the level of the chain saw's cutting plane relative to the log. Each chain saw support member mounts a nut that is engaged by a threaded rod, rotation of which causes the chain saw support member and hence gripped chain saw to move vertically. Both threaded rods mount respective sprockets which are interconnected by a drive chain. Rotation of one threaded rod causes simultaneous corresponding rotation of the other threaded rod to permit level height adjustment of the entire chain saw.
A portable chain saw attachment for a chain saw to facilitate cutting a reclined log into lumber, the log being supported by a substantially planar log supporting surface, the chain saw having a saw chain, saw bar, motor end and opposite nose bar end, the attachment comprising:
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