DuckHunterJon
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- Apr 18, 2004
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I used to use something very similar. We sold bundles of campfire wood, and my boss paid me by the bundle. I came up with a similar saw buck. I'd load two pieces of baling twine, pre cut and knotted on one end in to each bay. Load the thing full of slabwood, saw down through, tie each off, and lift each bundle out. Mine was 16' long, as that's what the slabwood came as. Prior to doing it this way, I could do roughly 10-12 bundles an hour (I was getting paid $0.50 per bundle). Using the sawbuck, I could do close to 30 an hour as there was less messing around with every step. At 15 years old, making $15 an hour was darn good! Did about 3000 bundles a summer at that place.