how do u put the jaws on for use with a chain saw
1800636
I have not used the Jawhorse for cutting wood...but I am sure smaller branches could be just pinched shut.., but be careful cutting around the metal legs..big sparks I would think
1800637
There is a yellow/orange slide switch on the front to "lock" or "unlock." You disengage the ratcheting clamp mechanism by sliding the switch to unlock. You can then simply slide off one fixture and slide on another. When you switch the selector to lock, the foot-actuated ratcheting mechanism applies clamping pressure. I do not own the toothed log clamp accessory, so I cannot provide any details regarding its operation or usefulness. But you can apply a lot of clamping pressure with this device, so it should do the job of holding a log securely.
1660366
Comes with a tool to loosen the bolts and screw the bar adjustment. Haven't been able to get mine started for months so I haven't needed to adjust the chain. I wouldn't buy this chainsaw again, ever.
1278108
You don't. You can push them in to shorten the handles but not removable. There is another model with a removable saw but it is a little more expensive.
1253763
On each section there's a spring loaded button that goes through a hole in the section above it. Then there's a latch that closes a clamp around the end of the section. You have to extend/retract the sections in the right order, so you'll want to practice with it on the ground until you get the idea. I have NO COMPLAINTS about this saw.
1149433
Spring load clamp "jaws" that it comes with. If you are trying to cut something like a floor where you can't get a clamp underneath (i.e. a C-clamp wouldn't work), then you just need to get creative ....
1397402
There is one bolt on the chain guard that you unscrew. The cover comes off and you switch out the chain. Replace the cover and screw the bolt on finger tight and then tighten the chain. After the chain is tight use the provided tool and tighten the bolt the rest of the way and your good to go.
406709
Yes, that is what I use it with Jaws are numbered to ensure they are in the proper position. Easy to change between Jumbo chuck and 4-jaw.
435172
Pull the handle away from the jaws-it has adjustment teeth. Just adjust the clamping pressure, and you're good to go.
85637
I cut some rubber tubes that I can put around the jaws... & that enables me to use them as "soft jaw" pliers. That's a ninja technique!
946848
That is really all there is. Its simple. Mount the brackets to your surface. Insert the holders to your post and tighten the knob. Add your chain and then place it in the bracket. Profit.
1966371
It comes with a bar, and it also specifies which model it fits. You have to get the right pitch for your chain for the saw. You can look it up online to see if it fits it or if there is one that fits. When I bought mine they only had the 3/8 chain.
1630962
Take the wrench out of its holder and loosen up bolt holding the blade. You will have to engage the blade stop that is located on the front side of the saw. Remove the bold and blade and then to install a new blade just reverse this procedure making sure you install the blade in the correct rotation.
1660364
you tighten it with the provided chain saw tool, it has a standard screwdriver head on one end and the wrench on the other. you simply loosen the to bar nuts and then tighten or loosen as needed.
1985817
The Jaw saw is battery operated so less power if battery not fully charged. I used it and found it very good and safe as the small chain saw is enclosed in the jaw. It has a safety feature to start it too. Battery power - no starting it - just put the battery in and disengage the safety switch.
782675
There is a nob that When tightened keeps the saw at what ever height you need it. If you were to loosen it you could probably do a drop cut.
1057192
I don't use the clamps that came with the saw, I use regular C clamps.I glued a piece of wood underneath so the bottom flange doesn't get in the way.I'm really happy with the saw, it works great and it looks like modern art.
1784046
Yes you can, if it doesn't fit properly it comes with brackets you can use and just about any saw will work.