I was curious of what others have come up with as far as a chainsaw storage rack. Over the years, I have acquired about 8 saw and they range anywhere from a 36" bars to a 16". They take up a bunch of room and I was thinking of building shelving/ storage rack for these because I do not saw in the winter. Any ideas or thoughts?
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Here's a chainsaw bracket, not much else out there. Perhaps someone will respond with plans for something self fabricated? I use a simple aluminum garage-tool storage bracket that holds a pair of saws nicely.
Here's a chainsaw bracket, not much else out there. Perhaps someone will respond with plans for something self fabricated? I use a simple aluminum garage-tool storage bracket that holds a pair of saws nicely.
In my shop I screwed a 1"x8" x8' long hemlock board between 2 post about 36" off the floor. Then to this I screwed some short 6" pieces on each end and one in the middle. Then another long board on top of the short peices which creates a long 1" slot in which you can slide the bar of a saw down into verticly. Cheap and effective.
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