Ken Cutt wrote:
Laurie Forbes wrote:

This may not be a great idea but it has occurred to me that my 14"
metal chop saw, with a 14" *wood* blade, might be useful for cutting
up small logs (4" to 6" or so) into firewood lengths. Anyone ever try
something like that or have any comments??

Laurie Forbes

Compare blade speeds . If the wood blade will run at the speed of your
saw why not . I would not recommend running the wood blade faster then
its rated speed though . Luck
Ken Cutt
I have thought about that very thing, if the saw was anchored well it
would be better IMO. I don't want that wood blade binding in a log right
next to my hand. It happens all to much with a skil saw, but at least
the hand held saw has the blade under the cut and away from the operator.

granpaw
who has managed to get his hand into a skil saw, joiner, and sundry
other devices capable of cutting, sliceing, and maiming human flesh.