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STEP 5:
Remove the downward pressure on
the end of the log so that the long
end moves downwards causing the
chain to lock in both chain tubes.
The log should be approximately
level. The angle of the log can be
adjusted by re-applying downward
pressure on the log and pulling or
pushing on the ends of the chain.
WARNING: If it is necessary to adjust the chain to change the angle of the
log, always hold the chain by the ends, never close to the chain tubes.
IMPORTANT: The weight of the log is sufficient to securely
locate it in the v-blades, do not apply downward pressure to the
long overhanging end of the log as this may result in damage.
IMPORTANT: Check that the log is secure and the
sawhorse stable before beginning to cut.
STEP 6:
Always begin by cutting the initial
few logs from the long overhang-
ing end, then cut successive logs
in a sequence that maintains ap-
proximately 1/3 of the remaining log
length in the direction of the chain
and 2/3 in the direction of the back
legs.
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